Check expiry date

When unpacking, remember to smell it to ensure freshness. If necessary, return or exchange to the original store of purchase. (Generally, manufacturers and importers can accept returns and exchanges of freshly opened products)

Notes on changing dog food

When you start changing brands, mix them first One third of the new product to two thirds of the old product, then increase the ratio of the new product a little bit each day until it is completely replaced; this will prevent unnecessary gastrointestinal upset. (Most adverse reactions to food changes are caused by this.)
Please pay attention to pet feces when changing food. The stool should be solid but not hard or smelly. (The smell of stool when changing meals means that the digestive system is temporarily unable to adapt to the new product and usually returns to normal within a short period of time.)

Check the pet's coat and weight

Make sure the new product meets the pet's individual needs and will not cause excessive weight gain or loss. (The pet's fur is the most sensitive indicator of nutritional status. When changing food, the coat loses luster, becomes dull, and becomes dry, which may indicate improper nutritional content of the product. Severe itching and rashes on the skin may be food allergies. Weight changes after changing food are important. The basis for judging: after changing to higher-grade feed, you will most likely see a significant weight gain in pets. This is due to the higher nutritional content. Please be sure to reduce the amount of food fed according to the instructions on the package; conversely, if the weight decreases, more food is needed. To maintain a normal weight.) Don’t follow the trend and choose products that are exaggerated and unrealistic. Store pet food in airtight containers in a cool, dry place. In addition to proper nutrition, be sure to provide your pet with fresh drinking water, moderate exercise and full love and care throughout the day.

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