Just For Dogs – Pantry Fresh Chicken & White Rice Recipe
This Pantry Fresh Chicken and White Rice recipe for puppies and adult dogs is our most popular and beloved meal.
Dogs need protein food with the best nutrition.
Did you know that protein (and not vitamins or minerals) is the most essential component of a complete and balanced diet for some of our dogs? Yup! Maybe it’s the reason why they love meat! Some dogs need a diet that provides amino acids to stay healthy and happy. And proteins are the best providers of amino acids. A good diet for these kinds of dogs needs to have a higher protein content than carbs.
Some dogs will benefit more from a high-protein diet than others will. To know if your dog needs this kind of diet, check if they belong to the categories below:
We always want to give our furry friends snacks that make them happy. But instead of making them joyful for a day or two, what they really need is a diet that fits their body’s needs. That means giving up their daily consumption of unhealthy snacks. Finding the best high-protein dog food is a step ahead of the game since animal nutritionists recommend high-protein dog food.
To help you look for dog food that completes a balanced diet of our pet dogs, here’s a curation of some of the best high-protein dog food.
According to the Association of American Feed Controls (AAFCO), the adult maintenance minimum that dogs need to survive is just 18% Crude Protein and 22.5% for their growth and reproduction. A diet that exceeds this minimum amount is one way of ensuring that dogs do not just survive, but that they are eating nutrition that would let them thrive.
You know how proteins benefit the human body. Like us, dogs need protein to strengthen their overall well-being. Here are a few reasons why:
Below are a few brands of dog food we love that have a higher protein content. Feeding a diet rich in meat protein helps promote the optimal health of all dogs.
This Pantry Fresh Chicken and White Rice recipe for puppies and adult dogs is our most popular and beloved meal.
When considering how often should I feed my puppy, it’s good to know that although puppies require a higher caloric intake, it is best to feed them smaller meals, multiple times a day until they become adults. This eases digestion and helps pups keep their energy levels steady throughout the day.
A higher protein diet helps keep dogs fit and healthy
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