Are cereals inherently bad for dogs?

Grains are not by definition bad for dogs. This is only the case if your dog does not suffer from any allergies. On the other hand, grains do not add anything to your four-legged friend's diet. Dogs have trouble breaking down grains. That is why you should be wary of dog food that mainly consists of cereals. As a result, your dog may not get enough healthy nutrients. To sum up: cereals are not necessarily bad, but they do not add any value to the health of your four-legged friend.

Rich in meat, fish and animal proteins

In our grain-free dog food, only the best ingredients are used. Our kibbles consist of three different animal protein sources. This means that all our kibble contains three different types of meat and/or fish. This means that the food contains many different vitamins and minerals. So your four-legged friend gets exactly what he or she needs. Our natural dog food is also free from artificial colours, flavours and fragrances. Instead, our kibble is rounded off with a selection of fresh fruit, vegetables and a blend of powerful herbs. Everything you need for a delicious meal.

Why grain and gluten-free dog food?

Grain-free and gluten-free dog foods have many advantages. That is why we have listed them below.

• Less chance of allergies

Your dog will have fewer problems with a dull coat, itching or gastrointestinal problems.

• Easily digestible

Dogs are true carnivores by nature and grains have no added value for the health of your four-legged friend.
More energy
Cereals are often used as a filler in kibble. This provides a lot of volume, but little energy. Grain-free dog food therefore automatically has more room for high-energy food.

• Better stools

Because the food is rich in high-quality, natural ingredients, your dog can digest it better. This results in better and less faeces.

Change to grain-free dog food

Are you switching to grain-free dog food? Then it is important that you do this in the right way, because dogs are also creatures of habit. If you are switching to a different food, you should do this within 7 days and combine the new food with the old food. In these 7 days, increase the ratio from 25% new food to 75% old food and finally to 100%. In the next blog you will read how to change your dog to other dog food.