The 20 Best Foods for Border Collies with Allergies

Dealing with a Border Collie’s food allergies can be incredibly frustrating! We asked 800,000 members of the Border Collie community on facebook the following question: “Border Collies pets with allergies…. What food do you eat and why?” We received hundreds of responses and summarize the top 20 here.

As always, be sure to consult your veterinarian before making any health changes to your veterinarian. Border Collie diet. iHeartDogs is reader powered so some of the links below may be affiliate links where we get a small commission at no extra cost to you.

Our girl can only have chicken and rice and outerwear or she will have a stomachache

Author: Sandy D.

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No grains..never use cheap food that has dyes, allergens and health problems…no beef or pork that is difficult to digest very sensitive to acgs, chicken, lamb. or the best fish

Author: Pat M.

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I’ve used Hills D/D scientific diet. She did a great job with Apoquel.

Author: Maureen M.

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Purines HA. She was up there for 13 years. I sometimes try other foods, but react very quickly. Highly recommended for difficult cases.

It tastes awful (like cardboard, I’ve tried it) but she loves it. Complete nutrition. Although not cheap, but cheaper than constant vet visits!

Author: Graz M.

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Sardines, rabbit or venison, broccoli, sweet potatoes, one egg a day. Recommended by a pet nutritionist when she was one year old and has been on antibiotics for most of her first year to clear bladder crystals. It is thought that food allergies caused them. She is 11 years old and has been on that diet ever since, with good results.

Author: Linda H.

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I’ve used Comprehensive selection of lamb and rice formula. My groom recommended it to me. Great work for him

Author: Martha R.

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Fresh/raw I made it myself. Do not eat any kibble.

Author: Lesley N.

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My dog ​​dermatologist says no chicken for me! + add cod liver oil (a little bit) and feed the salmon. Ducks and bison Solved their problems

Author: Cheryl H.

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Purina pro plan for sensitive skin/stomach salmon & rice

Author: Jess S.

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Meals for Salmon Mutts kibble single protein. I can’t give him anything else. I can provide dishes without any protein.

Author: Dee I.

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My BC is allergic to animal protein so she is vegan. She eats V-Dog. She’s doing great and she’s 13 years old

Author: Kim W.

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We have found Blue Buffalo Salmon Hydrolysed Food (HF) is the only thing she can eat. Was a miracle food after 2 years of trying everything under the sun.

Author: Kelly F.

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If you have a Costco card, give it a try Natures Domain and salmon sweet potato.

Author: Kathy B.

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I switched to duck and sweet potato food for my dog ​​after his allergies cleared up and he no longer sneezed or scratched. Also, a drop of fish oil on the food helps too! i like brands family canidae and Merrick.

Author: Lauren de J.

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Mine ate Purina One in 15 years. She has never had a problem.

Author: Robert O.

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I use Bil-Jac is sensitive. My Border Collie has a sensitive stomach and the bil-jac is made in the USA

Author: Michele C.

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Nature’s Formula

Author: Kathy P.

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I made my own.. cleaned my blistered and scratched feet, as well as ear infections.. 2 lbs burgers and 3 bags of mixed vegetables. NO Corn Cooked in a baking pan in the oven.. also a daily probiotic. Buy dog ​​food that’s filled with fillers.. you’ll notice a difference in their bowel movements.

Author: Pamel L.

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Cooked chicken thighs, carrots and green beans. Carrots and celery to handle. Bananas, strawberries, blueberries, for breakfast. 1/2 cup a day Stomach sensitive eating science a day

Author: Ron M.

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free health beads

Author: Sharon G.

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As always, be sure to consult your veterinarian before making any health changes to your Border Collie’s food. iHeartDogs is reader powered so some of the links above may be affiliate links where we get a small commission at no extra cost to you.