![]() It's useful to sharpen your translation skills in understanding what the NAME on the label of a cat food product actually means. You might be surprised to know that:
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![]() Be savvy about "ingredient splitting" tactics on food labels. Ingredients in pet food are listed on the label in descending order by weight - and while this means you should always look for meat as a first ingredient in a diet for a carnivore, you're not quite done yet! Take a peek at the main ingredient list for a popular dry food for cats:
If you focused solely on the first ingredient, you might assume you're golden. But add ALL of the grain sources together? You'll see that collectively they add up to a greater overall quantity of grain in the food than actual meat-based ingredient. LIKE us on Facebook to get these Bites in your news feed. |
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