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What’s In (Eagle dog food) Your Dog Food?

January 26, 2008 at 5:02 pm · Filed under Dog Food Ratings

Tip! As your puppy develops over the next few months up to his first birthday when he should start on dog food as appropriate for him, keep an eye on him. Be aware of over feeding your puppy and beware of him growing too fast.

According to holistic veternarian Dr. Jane Bicks, the maximum life span of dogs is estimated to be around 25 to 30 years, yet the average dog generally lives no longer than about 13 to 14 years.

She says that this deficit is due largely to poor nutrition.

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Nutra dog food – Commercial Pet Food for Your Dog?

January 25, 2008 at 5:48 pm · Filed under Dog Food Ratings

Tip! The best dog foods are not only available at your neighborhood grocery store, you can avail them at vet offices & feed stores and natural food stores too. However, it is imperative that you conduct a preliminary research so as to gauge the efficacy of the brand of your choice.

What you feed your dog is really SO important for your dog’s ultimate health, susceptibility to illness, and longevity.

You know, if you really want your dog to be as healthy as s/he can be, you should stop feeding ANY of the widely available commercial dog foods.

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The Truth About Dog Food (List of recalled dog food)

January 24, 2008 at 12:18 am · Filed under Dog Food Ratings

Tip! Lower end dog foods usually contain corn meal as one of the main ingredients (an acceptable protein source, but may cause allergies in some dogs), plus chicken or animal byproducts or rendered meat/poultry. Byproducts are ground, rendered, pieces of the carcasses of slaughtered animals or poultry and can include heads, feet, necks, and viscera.

These days, it’s hard to know what decisions are the best ones for our beloved pets. So much information, so many conflicting theories and opinions! When it comes to dog food, is wetter better? Or should you give dry a try?

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B.A.R.F. Diets: Biologically Appropriate Raw Food For Your Dog (Bad dog food list)

January 19, 2008 at 1:17 pm · Filed under Dog Food Ratings

Tip! Conclusion – No matter what the variety of commercial dog food that you purchase, it is imperative that your dog’s diet adheres to the National Research Council’s guidelines on canine nutrition. It would be better still if the dog food is certified by the Association of American Feed Control Officials.

I’m sure you’ve been hearing a lot about BARF diets lately. What exactly is a BARF diet? Well, as the title of this article states, it is Biologically Appropriate Raw Food. Basically, it means feeding your dog raw bones, meat and vegetables.

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What Should Be in Your Puppy Food and Dog Food? (Dog food recalled)

January 18, 2008 at 3:32 pm · Filed under Dog Food Ratings

Tip! Reading puppy and dog food labels you may find carbohydrate sources such as grains, potatoes, rice, milk and even sugar in some form. As these usually have been cooked, a dog can digest them somewhat.

How you should be feeding your puppy is perhaps one of the first concerns of the new puppy owner. After all, you want the little guy to grow up big and strong, or at least as big as he will grow. So just how will this puppy feeding be carried out?

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Looking After Your Dog, Part Five – Dog Food (Dog food contaminated)

January 6, 2008 at 11:18 am · Filed under Dog Food Ratings

Tip! Canned dog foods come in handy during travel and in emergency. The best dog foods consist of real, whole and known ingredients.

A balanced and nutritious diet is essential for your dog’s health. Though dogs have an inherent liking for meat-based foods, they can very well survive on a vegetarian diet, provided it’s complete with all the required nutrients. With an enormous variety of dog foods available, deciding what’s best for your dog can often be confusing.

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