Real Meat In Boutique Dog Food Brands

You love your dog and you want to make sure that
he stays with your family for years to come. You
might not realize that the generic dog food you
feed him from the grocery store does little to
ensure his health. Ordinary dog food contains a
high level of filler, which is anything that
bulks up the weight and texture. The
manufacturer might add newspaper, cardboard or
something else that you do not want your pet
eating. Some manufacturers even contain
something called meat meal. When you learn what
meat meal contains, you might think twice about
pouring your dog a big bowl of food.

Boutique dog food companies use real meat in
its process, not meat meal or any byproducts.
When your pour your dog a bowl of this food, you
can actually spot and identify the different
types of meat inside. For example, if you
purchase turkey dog food and pour it into the
bowl, you can actually see the large chunks of
light and dark meat turkey floating around
inside the bowl. The same thing holds true when
you buy beef flavored dog food, chicken flavored
dog food or any other type of boutique food that
contains real meat.

The difference between real meat and meat meal
is like the difference between a juicy steak and
canned meat. Meat meal comes about when the
manufacturer renders meat products down during
cooking. The manufacturer adds the meat to water
or another liquid and cooks the combination for
hours over high heat. The meat keeps cooking
until the water evaporates, leaving behind a
thick substance. The manufacturer then bakes
this substance until it turns crunchy and adds
it to the finished product. When you buy dog
food that contains meat byproducts, meat meal or
meat protein, this is what you feed your beloved
pet.

You would never feed your children something
like this, and you shouldn't feed it to your pet
either. Dog boutiques and boutique dog shops
changed the way people think about dog food. The
shops work with independent producers and
manufacturers of dog food that use only natural
and organic ingredients in the finished product.
The companies list every ingredient on the
packaging. When you buy this type of food, you
will never come across chemical compounds and
words that you cannot pronounce. The ingredient
list reads more like something you might serve
your family for dinner. The list includes
specific types of cuts of meat, vegetables and
rice or other grains.

Animals require food that has a high level of
protein. Protein breaks down in the dog's body,
giving him the energy that he needs to get
through a normal day. Your dog burns a large
number of calories by running around the yard,
chasing other animals and racing through the
house. If he does not get the right amount of
calories, then he cannot have enough energy for
the day. Cheap and inferior dog food contains
very little protein, but a large amount of water
and fillers. When you feed that food to your dog,
you risk your dog not having enough energy for
the day.

The next time that you reach for a bag of
generic dog food, stop and think about your Fido
or Fluffy sitting at home. Your pet deserves more
than an average bag of food; he deserves the
best. The best in the world of dog food is a
boutique version that contains real cuts of
meat. When you look at this food, you might find
that it looks as good as anything you serve at
your dinner table.

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This article is not intended to put you off your
regular dog food, but rather to be aware of the
manufacturing process. Resourced
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