Tips on choosing a quality dog food
Pricing tips: When comparing prices on dog food, it’s important you compare the price per day, not the price per pound.
Lower quality foods are always less expensive per pound. But it doesn’t mean the cost per day is lower. In most cases, you’ll have to feed your dog twice, sometimes three times as much food compared to higher quality brands. This is due to the fillers used in low quality foods. Ingredients like soy, corn, & wheat provide very little nutritional value.
A 15 pound of high quality dog food without fillers (such as Bully Max high performance) will last you 30+ days.
A 15 pounds of low quality dog food with fillers will lasts 17 days or less.
Ingredients to avoid: Corn, soy, and wheat gluten. Meat (non-specific source of protein), grain, and by-products. BHA (Butylated Hydroxyanisole), BHT (Butylated Hydroxytoluene), Ethoxyquin, Food dyes (some of the food dyes found in low quality dog foods include Blue 2, Red 40, Yellow 5 and 6, 4-MIE), PG (Propylene Glycol), Rendered fat. Any dog food that contains one or more than one of these ingredients should be avoided.
How to spot a high quality protein: Make sure the #1 source of protein specifies the animal it comes from. Examples of high quality / animal specific sources of protein — chicken, beef, venison, duck, chicken-meal, venison-meal, beef-meal, & duck-meal, ext.
How to find the best prices for dog food: Always check on the manufacturer’s website prior to purchases from third-party retailers (such as Amazon). In many cases, you’ll find the food to be priced significantly lower on the manufacturer’s website. This is due to the high fees that Amazon charges retailers to sell on Amazon (usually 30% or more).
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