Food

The term "food" in the context of dog food is quite basic and simply refers to any food intended for consumption by dogs. It encompasses a wide range of products specifically designed to meet the nutritional needs of dogs. This can include dry food (kibble), wet food, specially prepared diets, complementary foods or even home-cooked meals, as long as they are suitable for dogs.

The term "food" in the context of dog food implies the following:

Specific nutritional needs: Dog food is formulated to meet the specific nutritional requirements of dogs. Dogs have different nutritional needs than humans, which is why their food contains specific ingredients and nutrient ratios.
Safety and compatibility: Dog food should avoid ingredients that are harmful or toxic to dogs (such as chocolate, onions, grapes, etc.). It should be safe and easily digestible for the dog.
Completeness and balance: The ideal is a food that contains all the essential nutrients in the right amounts and proportions to ensure a balanced diet. Some foods are labeled as "complete food", which means that they alone are sufficient to meet a dog's daily nutritional needs.
Adapted to different needs: Dog food can be tailored to different life stages (puppies, adult dogs, senior dogs), activity levels and specific health conditions (e.g. food allergies, weight management).

Overall, "food" is a general term that covers the wide range of foods designed for dogs. It is important to choose the right food based on the dog's individual needs, health status and preferences.

Overview

Rich in fiber Rich in minerals Rich in proteins Rich in vitamins Food Legume conditionally compatible

Peas

Low carbohydrate content By-product Food Animal product Meat Giblet Product from livestock Natural source of taurine Natural source of zinc Rich in essential substances Rich in amino acids Rich in B vitamins Rich in iron Rich in proteins Rich in water / moisture Safe feeding Suitable for raw food Tolerated in small quantities

Pig hearts

Food Vegetable Compatibility Safe feeding

Potatoes

Food Meat Safe feeding

Poultry fat

Rich in proteins Food Meat conditionally compatible

Poultry liver hydrolyzate

Common ingredient in dog food Food Meat conditionally compatible Safe feeding

Poultry meat

Food Meat Safe feeding

Poultry protein

Rich in minerals Rich in vitamins Food Processed food Plant conditionally compatible

Primrose root

Rich in proteins Food Meat Insect Animal product conditionally compatible Safe feeding

Protein hydroylsate

Food Legume Feeding not recommended

Pulses

Rich in essential substances Rich in minerals Rich in vitamins Food Vegetable Processed food Compatibility Safe feeding

Pumpkin seed flour

Food Meat Compatibility Safe feeding

Quail meat

Common ingredient in dog food Food Meat Game meat Can support the immune system Can support heart health Supports digestion Can support skin and coat health Can contribute to the promotion of blood health Rich in essential substances Source of healthy unsaturated fats Rich in amino acids Rich in minerals Rich in nutrients Rich in proteins Can be eaten fresh Suitable for allergy-sensitive dogs Suitable for raw food Highly digestible

Rabbit meat

Food Meat Animal product Compatibility Safe feeding

Rabbit protein

Food Fruit Processed food Compatibility Feeding toxic

Raisin

Rich in minerals Rich in vitamins Food Legume Compatibility Safe feeding conditionally compatible

red lentils

Food Fish & Seafood Compatibility Safe feeding

Redfish

Exotic Food Meat

Reindeer meat

Common ingredient in dog food Long lasting Food Gluten free Can help regulate blood sugar levels Can have a positive effect on cholesterol levels Can support skin and coat health Supports digestion Rich in nutrients Rich in carbohydrates Rich in minerals Rich in strength Safe feeding Suitable for vegan diets Suitable for vegetarian diets May be suitable for diabetic diets

Rice