Posted by Clair Trumenda on June 16th, 2010
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Chicken Soup Dog Food Because You Love Your Dog You’ll Love This Food

Chicken soup dog food has the name Chicken Soup For The Pet Lover’s Soul behind it. It truly is good for your dog.

Even though this dog food is less expensive than premium brands of dog food it has good quality ingredients. Chicken, turkey, chicken meal, turkey meal, whole grain white and brown rice and fruit are its primary ingredients, and no chemical preservatives.

Chicken soup dog food falls under the heading of an all natural dog food. It is worthy of the title given it by the Whole Dog Journal as an approved dry dog food.

Chicken soup dog food comes in a variety of dry and canned for every stage of your dogs’ life from puppy to senior. With the natural ingredients it is also a great diabetic dog food and a high fiber dog food.

After writing the books Chicken Soup For The Pet Lover’s Soul were so successful and the writers saw just how much we love our dogs they knew they need to come up with a food that was good for them. A food that we dog lovers would want to buy.  Read more...

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Posted by Clair Trumenda on June 11th, 2010
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High Protein Dog Food Make Sure The Protein Is From The Right Source

High protein dog foods need to list meat as the first ingredient. Dogs can survive on a diet of either plant or animal origin as long as it is balanced and diverse. But to do more than merely survive dogs should have meat in their diets. There is a big difference between surviving, and thriving.

As dog owners we want our dogs to thrive. To dog lovers taking great care of our pets is very important to us. We want what is best for our dogs but sometimes we can’t afford it. So it is important that we get the highest quality high protein dog food that we can afford, they are out there we just need to look. If you are going to try homemade dog food you can make sure it is high protein and fits your budget.

Grains have protein but just a small amount. (if grain is the source of a high protein dog food it would be listed first on the label) This type of protein can make your dog fat, have dry skin, brittle hair, low energy and be more susceptible to infections.  Read more...

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Posted by Micchele Pritte on January 16th, 2010
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How To Make Your Own Homemade Dog Food

The safety of commercial dog foods has been called into question on various occasions over the years and sometimes when walking down the pet food aisle of the local market you might realize yourself wondering if the food you buy for your loved furry loved one can be the one that is toxic this time. It is a roulette spin and the stakes would possibly simply be too high. Several pet owners are deciding to arrange meals for his or her pets instead. But, how do you create positive that the meals you create for your dog are nutritious and balanced?

A homemade meal, simply as for your circle of relatives, will greatly benefit your dog’s health and well-being. Apart from being doubtless dangerous, industrial dog foods can contain fillers, chemical, preservatives and dyes which will be detrimental. One more profit to cooking and preparing a meal for your dog is the bonding which will return from the love and care it takes to do so. There are numerous issues to make when deciding what to arrange for your dog. You would like to consider any health problems such as diabetes, heart conditions, allergies and any other ailments that your dog possibly suffers.  Read more...

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Posted by Geraldine Dimarco on December 7th, 2009
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Dog Information Is a Key Ingredient in Your Dog’s Diet!

Your dog’s happiness and wellbeing is directly linked to his health. An unhealthy dog may not be as happy as he should be. However, even if your dog is not in great health, if you spend good quality time with your dog on a regular basis, his happiness is almost guaranteed. Conversely, even if your dog is in peak health, if you leave him in a kennel in the backyard and rarely interact with him, he cannot be happy, because dogs are such social animals.

The dog is regarded as their best friend by several dog owners but they may not give much importance to the dog food that they give to their pet. There are a few owners who are surprised by the fluctuations in the health of their pets for no reason at all.

A number of people will turn to professionals for dog information. Sometimes, the first suggestion will be supplements or pharmaceuticals. However, this may be unnecessary. If you have been feeding your pet grocery store brands, all you may need to do is switch to a premium food. The results will be quickly apparent.  Read more...

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Posted by Juliette Crane on November 24th, 2009
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Homemade Dog Food and What It Means for Your Dog

I don?t have to ask you but humor me – you love your pet right? Everybody does, why else would you own one. And I am sure you want to give him the very best that is why you scour the grocery aisles looking for the perfect pet food for your little darling. It may surprise you to know this but homemade pet food is actually a better way to give your dog the vitamins and nutrients he needs.

One thing you have to remember with homemade dog food is that this is not derived from the leftover table scraps of your previous dinner. Some people think that the pieces left on the plates like seed, inedible stems and the like can be fed to the pet, but this is not so. Unless your meals comprise of healthy and low sodium sources, it is best to serve your dog a well made food plan you have prepared specially for him.  Read more...

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