What is complete dog food?

Nutritional composition table of a certain brand of whole dog food
This kind of food has a very wide range, which is dog food that can be eaten by dogs of any age, including puppies, adult dogs, and old dogs , pregnant dog.
Generally, the nutritional content of different brands of whole dog food is quite different. Judging from the ingredients of some high-end dog foods, basically all brands and categories of dog food are all-dog food (although they are divided into puppies, old dogs, and weight-loss food...) For some brands, all-dog food can really only be given to Adult dogs and old (fat) dogs eat it.
The editor has compiled the ingredient lists of other brands for your reference.

If you don’t know what to feed your dog, choosing whole dog food is a great way to save brain cells. Just note that different brands and different positionings of whole dog food will have different nutritional components and ratios.
Just try to choose animal protein as the mainstay~

Dogs of any age are suitable for whole dog food

If the dog is thin, always eat puppy food It is also possible. If the dog is fat when it is a puppy, you can consider switching to adult dog food or even low-fat food in advance.
Dogs of any age can eat whole dog food. Whether it is suitable depends on the quality of the whole dog food you choose. For example, if you want a whole dog food that is high in protein and fat and has high nutritional value. Relatively speaking, Bailey's is not particularly high in protein and fat, and is considered to be of good quality. Tianhengbao potato duck formula is a whole dog food with low protein and fat. How to judge specifically depends on the protein and fat content in the ingredient list. Even if it is the same brand, there will be differences between different types of dog food.
Summary: Follow the principle of eating clear (mei) and light (rou) for fat dogs and nutritious food for thin dogs. Don’t worry too much about the product name.

How to choose dog food for obese dogs

Obese dogs can consider eating senior food (low-fat and low-protein) and some brands of special food for fat dogs, or special Diabetes prescription food/weight loss prescription food.
These grains all have one characteristic, that is, they are low in fat... absolutely low in fat. Only the protein is slightly different. The over-the-counter weight-loss foods produced by the manufacturer will have higher protein. Fat control is also not that strict. Prescription foods for diabetes and prescription foods for weight loss actually have similar ingredients. After all, obese people tend to suffer from diabetes. The protein and fat content of this kind of grain will be very strictly controlled, and a lot of dietary fiber will be added. The protein and fat of the elderly grain will not be very high. It can be used as a substitute when low-fat grains are not available.
Be careful not to feed your dog random other foods, including potatoes, rice and other high-carbohydrate foods, as well as snacks.