Yes, over time, some dogs, and indeed humans, can develop an intolerance to complex carbohydrates such as grains. In just the same way they can develop an intolerance to any other food group. More common by far though is a developed intolerance to protein.
Your dog does not need grain in their diet. Over the past two decades I have dealt with many dogs suffering grain allergies, or grain intolerance, and the solution is painfully simple change your dogs diet.
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The BVA says most dogs can safely eat grains, can digest cooked grains and that grain intolerance is uncommon [2]. WSAVA goes further and says cereals are not "fillers" and that every ingredient in a pet food should have a nutritional purpose [6].
Grain-free dog food has been all the rage in recent years due in large part to humans increasing interest in grain-free diets for themselves (as demonstrated by the uptick in paleo and keto diets).
Yes, its safe for dogs to eat flour if they dont have a wheat or grain intolerance. Flour is used widely in commercial dog food and treats as a binding agent, so chances are your dog is already eating flour.
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