Dog Food Suppliers for "Foodie" Dogs

What is a foodie? It is a person, or in this case a dog, who enjoys eating good food. They can detect with one sniff if the food you gave is good enough to eat. If your dog is a food enthusiast, then you must choose from among the best dog food suppliers in the country!

Dog food comes in basically two forms: wet or dry. Dry dog food is more popular because of its price. It is also convenient for pet owners who need are at work for most of the day since dry dog food can be left out for a long period of time. Wet dog food, on the other hand, has higher protein content than dry dog food. It also contains around 60 - 90% more moisture than dry food, which means a larger amount of it must be given to the dog.

Whether the dog food is wet or dry, dog food suppliers must meet the standards of food authorities concerning the ingredients used in their product. Here are some tips to choose the best food for your dog:

• Look for dog food that meets the standards of human food by checking the websites of the supplier.



• Ensure that the components of the dog food came from trusted sources that authorities have inspected by checking other websites that give reviews on dog food.



• Check the label for the source of meat. Make sure that the source of meat is specified and that this appears more than once in the list before the source of fat. Avoid those that have meat by-products in it.



• Check the label for the source of fat. Again, make sure that it is specified.



• Check the label for grains of good quality. It would be better if the dog food contains no or less grain, so make sure it does not appear frequently before the fat source.



• Check the label for the fruits or vegetables that might have been added in the dog food. Carrots, potatoes and spinach are good while onions, garlic and green tomatoes are not.



• Check the label and avoid those that contain artificial preservatives. Choose, instead, the product that has natural preservatives.



• Labels like "premium", "all natural" and "vet recommended" are nothing but marketing strategies, they do not give credit to the quality of the dog food.

Don’t be misguided by the marketing strategies that might be covering the truth about the products. Choose the best dog food supplier for your foodie dog.