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All right, dogs love most food. But if your pooch is a fussy eater and always looking put off by its dinner or picking at its meal, wet food might be just what it needs to polish off its dish.
Wet food has a pungent smell, and it more closely resembles the meat that it is than dry food does. Oftentimes, canned food can lure a particular or disgruntled eater into munching.
Some dog foods contain long lists of indecipherable ingredients — ingredients you need to be a chemist or other scientist to understand. If you don’t know what something is, a quick Google search can help. But if you don’t know what’s in your grain-free dog food, it’s best to avoid that product. Better to know what’s going into your dog’s stomach in case they have allergies.