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In recent years, the correct nutrition of dogs is often discussed. On the one hand it is said that the dog is descended from the wolf and should therefore eat a lot of raw meat and bones. On the other hand, dogs are now more used to carbohydrates and certain additives, so ready-made food is good. As so often, the truth is probably in the middle. In addition, a dog’s nutritional needs also depend on its age, temperament and physical strain. A puppy needs more and different nutrients than an adult dog at the best age or a senior dog in old age. A large dog, possibly even very active in dog sports, needs more energy than a small domestic dog that moves little. All these considerations must be taken into account in order to find the ideal food for each dog. The following information should help to judge dog food correctly and to select it critically for the respective need.

The term B.A.R.F. stands for biological species-appropriate raw feeding. Until the 1950’s many dogs only had slaughter waste and food leftovers. Barfen, i.e. feeding offal, meat remains and bones, should perhaps be supplemented with finished food, wet or dry, or given alternately. Bones (not cooked!) are a gift for every dog. They bring him employment, clean his teeth and provide valuable calcium and phosphorus. Eggs (raw), fish, vegetables and fruit (pitted) are, occasionally given, suppliers of valuable amino acids, fats and vitamins. Ready food is available as dry food and wet food (cans). In the case of finished feed, a look at the label and the corresponding information on the ingredients is enormously important. We only recommend products for which detailed information on the components used and manufacturers can be found. General designations such as dairy products, vegetable waste products, oils and fats or animal meal indicate inferior fillers. Various ingredients, which are exactly declared, such as duck, potatoes or forest fruits, speak for high quality of this dog food. Potatoes are better as carbohydrates than cereals. Whether the dog gets wet or dry food is basically irrelevant. The reaction of the dog to the offered food (eating joyfully or reluctantly) can be a good help in making a decision. The most important thing is always that the dog is provided with high quality food with all its current needs. Dogs can also be ill, have digestive problems or become too fat. Then a visit to the vet and a change in diet may be necessary.

Usually at the age of 8 to 10 weeks dog puppies change to the new owner. Such a spirited, lively little guy consumes a lot of energy. A puppy needs special nutrients to grow, especially between the 2nd and 4th month of life. During this time, for example, the correct ratio of calcium and phosphorus is very important. Large breeds, which grow slightly slower than small breeds, should receive less calcium and protein during this time. Otherwise, false growth may be expected. It is ideal to give the puppy the special puppy food used by the breeder for a short time. Later, a specific adaptation to food for adult dogs takes place slowly. It’s available from about six months of age. If the dog reaches senior age, perhaps between the ages of 7 and 10, it may be necessary to change food again. Less activity, easier fat build-up due to lower energy requirements and poorer nutrient utilization can cause problems. E.g. with the teeth, which is why it may be necessary to switch to wet food, which is easier to absorb. This also counteracts the often observed drinking laziness in old dogs. A special case of nutrition occurs in a pregnant bitch. Now special quality and good digestibility of the food are very important. High energy content, high-quality proteins as well as a lot of calcium, magnesium and vitamin D play a big role for the prosperity of the offspring. Dogs Heart, Pedigree and Wolfsblut are proven brands for various high-quality dog food.

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