For dogs, grains can only satisfy their appetite but have no nutritional value. The quality of dog food can be judged by its grain content. Ordinary dog ​​food contains a lot of corn, but good dog food has almost no grains, only meat. Grains are the largest source of allergies in dogs.

Dogs fed meat and cartilage: there is almost no dog odor, the dog hair will not fall out a lot; there will be less poop; eating cartilage is equivalent to brushing the dog’s teeth; it will help the puppy grow normally and will not stimulate growth (especially for large dogs) If the dog grows too fast, it will cause the dog's bones to be poor); it helps the dog's mouth and neck muscles to move; it is all natural and does not destroy nutrition.

Dogs fed ordinary dog ​​food: may lead to dog allergies; the dog smells very strong and sheds a lot of hair; the nutrients of processed dog food are destroyed; chemical colorings, salts, and preservatives may be added And a large amount of chemical spices, which lead to poor growth of dogs (especially puppies); too many carbohydrates, which lead to overeating and high blood pressure; and too much feces.