Dog Food Comparisons: Organic vs All Natural
Which is better: organic dog food or all natural? Dog food comparisons can show what is different between the two types of dog food, but only your dog can determine which is best for them.
Organic Dog Food Comparison
I decided to do an organic dog food comparison. There is a lot of controversy over what is considered an organic dog food. Although the organic definitions and guidelines are stricter than other labeling on dog foods, there is still room for confusion. Therefore, as always, Buyer Beware – look at the ingredients in your dog food before buying to be sure of what you are getting.
Just What Are These Dog Food Ingredients – Part 2
In the previous post on dog food ingredients, I talked about preservatives and meats. And don’t worry if it is too confusing at first. It took me several times of going to the store and looking at all the ingredients, before I really got a feel for how to quickly judge a quality vs. crap dog food.
Just What Are These Dog Food Ingredients?
Have you ever looked at your dog food ingredients list? If you have trouble reading it, you are not alone. Dog food companies use all sorts of little tricks to make their food ’seem’ better than it actually is.
Premium and Super-Premium Dog Foods: What’s the Difference?
What is the difference between super-premium and premium dog foods? In a nutshell, the quality of the ingredients, and to a lesser degree, how they are processed (which will be discussed in a another post).
How To Compare Dog Foods – What To Look For
We all love our dogs and want to give them the best life has to offer. But with so many variations of dog food in the market, it is hard to compare dog foods to identify the healthiest dog food . And the dog food packaging makes us even more nervous about buying with enticing adverts like: “rich in antioxidants,” “highly digestible,” “Omega-3 fatty acids” and “Ultra Premium Formula”. Does our dog need these?
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