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Yes I agree with you Joanne. Annamaet is really a good choice to go with.The Annamaet Dog Food product line includes a variety of options to pick from. The age and activity level of your dog will help you determine the amount of Annamaet to feed your boy.Here is another interesting link that you can check out https://animals.net/best-dog-food/
Laura AParticipantThis has been always been a very Debatable topic whether raw food is more beneficial than the cooked food? Some will have you believe that cooked dog food is superior to raw dog food because raw dog food brings the risk of illness due to bacteria Current research supports that there are benefits to real ingredients. The Best option to this Solution is Try out some Branded pet food as they are excellent alternative of cooked food as it contains all the nutrients in exact proportion. Also, it does not contain any harmful pathogen. Here is a link to one: https://animals.net/best-wet-dog-food/ In my opinion I agree that dogs and bones could be a possible dangerous combination. Try choosing safe chew bones for dogs and avoid the dangers of cooked bones.
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