Precautions on the formula table of high-quality dog ​​food

(1) High-quality source of meat protein, but the reason for the meat must be stated, such as only animal meat (ANIMAL MEAT/MEAL) or Poultry meat (POULTRYMEAT/MEAL) does not indicate why the animal's meat is unacceptable (for example, indicating that chicken is the correct choice).
(2) The top two ingredients should contain 1 whole meat source.
(3) Unprocessed whole grains, vegetables and other food materials, because unprocessed food contains more and better quality enzymes (processing means processing).

Ingredients you should pay attention to in high-quality dog ​​food

(1) Food residues (food fragments), such as cooked rice (beer rice), wheat bran (wheat bran), etc. Due to the low cost and low price, many cat and dog food manufacturers will add at least one grain to dry food to reduce costs. Should be carefully selected and purchased. In fact, they should not choose from the many cereal by-products that contain these substances.
(2) Meat by-products. All meat by-products are not high-quality protein if used as the main source of protein in dog food.

Ingredients that high-quality dog ​​food must not contain

(1) A general term for sources of fat or protein, such as animal fats. These do not indicate the type of animal fats (should indicate such as chicken fat, beef tallow, etc.).
(2) Artificial preservatives (BHA, BHT, ETHOXYQUIN).
(3) Artificial colors.
(4) SWEETENERS. Such as CORN SYRUP, SUCROSE, etc., used to increase the taste of low-quality food. (5) Propylene glycol (propylene glycol), a toxic substance that can be added to food to keep it "wet".