Dealing with your Bulldog’s food allergies can’t be frustrating! We asked 800,000 members of the Bulldog community on facebook the following question: “Those of you who raise Bulldogs have allergies…. What food do you use 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 Bulldog’s diet. iHeartDogs is reader powered so some of the links below may be affiliate links for which we get a small commission at no extra cost to you.
The 20 Best Foods for Bulldog Allergies
In my opinion, the royal dog is the best out there. It’s expensive, however, but it saves him from the rash and all the other stuff he gets from other foods.
Author: Christy Renee C.
Prefer: 9
Limited ingredients Natural Balance. I also try to cook different Turkish combinations, chicken hearts, liver, peas, carrots and green beans. I also feed my dog blueberries.
Author: Donna P.
Prefer: first
Merrick Salmon and Sweet Potato. Apart from a VERY SUCCESSFUL broadcast, he has never had any skin or ear problems… .and he is white apart from the speckled ears…
Author: Stefanie H.
Prefer: 2
I use Acana duck and sweet potato because that’s not what she’s allergic to and I have to feed my 2 other dogs as well
Author: Cindy P.
Prefer: first
Zignature Salmon and Sweet Potatoes Frozen Boiled Green Beans and Fresh Carrots
Author: Jamie me.
Prefer: first
Flavors of Wild Pacific Current or Fromms salmon and tunaluni. Both are fish based. Both were great for the 5 bulldogs we had. Also, add water-packed sardines twice a week to their food and they love it. Fish is good for skin and hair.
Author: Karen C.
Prefer: 2
Sensitive skin Purina and salmon and rice, it’s the only food that doesn’t make my bullies itch
Author: Kelly P.
Prefer: 8
Nutro Chicken & Brown Rice. The little man has severe allergies to milk, beef and liver. Used to scratch continuously and remove large patches of hair at a time. Aside from the occasional ear infection, he hasn’t had any problems since!
Author: Lauren K.
Prefer: 2
I tried many and I get zignature kangaroo. It’s just over $100 a bag of tough words but he does the best with it.
Author: Dawn S.
Prefer: first
I used to feed my kids Merrick seedless venison and sweet potatoes. I understand that a raw diet is also good for allergies.
Author: Dale E.
Prefer: 0
No fresh pet seeds with some fresh blueberries and a Zyrtec repellent.
Author: Traci Jordan S.
Prefer: 3
From seeds 4 Stars for free. Stay away from chicken. I love the beef frittata, the surf and the turf.
Author: Jason L.
Prefer: 0
Taste of the Wild Smoked Salmon has been working well for my dog lately
Author: John Chambers J.
Prefer: 0
We use Diamond, which is yams or sweet potatoes and salmon. Our girl has had no problems with her hips and hair since starting it.
Author: Shannon T.
Prefer: 2
The large Nutrisource variety is seedless. Mine is allergic to cereals and so many other things!!! Pumpkin, peanut butter and rice are just a few names.
Author: Carrie J.
Prefer: first
Royal canin hydrolyzed, I am allergic to almost everything and he loves this food and has no problem with it.
Author: Debbie S.
Prefer: 4
Lamb instinctively canned and canned! My English bulldog is allergic to everything and I ran into a burly looking man with the same problem he swore by this so I bought! He lived 10 years without any more problems!!
Author: Natalie H.
Prefer: first
Wellness Core Ocean Formula. I’ve been using it for years on my two ‘sensitive’ girls.
Author: Laura B.
Prefer: 0
American Journey Limited Ingredients Venison & Sweet Potatoes Grain Free Dry Formula Dog Food
Author: Barbara G.
Prefer: 0
We use Victor dog food that is 100% made in the USA. We researched each type of dog food. No withdrawal. You can actually give them a call and they will instruct you on your dog. It’s expensive but a bag lasts 1 month or so 1 cup in the morning of April 1 at night can work guide you to the right dog food for your dog’s needs. They do not disappoint! The full moon dish is made in the USA and is intended for human consumption.
Author: Rhonda B.
Prefer: 0
