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Ideally, you will want your Poodle's diet to provide glucosamine and chondroitin (for joint health), omega fatty acids (for skin and coat health) via salmon, salmon oil, and/or flaxseeds, and probiotics (for good digestion).TLC Pet Food offers FREE delivery to the 48 contiguous United States and across Canada. Though some Poodles will need to avoid all grains, most do very well with select non-wheat, non-gluten options including oatmeal, quinoa, and rice. Every ingredient should serve the purpose of providing nutrients and never added simply to bulk up the recipe. You'll also want your Poodle to have some vegetables and fruits which provide vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. For meats and proteins this includes chicken, turkey, duck, lamb, rabbit, beef, and many types of fish including whitefish, haddock, salmon, and cod. There are healthy ways to preserve food including using vitamin blends (typically listed as mixed tocopherols and/or certain herbs including mint and rosemary. Though some wholesome grains may be desired (next section), high levels of wheat or gluten can cause upset stomach issues and allergies. Ingestion of fillers is a contributing factor in coprophagia (eating feces) and is linked to malnutrition. Examples of fillers include corn, soy, wheat middlings, peanut hulls, oat husks, and cereal grains.
These are very common in cheaper subpar brands and are inexpensive ingredients that are added only to plump up the food but offer little to no nutritional value. This can, by law, be any species of animal whatsoever and are usually 4-D animal parts: Sourced from dead, diseased, dying, or disabled zoo animals, farm animals, or even roadkill. Examples are lungs, spleen, spinal tissue, genitals, hooves, beaks, intestines, and more. These are meats and animal parts deemed unfit for human consumption. Ingestion of b utylated hydroxyanisole (BHA), butylated hydroxytoluene (BHT), and tert-butyl hydroquinone (TBHQ) is linked to some cancers and ethoxyquin and propylene glycol (PG) are known toxins. This can be tricky to avoid since these do not always need to be labeled if these are added to protect 'protein meals' in low levels, you'll never see it listed as an ingredient. Some of the worst are Yellow #5, Red #40, Blue #2, and Yellow #6 which are linked to very serious issues including neurological and behavioral issues like insomnia and hyperactivity and serious health issues including some cancers. Artificial flavoring like MSG which can cause terrible allergic reactions.
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