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    People love their dogs and they want to make sure they give them the best that they can afford as far as care. Aside from regular check-ups at the vet to make sure our canine friends are in good health, the most important thing for maintaining that health is what they eat on a daily basis. There are many options to choose from with regard to what dog food to purchase. The most basic decision is between dry or moist dog food. Dry tends to be cheaper. By giving the dog something crunchy it can also

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    Dry Dog Food

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    different types of dog food that you can choose to help meet your dog's nutritional needs. Knowing what type of food to choose from can be a difficult process if you are unfamiliar with the options that are available to you. Read on to understand the different types of dog food available to help feed your pet. Dry food Dry dog food is perhaps the most popular type of food available on the market. High quality dry dog food not only provides exceptional nutrition, it also makes feeding your dog on a daily

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    Old Dog Food

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    Dog Food for the Older Dog What changes do you need to make to your dog feeding regime as your dog gets older? The changes you make to your dog feeding regime, and when you make them will vary depending on the age of your dog, and the breed of your dog. It is considered that the larger and giant breeds of dog age earlier than the smaller and toy breeds of dog. Your objective in managing the nutrition of the older dog is to enhance his quality of life, delay further ageing changes, and to extend

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    Exclusive Dog Foods

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    best to look elsewhere for nutritional information unless your dog has a serious medical condition (even then, do your own research as well). Here, we will take a look at the ingredients in

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    Comparing Dog Foods

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    Dogs are carnivores.Their digestive system, from the mouth through their intestines, is designed to cope with a meat diet. The dog's teeth are adapted to tear food into swallow able sized chunks rather than to grind the food, and there stomachs can digest food in this state. Dogs have probably evolved from animals that lived a diet of other animals. However, as with the fox in modern times, meat was not always viable to them, and the dog is able also to digest and survive on a diet that is mostly

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    Dog Food Regulation

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    Dog food is regulated in two ways. The first way is through Federal regulations, enforced by the FDA's Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM), is responsible for creating standards for all animal feeds: proper identification of product, net quantity statement, manufacturer's address, and proper listing of ingredients. The second way is by a governing body of pet food industry business insiders. The board consists of state and federal representatives as well but the association of American Feed Control

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    What is really in dog food? Every pet owner has possibly asked this question to themselves and check on the container themselves. Riboflavin supplement? Copper Proteinate? What actually are these things? Is what we feed our pets actually good for them? Supposedly it is because that is what the labels tell us, but should we really trust what the labels say? Dog food is already somewhat harmful for human consumption shown in the article “No Wonder They Call Me a Bitch” by Ann Hodgman. She states that

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    Commercial Dog Foods

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    Most dog owners would be horrified to know what is in most commercial dog foods. The tainted dog food scare of 2007 sent worried dog food owners to the internet to learn about alternatives to grocery and pet store dog foods. Not knowing which dog food manufacturer to trust, many people turned to making their dogs food themselves. Most dog owners would be horrified to know what is in most commercial dog foods. The tainted dog food scare of 2007 sent worried dog food owners to the internet to learn

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    Dog Food Disposal

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    The dog food recall was a big eye opener for a lot of dog owners. Even if you did not own a dog at that time you probably heard about it. The threat of harming your dog by not knowing what you are feeding it creates an important question, what is the best type of dog food? There are many types of food to choose from and it can be confusing. Here is some basic information to help you know which is right for your puppy. We will look at which foods to avoid and several other types to consider, from

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    Wellness Dog Foods

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    you thinking about owning a dog? Well, there could be a number of decisions that you have to make. The first and basic choice actually includes the buying supplies for your dog. Most people actually want to go into the pet store and simply pick out various accessories for new puppy. Picking out new collar, food dishes and leash are somewhat easy. The only thing is that, when it comes up to picking a brand of dog food, the decision would not be so simple. Wellness Dog Food ingredients are healthy and

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