Corn in dog food? good or bad?
Must be an old story, but I just read it, what’s your opinion on corn and the likes in dog food?
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/care/corndogfood.htm
'A dog's body cannot process corn properly. It is difficult for them to digest it. Corn is a cheap filler, a starchy energy which serves little to no nutritional value. A lot of it comes out in their waste.'
This makes sense to me?
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- · Ruud
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Must be an old story, but I just read it, what’s your opinion on corn and the likes in dog food?
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/care/corndogfood.htm
'A dog's body cannot process corn properly. It is difficult for them to digest it. Corn is a cheap filler, a starchy energy which serves little to no nutritional value. A lot of it comes out in their waste.'
This makes sense to me?
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- · Gary_Sicard
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'A dog's body cannot process corn properly. It is difficult for them to digest it.Actually humans cannot process corn properly either - unless it is broken down by grinding with implements or molars. It is indeed a filler for dog food.. it only serves to create giant piles of poop. When you buy kibble for your dogs - I suggest the grain-free type.
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