Bad, Bad Dog Food

You can't take dog food at face value anymore. Reading the label and knowing what an omnivore needs to stay healthy is a must. This radio show centers on a discussion of the waning quality of processed pet foods and the recall of 18 brands of dog food. KVEC Radio Oct 2020.
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This was great! More ppl should be listening to this! Very good information. I will share w/some pet owners I know. My dad used to give our little dogs extra meat he had set aside from his plate, he liked to give it to them at end of meal on a separate plate he put on floor. I imagine he hadn’t salted those pieces as they don’t benefit from that. I don’t see anything wrong with this; it was never a problem. I made my big dogs food from human meats, mostly chicken, Turkey and beef, either ground or from larger family packs I cut myself then cooked lightly or only to brown and added a vegetable and some brown rice, oats or quinoa. It is said dogs don’t make enzymes to be able to digest cooked food well so if the food is mostly cooked some enzyme supplement should be added. My dogs were healthy and had beautiful coats. Sometimes they got eggs cooked or raw. But one of my Dobermans favorites everyday was to have 2 or 3 RAW chicken party wings which gave her the necessary calcium. She never had a problem chewing them up and they are not dangerous like cooked chicken bones are for pets!Sometimes they got an eggs oatmeal, yogurt & applesauce dish and would eat that for a change. Dogs like cheese too so some grated into the food was always liked, and more than yogurt. Plain Yogurt is generally higher in carb than protein unless it is specifically made to be higher in protein & fat content will vary. I was surprised to hear a balanced dog meal is not higher in protein than fats. Interesting. A company that I bought my dogs food from for years that was quite good was Darwin’s Pet . I think it was pretty balanced. They make dog and cat food. I fed the dogs that until my Doberman decided she didn’t like it anymore. Had to change to homemade then. An article I read recently about dog nutrition cautioned against new “superfood” ingredients and exotic things now being put in dog foods like chick peas, and similar things which they said are not good for them. Peas were also mentioned but I assume they were talking about dried peas being used in larger quantity not about adding some fresh peas to the dog’s food. Our beloved pets deserve to have the best food so I recommend doing a little research from respected natural Vet books or articles; Vet nutrition specialists etc. It’s worth the time spent and as Suzan pointed out can save your pet from problems and Vet bills to you down the road.