Does Grain-Free Dog Food Cause DCM?

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In the early 2000s, there was a trend towards grain-free diets in dog food. However, because meat is an expensive ingredient, companies started using lots of peas, legumes, rice and potatoes in their recipes. Eventually in 2018, there was a rise in dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) cases in dogs—and they were all eating grain-free recipes. Although it’s been five years, the cause is still unclear. It’s likely not due to the absence of grains, but possibly other ingredients and anti-nutrients in the recipes. Peas and legumes are a particular focus, and that’s one reason why I never included these ingredients in my dog’s diet.

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Yeah why don’t you include the percentage out of all the millions of dog in The USA alone of getting dcm. It’s less than 1%