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15 Natural and homemade dog foods
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ParticipantWe all know how harmful any kind of food that is made in factories is for us. As people become more conscious about their health, they are more inclined towards homemade or natural food. Natural foods are just as important for dogs as natural foods are for humans. No other food is better than āNatural dog foodsā.
Foods that are found in nature can meet all the needs of dogs. Dogs can easily digest such foods. However, some natural foods are harmful to dogs. You should avoid them. Otherwise, they can be dangerous for your dog.
Why choose natural food for dogs?
It is a universally accepted fact that all kinds of nutrients are present in natural foods. Those who prefer natural foods to other foods have benefited greatly from them. Such as increased energy, immunity, healthy hair and skin, etc. If you feed your natural dog food then naturally you will notice such positive changes in the dog too. Why?Because just think about how an unnatural food is made. Various ingredients such as artificial colors, preservatives, added flavors, and fillers are used to enhance the taste of the food. But these unnatural ingredients are very dangerous to health and can cause the death of your dog.
Features a good meal
You will understand why natural food is best for dogs by considering the following factors. Those are the key factors that make food good.Easily Digestible
Healthy and Longer Lifespan
Reduction in allergies
Reduction in skin ailments
Weight Control
So we know why to feed natural food to dogs. At this point, let us see which are the best natural foods for dogs.Carrots
Not only for humans, but carrots are also very healthy for dogs. When a dog chews on a carrot, it helps to remove plaque from the dogās teeth. It makes the dogās teeth healthy.Carrots can be a great source of vitamin A for dogs. Vitamin A helps in boosting immunity, skin, and digestion in dogs. In addition, the nutrients contained in carrots can be easily absorbed by dogs as they are digested quickly.
Blueberries
Despite their small size, the berries are very nutritious. Among the berries, blueberries are the most nutritious and one of the Natural dog foods. Blueberries have many positive properties for dogs. It contains high levels of antioxidants, which help your dogās cells grow and prevent kidney damage. It helps in the growth of the dogās brain cells which helps in increasing the dogās physical strength.
Strawberries and berries are high in fiber and vitamins that help prevent your dogās stomach issues and weight gain. So it can be said that blueberries are an ideal food for dogs.
Apples
Apples are a very tasty fruit and you will want to give your dog a portion of them. Dogs love to eat apples.Apples have many nutrients. It contains vitamin A and C. Apples are also a good source of fiber and it helps in improving digestion in dogs.
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White rice
Fish
Watermelon
Pumpkin
Chia Seeds
Green beans
Eggs
Ginger
Bananas
Cucumbers
Parsley
Bone broth
Turmericsource: https://graypets.com/natural-dog-foods/
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