Wide Range of Homemade Dogs Treats at Cheap Prices

Homemade Dog Treats

Bruce's Healthy Dog Treats knows that when it comes to your dog’s well-being, nutrition is of the utmost importance. Feeding your pet properly can mean the difference between a long, healthy life, and a sickly, miserable existence. And since our dogs can’t select what they eat, their health ultimately rests on us, their owners who choose for them. So what exactly is the stuff that comes in cans and plastic bags made of? What are we feeding our pets in their dog food and homemade dog treats. To be a conscientious owner, you have to know how to read those ingredient labels. These labels list the ingredients by weight: from heaviest, to the lightest.

Meat and grain by-products are some of the lest-desirable ingredients you may find in your dog food. If you dog food or dog treats list these as main ingredients, find another brand. A lot of grain and grain-related ingredients may increase the amount of carbohydrates in your dog’s food, buy up to seventy percent, while your average dog really only needs less than thirty percent carbohydrates. The reason that so many pet food makers put wheat byproducts is simple: they’re cheap to use. These byproducts act as filler: they will result in more dog food produced, for a lower price. But too much carbohydrate can seriously shorten your dog’s lifespan as it leads to digestive problems and obesity, along with all the obesity-related health problems.

Since this is the case, we have to take the time to read the nutritional content of the dog treats we give to our pets. If you want, you can avoid giving your pets commercial products and give them homemade dog treats instead. This

way, you’re more aware of what you’re giving them and sure that there wouldn’t be any complications with their health. One good example of homemade dog treats for them is baked biscuits. They are made with flour, eggs and oat meal. If you don’t have oat meal, rye or bran would serve as a good alternative. These are best given right out of the oven so they could absorb the nutrients of these ingredients better. 

Animal by-products can be even worse. These are the parts of many animals that no one wants, so somehow they end up in your dog’s food: lungs, spleen, kidneys, brain, liver, blood, bone, and stomach and intestines. So it pays to read those ingredient labels, and to understand what those ingredients mean. If you invest in buying homemade dog treats you can be assured that your dog is eating right. Dog food and dog treats from brands like these are made of primarily whole foods like deboned chicken and lamb meat, and other nutritious ingredients, so that your dog can live a long, happy and sickness-free life. So, if you are looking for best quality homemade dog treats then visit the website of Bruce's Healthy Dog Treats.