Specialized Dogs (Confirmed Introduction)

If you want your dog to eat healthier, you must know how to choose dog food. However, using dog food is a skill, and it cannot be done without a brush. Here is a small experiment on choosing dog food. Owners may wish to see if they can really judge the quality of dog food.

If there were two brands of dog food for you to choose from, which brand of dog food would you buy?

Plate A:

First identity: Maize flour

Third identity: corn (maize)

The added preservative is: potassium sorbate ( potassium sorbate)

The added antioxidants are: butylated hydroxytoluene (BHA), propyl gallate (propyl gallic acid)

B Brand ：

First identity: Dried Lamb Meat mini 26%

Second identity: Ground Rice

The added antioxidants are: Vitamin E (tocopherols), extracted from natural substances

Refer to the answer:

From We can make the following comparisons with the above points:

1. The identity of the first owner:

The feed rules are determined, and the product name mentioned The identity name must be listed in a proportional and procedural manner, so the "first item" listed in the feed identity list is the "most important identity" of this pack of feed. The first identity of plate A is corn flour, and the first identity of plate B is pure mutton. One is cheap grain, and the other is meat.The highest quality product. In this round, card B wins.

2. Material analysis:

Even if it is not compared with the "ranking of the first identity", just look at the "materials" of the identity.

Cereals:

Brand A uses corn flour, which is the cheaper protein source among cereals, but is less easy to absorb. Brand B uses brown rice (ground rice), which is more beneficial among cereals and is easy to absorb.

Meat:

Brand A uses dehydrated poultry meat. The quality of poultry meat, which can be kept on the bone, is lower than that of Meat. Brand B uses Dried Lamb Meat. Please note that it is "Meat"---pure meat! It’s not Meal, Meat is the most high-end meat category! Therefore, the second card wins in the friendly comparison.

3. Preservatives and antioxidants:

Brand A adds a bunch of scary items, including BHA, propylgallate, etc., and also Contains the artificial preservative potassium sorbate. Brand B not only does not contain artificial preservatives, but the antioxidants also use natural vitamin E (the cost is higher than chemical antioxidants). Naturally, in comparison, Brand B wins.

In addition, the identification of Brand A is a bit "technical". We might as well take a careful look at the ingredient label on plate B: behind the first main identity, Dried Lamb Meat, there is a mark of "mini 26%", which means that this identity accounts for "at least" 20% of all feed identities. Six or more. But Brand A not only does not indicate the percentage, but also among the first three identities of Brand A: "Maizeflour, dehydrated poultry meat, maize", the number one identity, Maize flour (corn flour), and the third number, Maize (corn), are What's the difference between the two? Aren’t they all ordinary items? Why should Li Qi explain it? This is the so-called "technical trickery"! The trick is to list items with "same status, different methods" separately to reduce the proportion of that status. In this way, the status of meat can be put first, so that this bag The grade of the feed seems to be higher, but no matter how the A cards are divided, there is still no way to move the meat status to the first place, and the first and third status are both corn, and corn accounts for a small proportion of all feeds. I don’t know how high it is!

To sum up, card B wins over sex! How about it, have you learned to read the ingredient labels on dog food?

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