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Skimming through these reviews, it looks as though they are all grainless but one, which has minimal grain. (I think it's the 4th one down. Skimmed quickly. )
Haven't glanced the 5-Star ones which could also have grainless ones lsited.
DFA also has the CANNED foods categories under the kibble on main page!
Here is the best I found that I recently switched my dog too that has horrible serious allergy problems. Dick VanPatten food. Venison and Sweet Potato and Fish and Sweet Potato. My girl loves them both. They are limited ingredients and she absolutely goes nuts over her meals now. There is also canned food for extra and/or topping to match the dry. He also has grain free treats. There are other flavors besides the Venison and Fish but those are the best I picked for her. Excellent food. She goes regular and has had no problems or serious outbreaks. Hope this helps.
I second the Dick Van Patten line. They recently came out with an LID line (Limited Ingredient Diet) that includes dry, wet and the chubs for cutting up. Mine loves them and has improved quite a bit over his previous scratching and the like since I changed over.
That's the one I have my dog on. The limited ingredient diet. It has I will say worked miracles so far. I had her on Wellness but someone pointed out to me about the rice with the allergies. Also Dick Van Patten is a little cheaper. I would recommend it even without the allergy problem. All great ingredients.
Oh and they have treats too now which is handy. I use the chub chopped up into cubes as a high value treat and the biscuits as low value treats for training and the like.
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