How to choose the quality of dog food:

1. Look at the appearance. A good dog food has relatively complete particles, a very uniform size, and a rough surface with traces of meat fiber material.

2. Touch dog food. The "crude fat" in dog food is commonly known as "oil content". It is best not to exceed 16%. If you grab a large amount with your hands and feel oily, it is best not to buy it.

3. Smell dog food. Generally, good dog food will have a lighter taste and smell of natural meat flavor; inferior dog food will have added flavors and the smell will be more pungent.

4. Taste it. Good dog food will not taste too salty and will have a certain meaty flavor.

5. Observe the dog’s condition after eating. After choosing a dog food, we also need to observe how the dog behaves after eating it. After eating good dog food for a period of time, the dog's hair will become more beautiful and supple, the poop will be formed, soft and hard, and the color will be golden or brown.

Things to note when choosing dog food:

1. Palatability. Whether dog food is palatable does not depend on human taste. If you think it is delicious, your dog may not like it. If you think it is delicious, 80% of dogs will not like it.

2. Warranty period. In principle, the shorter the warranty period, the better. A longer warranty period means more preservatives are added.

3. Allergy issues. Some dogs are prone to allergies to certain foods due to their own constitution, so when choosing dog food, you should also pay attention to whether these dog foods can cause allergic reactions in dogs.