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Dog Biscuits

Dog biscuits have come a long day from the processed, chemically enhanced dog treats available in the supermarkets. Now the varieties of dog snacks and treats available ensure not only taste, but nutrition and sometimes even dental care as well.





Dogs, like humans, have a tendency to become overweight with too much food and not enough activity. And just like with humans, too much excess weight poses a whole host of health risks and adds additional strain to the heart. For this reason, keeping the right balance between your dog’s diet and the amount of exercise they get is crucial. Making sure your dog remains fit and trim does not mean cutting treats out of his diet completely. We know that you love giving your dog a snack as much as he enjoys receiving one. Instead, limit treats to 1 a day, or ideally, only 2-3 per week. In addition, make sure the treats chosen are low in fat, even if your dog is already within optimal weight range. Giving your dog exclusively low fat snacks will help maintain a healthy weight but will not deprive him of a little extra treat every now and again.

Another important factor to consider when choosing low fat treats for your dog is the ingredients from which they are made. Is the product naturally low fat due to what it is made of or is it chemically altered or enhanced to reduce the fat and calories? For example, look for ingredients you recognize such as fruits, vegetables and multigrains rather than long, unpronounceable chemical names to make a healthier choice for your pal.

Other dog biscuits are designed to promote dental care and should be used in conjunction with teeth brushing to keep your dog’s teeth and gums healthy for life. These treats are often shaped like bones and are made from materials which help to scrape the tartar from your dog’s teeth as he chews. In addition, some of these special dental biscuits may contain vitamins and minerals to strengthen teeth and bones. Again, look for natural ingredients to ensure not only oral hygiene, but a nutritious snack which does not upset your dog’s stomach.

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