Hello! If you are a pet dog owner, you must have thought about dog food at least once. The types of food, from the type to the price range, vary greatly, and food that others say is good may not be suitable for your child. So today, I'm going to tell you about dog food and recommend some~

First, the types of food can be broadly divided into dry food and wet food. Dry food is mainly made by mixing grains, meat, vegetables, etc. It has the advantage of being easy to store and easy to store. However, it has the disadvantage of having low moisture content and palatability. Wet food is mainly made from meat, vegetables, etc. It has a high moisture content and palatability, but it is expensive and needs to be refrigerated. Since each has its pros and cons, it seems like it's good to choose one that suits your dog's situation and environment! Then, I'll recommend food by dry and wet.

Fitpet Insect Up Hypoallergenic

First, I recommend 'Insect Up Hypoallergenic', a product from Fitpet, as dry food. This food is a premium hypoallergenic food made using domestic black soldier fly. It has a high moisture content for dry food and a soft texture, making it suitable for children with weak teeth. There are original, joint, and skin types, and joint and skin are said to help with joints and skin barriers, respectively.

Harwell Now Fresh Small Breed Adult

Secondly, I recommend 'Now Fresh Small Breed Adult' from Harwell. This product is divided into different ages from puppy to adult and senior, and uses Canadian turkey, salmon, duck, etc., making it fresh and nutritious. It is gluten and grain-free, so it seems like you will be somewhat free from allergies.

The Honest Kitchen Dehydrated Whole Grain Turkey

For wet food, I recommend 'Dehydrated Whole Grain Turkey' from The Honest Kitchen. It uses abundant organic grains and turkey that have been minimally processed, warms dogs' stomachs, and is low-sodium. It contains turkey, cabbage, oats, potatoes, apples, and carrots, so there's no need to worry about nutrition, right?

Royal Canin Mini Aging 12+

The second is 'Mini Aging 12+' from Royal Canin. As you can see from the name, it is food for senior dogs. It has a soft texture and can help manage healthy aging in old age. Royal Canin is very famous and well-categorized by breed and age, so it seems to have the advantage of being able to supply appropriate nutrients.

Nowadays, many people are using a mixed feeding method of mixing dry and wet food. It's a little troublesome, but it's said that nutrition is maximized. However, the fact is that you need to use the same product! Please note ㅎㅎ

Finally, there are some things to keep in mind when choosing food! First, you need to consider your dog's 'age'. Although there are foods for all ages, there are often those that are divided into puppy, adult, and senior. The necessary nutrients vary depending on age, so choose food that suits your age. Also, food is given differently depending on the dog's 'breed'. For example, the brand Royal Canin has foods for various breeds from mixed breeds to poodles, Maltese, Pomeranians, etc. The necessary nutrients and the amount can vary depending on the breed, so choose the appropriate food. Finally, it also varies depending on your 'health condition'. For example, if you have an allergy, choose food that does not contain the allergen, and if you have poor joints, you can choose food that helps with joint health.

I hope this article will help those of you who are struggling with difficult food choices... Next time, I'll talk about snacks! Thank you for reading:)