Canned dog can be described as a dog's soul mate and a meal artifact with dog food. Dogs, as "delicious ghosts", must love canned fish and meat. But canned on the market a dazzling array of health for the dog off, should be how to choose? E Dr. to teach you.
What are staple food cans and snack cans?
1 staple food jar VS snack jar
The staple food tank is a can that can be used as a staple food for a long time. The staple food tank is marked on the can box to meet the AAFCO (American Feed Management Association) nutrition standard.

canned snacks cannot be eaten as staple food for a long time, such as Japanese, Taiwanese, Thai and European cans. The snack jar generally contains slightly lower meat, the price is more affordable, the palatability is better, and the variety is also very rich.
snack cans are suitable for matching dog food to improve the appetite of dogs and make dogs love to eat more. However, Dr. E needs to remind all shoveling officials that although the snack jar has high palatability and dogs love it, the snack jar cannot be fed for a long time, which is easy to cause dogs to be picky about food.
So when exactly should I feed the treat can?
1 hot weather, dog appetite, can be fed with dog food.
2 Interact with the dog and feed it to enhance your feelings.
3 Dogs are trained to follow instructions and be rewarded.
4 for dogs who do not like to drink water, you can put an appropriate amount in drinking water to promote dogs to drink water.
How to choose good canned goods?
People choose canned food for dogs, in addition to meeting the taste of dogs, but also depends on the raw materials and ingredients. Healthy and high-quality canned food must have high-quality meat.

1 ingredient list first, always should be meat meat meat meat!
2 contains a small amount of vegetables, fruits, cereals and beans.
3 canned food with the same price, the raw material is meat better than meat powder
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4 No preservatives—canned foods are sealed using high-temperature sterilization, so no preservatives are needed.
5 Crude protein content should be 8% or higher; this applies to main‑meal canned products, while snack‑type canned products may be slightly lower.




