How to Feed Your Dog to Be Healthier

Owners are paying closer attention to what goes in their dogs' food bowls than ever before. Whether a dog should be fed premium kibble, "look-alike" brands from wholesale clubs, grocery store brands, raw, home-cooked, or fresh frozen food is a topic that is frequently hotly contested. Is the food "complete and balanced," as the labels claim, or should supplements be used instead? Do you feed grains? Should bones be ground or left whole? What about vitamins, probiotics, joint supplements, and herbal ones? What about the unique requirements of a dog in training, an older dog, or a growing puppy? 

These questions undoubtedly have complex answers. There are numerous ways to satisfy a dog's dietary requirements. We are especially concerned that the diet supports optimum physical and mental condition as well as general health for the show and competition dog.

Food intolerances, sensitive digestive systems, and other health issues are common in dogs. Family dogs and older dogs need healthy nourishment without excessive calories that contribute to weight gain. All of these canines will be able to enjoy long, healthy lives if they follow a decent nutritional plan. 

People can choose to select afreschi turkey tendon, as their option because it is considered best for a dog’s good health. 

Whatever feeding strategy is employed, it must mesh with the owner's daily schedule. The food must be accessible and, in the case of the competition dog, should be simple to feed while travelling. The food must satisfy the individual dog's nutritional requirements and be fed in a way that avoids providing too little or too much of certain essential nutrients.