Puppy food

Puppy food is easy to understand, it is the most suitable food for dogs before they reach adulthood. Puppy food contains high protein, which has a very good effect on the dog's body shape and bone growth and development, and its palatability is also very good.

Adult Dog Food

After the dog reaches adulthood, its teeth, bones, etc. have finished developing. Adult dog food is a very common dog food. Among them, there are fewer ingredients to help the dog's development, and more substances needed to maintain the dog's daily supplementary exercise to help the dog maintain its physical strength.

Whole dog food

Whole dog food is a type of dog food that can be eaten by dogs regardless of age. The advantage of this kind of dog food is of course convenience, but the disadvantage is that young dogs, adult dogs, and elderly dogs have different food intake and required nutrients. Whole dog food ignores the diversity of groin food.

Old Dog Food

Compared with adult dog food, the suitability of old dog food will be softer because the teeth of older dogs are not as hard as before. Elderly dogs do not like to exercise, and nutrition is cheaper and easier to digest and absorb, which prevents elderly dogs from gaining weight after eating.

Freeze-dried food

Freeze-dried food is recognized as the dog food with the highest nutritional value. When other dog foods are made, the meat is processed, indicating that a lot of nutritional value is lost. Freeze-dried food uses high and low temperatures to remove moisture to achieve a purely natural effect and retain the nutritional value of meat to the greatest extent. However, it is precisely because of this that freeze-dried food is relatively expensive.

Prescription food

As the name suggests, prescription food is purchased to assist with illness and cannot be used as a staple food. And when feeding prescription food, it is best to separate it from the staple food. Don’t eat too much prescription food, as it does not prevent disease.