FAQ

Dogs should avoid proteins they are allergic or sensitive to, such as chicken or beef, which are among the most common allergens.

The 80/20 rule for dog food typically refers to a diet composed of 80% meat-based ingredients and 20% plant-based or other supplementary ingredients, aiming to closely mimic a dog's natural carnivorous diet.

Dogs should avoid proteins they are allergic or sensitive to, such as chicken or beef, which are common allergens, and low-quality by-products that are poorly digestible.

Fish and eggs are among the cleanest sources of animal protein for dogs due to their high digestibility, efficient amino acid utilization, and lower allergenic potential.

The best protein for homemade dog food depends on your dog’s individual needs, but highly digestible animal proteins like fish, eggs, and chicken are often ideal choices.

Eggs and fish offer the highest biological value and digestibility, making them the best protein sources for animal feed, especially for dogs with specific nutritional needs.

Fish is among the healthiest protein sources for dogs due to its high digestibility, rich omega-3 content, and low likelihood of triggering allergies.

The best protein source for pet food depends on a dog's individual needs, but high-quality, minimally processed animal proteins like fresh chicken, fish, or eggs are generally the most digestible and complete. Dogs with allergies or sensitivities may benefit from novel proteins such as venison, duck, or fish.

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A German Shepherd Lab Mix (Sheprador) typically costs between $150 and $600, depending on factors like breeder reputation, location, and lineage.