Pet Food

Pets are family members, and as such, they should be given the same quality food as everyone in the household. Just like us, pets need a balanced diet to stay healthy and happy. But with all the pet food options on the market, what's the best way to provide your pet with proper nutrition? 

Dry Pet Food

Most pet owners are familiar with the convenience of dry pet food. It is easy to store, and transport and typically lasts longer than wet food. However, some pet owners worry that dry food is not as healthy as wet food. After all, it is often full of preservatives and other artificial ingredients. But the truth is that dry pet food can be just as nutritious as wet food if you choose a high-quality product. Look for dry food that is made with real meat or fish, and that does not contain any fillers or artificial additives. 

Wet Pet Food

Wet food is softer and easier to chew, making it a good choice for older pets or those with dental problems. Wet food is also more expensive than dry food and does not last as long. However, many pet owners believe that wet food is more nutritious because it contains more moisture. 

Raw Pet Food

Raw pet foods are becoming increasingly popular, especially in Canada. Such diets usually consist of raw meat, bones, vegetables and fruits. Raw food advocates believe that this is how our pets' ancestors ate and that it is the best way to ensure that they are fed properly. Some pet owners even prepare raw food at home. However, preparing raw food can be expensive and time-consuming, and it may not be suitable for all pets. 

Benefits of Dry Pet Foods

Dry pet foods have several benefits, making them a good choice for many pet owners. Dry food is:

• Easy to store and transport
• Typically lasts longer than wet food
• Often made with real meat or fish
• Usually does not contain any fillers or artificial additives