you are insane almost every carb has gluten of some sort!!!!!!!!! so ur dog would have to eat raw to be healthy and allergy free if what your saying is true. every food with grains has glutens!!!!!!! get over it you act like your special cuz you have some sensitive dog. almost all the premium foods have very close ingredient panels. so what do you feed now im sure it has many of the same ingredients that canidae has!

look at for instance wellness brand dog food. on most of there formulas there second ingredient is ground barley!! alot of complaints on here is about barley. barley is not evil it is nutritios and has alot of protein in it. in canidae its the 10th ingredient making it a pretty small part of the food. canidae is lover 50% meat based. its awesome and it costs far less than anything close to it ingredient wise.

Rice and millet are the grains in the food I feed and they are gluten free. Visit wholegrainscouncil.org and get "schooled" yourself.

Frisbeedogs an asshole do not listen to people who have such low self esteem that they have to blog crap only over the internet like a bully does!This person does not know what they are talking about and they do not have the knowledge nor do they know that canidae is with diamond foods! Such a loser this person! Reading this idiots posts will give a you a headache! Good luck to you and your pup! I hope you have found an agreeable food for your pup! and not diamond brand as jerkwad frisbee nutcase says! Good Luck to you!

and you were right look at this!
Class Action filed against the makers of Canidae Dog Food
Admin | January 27, 2009 5:16 pm
Madison, Wisconsin, January 26, 2009 – A class action lawsuit has been filed on behalf of dog owners nationwide against the makers of CANIDAE brand dog food, seeking payment of veterinarian bills for dogs who allegedly took ill after consuming the food between last summer and the present. The lawsuit also asks the Court to order the defendants, Canidae Corporation and Diamond Pet Foods, to launch a corrective informational campaign. Affected dogs have experienced rectal bleeding, loose and bloody stools, lethargy, and death, according to consumer complaints posted on internet forums and websites.

“We can’t push back the clock: if hundreds or thousands of dogs have suffered, that can’t be reversed. But the lawsuit at least gives dogs and their owners an avenue for redress,” stated Ilan Chorowsky, one of the plaintiff’s lawyers with the Progressive Law Group, which has offices in Madison, Wisconsin and Chicago, Illinois. The Animal Law Center, Rosner & Mansfield LLP, and Doyle Lowther LLP also represent the plaintiff.

Further information about the lawsuit is available at www.dogfoodclassaction.com