Have you ever taken a look at your dogs food ingredients and read a few things you aren’t sure on?
We’re now in a world where dog owners are demanding more transparency with dog food products, however theres still a lot of slightly hazy wording on dog food products which can allow for misinterpretation, and ultimately the mis-selling of products.
In this special 'Turn and Learn' mini series of Hikes and Tails Blogs, we will try and break down the basics of pet food labelling, to help you make better decisions for your dogs health and well-being. Part One will be focusing on different terms when describing animal meats in food and claims a product can make legally.
So whilst there are plenty of amazing dog food brands out there, it's important to ensure you are really looking into the ingredients on your dog food label.
The claims made on dog food products could in fact just be part of a marketing strategy or more so for the benefit of the manufacturer, not your dog, so make sure you turn and learn!
HundEnergy Bars are made from just seven ingredients all designed to be beneficial to your dog during or after exercise: Whole Peanuts 35.9%, Dried Apricots 26.9%, Chicory Root Fibre (Inulin) 26.9%, Gluten Free Oats 8.98%, Flaxseed 0.9%, Nutritional Yeast 0.36%.
For further information on the nutritional benefits of HundEnergy Bars, head to our the Nutrition and Ingredients page on our website.
For full reference to the European Pet Food Industry (FEDIAF) Nutritional Guidelines to Complete and Complementary Pet Food, you can download a free copy here