Canned dog food manufacturers remind us that when choosing dog food for dogs, be sure to check whether the raw material list is sorted by raw material content, and the higher the content, the higher the content.

Meat meal is not necessarily as good as fresh meat. Fresh meat has good palatability and high nutritional value, but the disadvantage is that it has a lot of water, relatively low protein content, and high cost, which makes dog food expensive. Meat meal undergoes multiple processing, and some nutrients are lost, but it has less water, high protein content, and low cost, making dog food more affordable. Milk, eggs, and meat provide complete protein, which can be easily transformed and utilized by dogs, which is of great help to growth and development; while soybeans, corn and other plants provide incomplete protein, which is of little help to physical development. At the top of the list of ingredients, the protein ratio of this grain is high, but it is not nutritious.

Then check the fat content. For older dogs or adult dogs during weight loss, choose low-fat food, while puppies should choose a dog food that is higher in protein and fat.