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weezerweeksParticipant
Which is the best food dehydrated like oracle or canned foods like weruva,wellness stews merricks,etc. my yorkie seems to prefer the canned.
A.SandyMemberMerrick, spring naturals, fromm and petcurean are all great!
A.SandyMemberDehydrated would be honest kitchen, and freeze dried grandma Lucy’s they are good quality.
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pupcatnutrition.comweezerweeksParticipantI know which foods are canned and which are dehydrated,my question is which is the best food for a dog canned or dehydrated?
InkedMarieMemberBoth canned & dehydrated are good for dogs.
pugmomsandyParticipantThey’re both good also I believe the dehydrated/freeze dried ones are considered less processed or processed at lower temperatures. Just compare the guaranteed analysis and see which ones fit your bill. For my dogs, canned foods usually mean softer stool and the dehydrated foods usually mean a bigger stool and I tend to give digestive enzymes with dehydrated foods since they have so much chunky matter or veggie matter in it. Either issue isn’t a problem for me. The convenience of making just enough for one meal is also something to take into consideration. I really like that part of feeding dehydrated.
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