Should I Feed My Greyhound A Specialist Pet Food?

Posted March 9th, 2010 by admin

Greyhounds have a unique physiology so you should feed them a good quality diet with as few chemical preservatives as possible.It is believed that over 50% of behavioural problems with dogs is attributed to the additives in their food, the same as is often said of children.Behavioural problems with greyhounds also generally lie within what they are fed so a good quality food with no artificial flavourings or preservatives and no genetically modified ingredients is essential.

Greyhound Food is available from quality pet stores and is great for feeding to retired and rescued greyhounds.Greyhounds don’t tend to suffer from excessive weight gain, so if you are providing a good quality greyhound food product you don’t need to be overly concerned about portion sizes.

Bear in mind that ingredients such as fish oils are great for helping to maintain healthy skin, bones and eyes. Look out for such ingredients when you are next shopping for your greyhound’s food.If the dog food you have purchased does not include fish oils why not try adding a tea spoon of cod liver oil to one of your greyhounds meals. Sardines are also packed full of healthy oils and providing they do not contain bones are a great snack for your dog.As with all pet food, if you feed a dry food product you need to also provide a dish of fresh water.

Dogs are able to digest raw meat easily, but don’t encourage it.If you are feeding raw meat make sure you never feed poultry or pork.Dogs need a balanced diet as they are not carnivorous. They need a mixture of proteins, carbohydrates and fats.

By buying a specialist greyhound food you will be sure that your pet is getting the balanced diet he needs.

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