FAQ

Dry dog food, or kibble, often contains low-quality fillers, artificial additives, and synthetic nutrients that can lead to health issues in some dogs.

The healthiest thing to feed your dog is a balanced, species-appropriate diet made with real, named meats, minimal fillers, and without artificial additives.

Dry dog food, or kibble, can contain low-quality ingredients, excessive fillers, and artificial additives, and it lacks moisture, which may contribute to health issues in some dogs.

Kibble may include low-quality ingredients, synthetic additives, and is low in moisture, which may lead to allergies, digestive issues, and nutrient imbalances in dogs.

The best choice depends on your dog's individual needs—some thrive on high-quality kibble, while others benefit more from fresh or raw food diets.

Many vets recommend high-quality kibble due to its convenience and balanced nutrition, but emphasize choosing formulations with real meat and minimal fillers.

Yes, it's okay to feed a dog high-quality kibble exclusively, but it's important to choose a nutrient-rich formula and ensure adequate water intake.

Kibble is generally safe for dogs when made with quality ingredients, but its safety and nutritional value depend on the specific formulation and processing. Choosing high-quality kibble and consulting a veterinarian helps ensure your dog's health.

Islamic views on dogs vary: while keeping them as pets is discouraged without necessity, dogs are permitted for guarding, herding, or hunting, and kindness to them is encouraged.

Yes, Muslims can pray in a house with a dog; however, cleanliness must be maintained, especially if the dog’s saliva contaminates prayer garments or space.