Dog food labels can be a bit like this. There’s a ton of information on them but it’s easier, and perfectly understandable, to look at the packaging and pick out familiar key words: ‘chicken’, ‘protein’,
‘natural’, ‘senior’, etc.
But do you know your 95% rule from your human-grade? Your organic from your guaranteed analysis?
If you know anything about the Dog Food Advisor, you’ll know our reviews are based on deciphering those labels. But that shouldn’t stop you from properly reading and understanding them.
To that end, we’ve created a comprehensive guide that helps you understand the information — and disinformation — on dog food labels: The Secret to Reading Dog Food Labels.
But do you know your 95% rule from your human-grade? Your organic from your
I highly recommend, if you’ll pardon the pun, consuming and digesting it. Maybe save it on your phone or, if you’re more '1980s tech' yourself, print it out. You could also share it with other dog parents (and cat parents).
That’s it from me this week. I’m off to find myself a Commodore 64 on eBay.
