When you see a fancy dog treat, do you think “That’s better than what I have to eat?” I’m sure you are not the only person who has thought that. We’ll discuss the rise in popularity of natural Dog treats before we make meatloaf.
When Spot was a puppy, he would happily gnaw a bone that you had hidden in the back of the cupboard. As quickly as a greyhound on full speed, the world of dog food has evolved. In recent years, organic ingredients, grain free formulas, as well as human grade treats have all become commonplace. Canines have never enjoyed such great treats!
This trend isn’t all about style. Some dog owners pamper their pets by providing them with tasty treats to complement their daily chow. It’s not like you would fuel your Ferrari with swamp juice, right? The goal is to provide our dog companions with snacks that match their taste, energy and health.
Let’s jump in. Fluffy is currently enjoying a treat. Do you have to pronounce the ingredients or can’t they be spelled? The red flag will be raised faster than the wagging of a dog at dinner time. For natural treats, try whole foods such as chicken, sweet potato and blueberries. It’s just like the smoothie bowl that you prepared last week. This is because they are full of nutrients and delicious taste, without artificial additives.
You can also chew on this nugget: Have you ever witnessed a dog losing its mind when it saw a biscuit with peanut butter? Like they’ve discovered the Holy Grail. It’s no surprise that natural flavors like nutty have become a hit with dogs. They lick their chops to show they approve. It’s all about the taste. It’s not a chemistry experiment gone wrong.
As a bonus, you will get wagging ears and puppy-dog eyelashes. This is not just any cookie; it’s love. There’s some pupper economy going on.
You should consider that the quality of products can cost more. But isn’t the knowledge that you’re helping your dog’s health priceless? You can avoid vet bills in the future by eating healthier. This is a win for both Fido and you.
It’s okay to make a few homemade products if you are feeling creative. If you want to add some flair, try adding a bit of turmeric or oats. The next time you go to the dog park, your tail might start wagging.
Our pets are like family to us, so we only want the very best for our furry friends. To show our undying affection, we can share treats with them that are tasty, healthy and appealing. What if you never knew? On your shelves one day might even be a book on canines, alongside your own. It’s a good bet that you did not see this coming.
If you find yourself tempted by a sweet treat to give to Rover, think twice before doing so. Is this going to make his life a bit brighter or healthier? You are now his favorite. I’d say it is positively delightful.