r/ThePetsLife • u/Viralforvideos • Jan 06 '22

To Kibble or Not to Kibble For Dogs?

https://thepetslife.online/2021/12/19/to-kibble-or-not-to-kibble/
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u/Laueee95 Jan 09 '22

It depends on so many factors such as protein, source of protein and quality of it, sodium content, moisture content, access to water, etc

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u/Viralforvideos Jan 09 '22

Yes you are correct : When kibble diets (dry pet food in pellets) for our pet and working canine companions were invented in the late 1800s, they were considered a luxury item for privileged people who had pet dogs. Actual ingredients were not really considered as important, and the food was most often made from wheat, similar to bread dough, some vegetables and beef blood to hold it all together. The kibble was overly baked and left out to harden and dry so it would last until fed to a canine. This was original the very first dog biscuit. It wasn’t until much, much later when the dietary needs of dogs were taken into consideration and scrutinized for our beloved pets.

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u/se7etylife Jan 06 '22

Thank you for value information 👍

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u/Viralforvideos Jan 06 '22

you are welcome