Features
July 2002 Issue
Commercail Dog Food or Homemade?
The risks and benefits of commercial and home-prepared diets.
Everyone who cares about their dogs wants to feed them “good food.” By and large, our readers – and a growing number of non-subscribing dog owners – want to take that one step further. They have learned that improving a dog’s diet can result in improved health. So they want to feed their dogs the very best diet that money can buy. So far, so good. We love people who love their dogs and want to take care of them in the best way they can. Unfortunately, for some strange reason, when it comes to a discussion of the relative merits of top-quality store-bought food versus top-quality homemade diets, otherwise rational people have been known to lose their cool.
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