Dry Dog Food Labels: How to Compare Fat, Protein, and Carbs
Federal and state laws require pet food makers to put information about the protein and fat content of their products on pet food labels. Unfortunately, few people understand this critical information.
How to Find Healthy Dog Food: WDJ’s Dry Dog Food Selection Criteria
Here’s what to look for in dog food and the criteria we use to identify good-quality dry dog foods.
Limited Ingredient Dog Food – How to Find the Best Dog Food for Allergies...
So much of what’s on dog food labels has to do with marketing, rather than nutrition. The phrase “limited ingredient” falls somewhere in between.
There...
Whole Dog Journal’s Approved Dry Dog Foods for 2020
Products appear alphabetically by best-known name. In some cases this is the name of the company that makes the food; in others, it’s the...
Whole Dog Journal’s Free Guide on Dry Dog Food
The food you give your dog plays a critical role in his well-being, both on a daily basis and long-term. He needs a diet with the right nutrients to keep him active, happy, and healthy. And make no mistake: Not all dog foods are created equal. Since 1998, The Whole Dog Journal has been proving that much in an annual review and ratings of dry dog foods.
How to Compare Nutrient Levels in Canned Dog Foods with Dry Foods
The percentages of nutrients shown in the guaranteed analysis section on a pet food label (protein, fat, fiber, moisture) are expressed “as fed” –...
Whole Dog Journal’s Approved Dry Dog Foods for 2019
Products appear alphabetically by best-known name. In some cases this is the name of the company that makes the food; in others, it’s the...
Whole Dog Journal’s 2018 Approved Dry Dog Foods
It's an inescapable fact that quality pet foods cost money and the highest quality dry dog foods cost a lot of money. As much as we may want to buy the best" food for our dogs