Nutrition tables explained
Just as one of our knowledgeable staff, and they'll break down what those tables mean.
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How to choose
Not all dog foods are alike and there are enormous quality differences. The cliché "garbage in, garbage out" applies with terrifying validity. There are so many choices available today that trying to make an informed decision can become an overwhelming task. We are going to tackle the job by the process of elimination. Two commonly used criteria immediately come to mind: advertising and price.
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Carnivore Needs Meat!
Your dog is a carnivore and not a vegetarian. He needs meat. His teeth are quite different from ours — they are made for ripping and tearing meat. They do not have flat surfaces for grinding up grains. His digestion starts in his stomach and not in his mouth. All the enzymes in his system are geared to breaking down meat and raw foods. There is no doubt about it, your dog is a carnivore. |
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