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October 01, 2020
This post is written by our holistic veterinarian at "I and love and you",Dr. Angie Krause, DVM, CVA, CCRT
There is an abundance of misinformation about dog food and ingredient labels floating around cyberspace. While there are certainly some unsatisfactory practices in the pet food industry, it’s usually not as scary as some sources may claim. Meat meals are not always bad and if you want your pup to get all of the vitamins and minerals necessary, you may not be able to easily pronounce every ingredient on the label!
Here are a few ingredients I do avoid and why:
Pet food labels are confusing, and some of the ingredients can sound worse than they are. Ultimately, you are trusting the dog food company to have integrity and to put your pet’s health first. A good test for any company is to reach out with questions you have about their ingredients. A reputable company will be happy to help!
If you have any questions about an ingredient in your dog’s food, leave a comment below! I would love to hear from you!
With love,
Dr. Angie
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