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As you know, commercial dog food is available in a wide variety of colours, sizes, flavors, and shapes. The actual difference is naturally the ingredients contained in the products. You may be surprised to realize that the compound list on dog food labels reads very much like human junk food. Some ingredients are even hard to pronounce and so are borrowed from medical encyclopedias. Then needless to say there are dog foods that are teeming with synthetic ingredients, additives and preservatives that can be bad for pets. So just what is "Spot" to do with regards to healthy eating?

Many pet owners are relying on organic dog foods to nourish their pets. Just as we humans are mindful of what we put into our bodies, these pet owners take that same consciousness and use it to make wiser decisions about not including chemicals in their dogs' food. Organic dog treats are the next best thing to all natural dog food, because they are without any the pesticides and insecticides that are found in many foods.

Be aware of food labels however, as they can be very confusing. Natural dog food is not the same as "organic" dog food and this can be really misleading for many. The fact is, "natural" foods are not held to the same higher standard as "organic" foods. The USDA must approve a food as organic, before the food can be labeled as such. Natural dog food are substantially less costly than their organic counterparts, and as such are not deemed as dependable. Natural foods do however assure the absence of food colouring and additives such as sodium metabisulfite or ethoxyquin, that are allergens linked to allergies, cancer and also brain damage.

Although organic food servings are more expensive and contain about half the amount of food in volume compared to non-organic food, dogs are reportedly more satisfied with the lesser amount because of the purity of the healthier ingredients contained. This makes the organic and non-organic dog foods very comparable in price.

The bottom line is that deciding to feed your dog organic food rather than the preservative and chemically rich non-organic food can definitely do a lot in helping your dog stay a more healthful and troublefree life free of allergies, skin ailments, diabetes and cancer. An additional benefit may be the lower veterinary clinic bills brought on by your dog.

Keep your furry loved one in best shape by observing what you put in that doggy tummy. Keep your dog in good health!

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