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Pets can have various dietary restrictions or allergies, which can manifest as itching, gastrointestinal upset, or respiratory issues. Common allergens include specific proteins (such as beef, chicken, or fish), grains (like wheat or corn), and dairy products. Cats may also be sensitive to certain types of food or additives. Managing dietary allergies involves identifying the allergen through elimination diets or allergy testing and then selecting appropriate foods that do not contain the allergen. It is important to work with a veterinarian to diagnose and manage food allergies properly to ensure the pet’s health and comfort.