Dog Nutrition Part 1: Understanding pet food labels


Reading and understanding food labels dog is a very difficult time. There are many things to consider when buying dog food: age, health, and many types of animal food is fresh and dry. There is a snack food labels difficult to read. U. S. Food and Drug Administration showed that the dog food label must list the minimum amount of protein, fat, In addition, the maximum amount of water and crude fiber. Many manufacturers will list the other ingredients. Food labels do not state the dog is usually calcium, sodium, phosphorus, or a minimum percentage linoleat acid. Cat food labels list taurine and magnesium, both essential nutrients cats. The amount of animal food in the water differs from all the food. What is a dry food and canned food for at least the amount. Make sure that the food, the more dry food and canned foods and dry foods such as canned food. There are three basic rules for pet food label: 1-95% from these countries: If the dog products, must have at least 95% of products are as the name of the beef. This does not include water. 2-25% of the nation-state: If there is a label, eligibility, such as “dinner, ‘look’ like ‘or’ formula ‘, must have at least 25% of materials known in the label. A good example is the” shrimp dinner “3-3% of the rules.: If the label has the word ‘and’ only 3% of the product called ‘Jigou Food’ – 95%.’ll happen ‘dog and Tuna’ – 3% will happen to food is also important to see list of all food animals will be included in order to be .. first high-quality materials, such as meat. Be careful when buying pet food, which consists of ‘animal’, because they will not provide nutrition, dogs of all ages. the best choose the right food, the life of your pet, each food. only to ‘dog’ or ‘old’. is to develop a certain age and level of life of pets. adult dog food is not available, will be more and more. If the label says ” 100% complete nutrition, food will be accepted for all ages accepted.

 
July 25th, 2010
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