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Whole Dog Journal's 2001 Canned Dog Food Review Many pet food makers offer their best products in a can. What do you think of when you think of canned dog food? Many people unconsciously wrinkle their noses as they ponder this question, immediately associating the image with the distinctive aroma of canned meat. In addition, people frequently describe the contents of dog food cans as glop, an indistinguishable mash of uncertain meats and who-knows-what. In general, people tend to have a better image of dry dog foods. Kibble is less aromatic and more visually appealing to us.
Despite our preference for neat and discrete pieces of kibble, the canned versions of most dog foods are frequently made with higher-quality ingredients, including fresh, whole meats, grains, and vegetables. Canned foods generally contain
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