Chancing upon a well-stocked natural food store for dogs and getting all your pet requirements in such a store can inspire some people to start their own dog treat business. Considering the growing market for good brands of doggie snacks & treats (buoyed by consumers who keep buying them for their pampered pooches), it's small wonder some people have seriously thought about venturing into a dog treat business.
There's actually a wide assortment of treats in the market now, in the form of dental chew bones, to biscuits, cookies & kibbles, to real meat strips or squares. Responsible dog owners always on the lookout for delicious treats they'd feel good buying & handing to their pets. Others use the them as rewards for good behavior. Discriminating dog owners are delighted to find all-natural options in some stores. The best treats are those made of organic, grain-free ingredients. Choose the ones which are not only yummy (judging from the way your dog may gobble them up) but are also easy to digest, and also contain protein, vitamins & minerals. Some of the best brands of all-natural dog treats may be purchased in actual pet food stores or ordered online.
The good thing about quality treats is that they not only make good training rewards & mouth-watering snacks but also offer superior nutrition. Some dog treats with calcium & phosphorus also aid in promoting strong & healthy teeth. One good brand of dental chew bones contains sodium tripolyphospate to help remove tartar build up. The other ingredients are cholorophyll, peppermint, parsley, dill and fennel to help freshen a dog's breath. These herbs also aid in digestion. You can feed your dog extra special treats without the pooch becoming overweight. The key is to choose wisely - go for a good brand and the right types and quantities.
A puppy being trained shouldn't be given large dog biscuits after obeying commands. Calorie requirements among dogs also vary. An overweight dog requires lesser calories but enough high quality protein. These are but some canine nutrition facts anyone thinking of venturing into a full-scale dog treat business should know.
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