Throw Away Your Store Brand Pet Food
Store Brand Pet Food May Not Be Best for Your Pet
If you’ve been shopping for pet food lately, you probably notice the huge price difference between the premium brands and the store brands. The question is, why is there such a huge price difference between store brand pet food and premium pet food? The answer is in the age-old adage, you get what you pay for.
It’s In the Ingredients List
If you compare the ingredients list of a store brand pet food to the ingredients list of a premium pet food, you’ll notice quite a difference on the ingredients list. Besides the ingredients themselves differing, the quality of ingredients will differ as well when comparing store brand pet food to premium pet food.
Not Necessarily Cheaper
It’s important to remember that just because store brand pet food is less expensive than premium pet food, it’s not necessarily cheaper to feed store brand pet food to your dog. Because premium brand pet food is more rich in nutrients, you can get away with feeding less of it to your dog while still giving your pet all of the nutrition that he or she needs.
Comments
I feed my dog, Milo, Purina ONE. He loves it, he's healthy, and he looks fabulous!
Something interesting and related to the ingredients in pet food:
The Purina ONE website offers an Ingredient Tool. It not only lists what's in the pet food but why it is there. Check it out today.
Posted by: Jodi | February 16, 2006 12:16 PM