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Dry Dog Food or Natural Nutrition?

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If you want to provoke a heated argument among pet owners, ask what they feed them. Recently, controversy about ready-made diets and natural nutrition has arisen more and more among both novice pet owners and experienced breeders. It is not surprising: see the review of Chewy’s brands – the quality of dry dog food and home rations can be very different, but in this article, we will try to get to the bottom of the truth.

Our pets are predators

As you know, dogs and cats are carnivores, which means meat should be the basis of their diet. An interesting fact – cats are considered strict predators and cannot do without meat in their diet. Dogs are more omnivorous than cats, but an excess of fiber is also undesirable for them.

With a natural diet, owners often feed pets with leftovers and cereals with minimal added meat. On the other hand, there are a lot of dry feeds that are 60

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