What Does it Take to Make the Top Ten Best Dog Food List?
July 8, 2009Do the big named brands of dog food make them the best dog food selection for your dogs? Brand names are often well advertised but that does not mean they are what is right for your dog.
Your vet, unfortunately, does not have the best dog food available for your canine. Just because a dog food is sold by your veterinarian does not mean it is the healthiest food available.
I have done many hours of research trying to find out how to pick the best dog food, ever since my Beagle started having Seizures. After some research I could determine the contents of dog food better than my own food.
With more research I learned a lot more about the importance of healthy ingredients in dog food.
It didn’t take me long to figure out that I would have to learn some things about the Pet food industry in order to give my dogs the best dog food that’s out there.
One can find many articles written by me, which state my conclusions showing the manner in which Industry is using weakness in laws and how they are actually having no outside control and are allowed to cheat pet owners with well masked wordings on labels and packaging.
There is no law to assist us for selecting most suitable dog food apart from the law that makes it compulsory to mention the contents on label in descending order of weight of ingredients. So you need to look at the first ingredient and if it reads corn, then it doesn’t matter if the bag says Turkey dinner, the main ingredient is corn.
Don’t wory about what a product is called, just check the ingredients. After you make it through the first couple of ingredients that you think you understand what they are, that is where the fun begins.
As you start to look at ingredient lists, your going to see healthy sounding ingredients like dried egg products. Don’t be fooled this particular ingredient is anything but healthy. The truth is that what goes into dried egg products is not fit for human consumption, so why would we feed it to our dogs? Another good one, is Chicken by-products, if you think this has anything to do with chicken you would serve your family, think again.
Sure, you might kind of have an inkling as to what these ingredients are, but what about all the rest of it?
This why I was happy to find during my research a very strict guide of what to look for on a dog food label, and this is what I use to find the best dog food, for my dogs.
Out of 150 brands of dog food, just 10 were of good quality that I would consider feeding to my dog. When you compare the labels on these 10 to the brands your Vet are selling, you are going to start to take healthy feeding decisions out of the hands of your Vet and do it yourself.
You can see information on the best dog food here
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