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Is grain free better for my pet?
In principle, there are no scientifically proven arguments in favour of different diets or trends that prove with absolute certainty that they are better than others. However, nutrition and enjoyment are always individual, so it may be worth trying out what your pet tolerates well and what it likes.
Is grain free better for my pet?
In principle, there are no scientifically proven arguments in favour of different diets or trends that prove with absolute certainty that they are better than others. However, nutrition and enjoyment are always individual, so it may be worth trying out what your pet tolerates well and what it likes.
Are there arguments for grain-free?
The idea behind grain-free feed is to become closer to the ancestral diet of cats which consisted mainly of animal protein and fat. Therefore, grains, such as wheat, corn and soybeans, are not natural components of a carnivore diet such as the cat and are frequently linked to allergies and digestive problems.
Are there arguments for grain-free?
The idea behind grain-free feed is to become closer to the ancestral diet of cats which consisted mainly of animal protein and fat. Therefore, grains, such as wheat, corn and soybeans, are not natural components of a carnivore diet such as the cat and are frequently linked to allergies and digestive problems.
Is a grain-free diet better for digestion?
Whether grain-free formulas can remedy digestive problems must always be tested on an individual basis. However, there are studies that show that grain-free diets can support normal digestion, especially in the case of cats, as they have a shorter digestive tract.
Is a grain-free diet better for digestion?
Whether grain-free formulas can remedy digestive problems must always be tested on an individual basis. However, there are studies that show that grain-free diets can support normal digestion, especially in the case of cats, as they have a shorter digestive tract.
Are there any benefits to a grain-free diet?
Many of the products you will find in our shop have very high-quality ingredients instead of grain, which provide your pet with a high-quality mix of carbohydrates, proteins and fat. This goes down well with many four-legged friends and provides them with all the nutrients they need.
Are there any benefits to a grain-free diet?
Many of the products you will find in our shop have very high-quality ingredients instead of grain, which provide your pet with a high-quality mix of carbohydrates, proteins and fat. This goes down well with many four-legged friends and provides them with all the nutrients they need.
In which cases may it be necessary to switch to a grain-free diet?
If your pet cannot tolerate its food and the vet diagnoses a grain intolerance or allergy, it is absolutely necessary to switch to a permanent grain-free diet.
In which cases may it be necessary to switch to a grain-free diet?
If your pet cannot tolerate its food and the vet diagnoses a grain intolerance or allergy, it is absolutely necessary to switch to a permanent grain-free diet.
What do I need to keep in mind when changing food?
Your pet's intestinal flora needs time to get used to the composition of a new food. That's why you shouldn't change your pet's food from one day to the next. Rather, it is important that the change of food is made slowly and gradually - at least over a week, preferably over two or more.
What do I need to keep in mind when changing food?
Your pet's intestinal flora needs time to get used to the composition of a new food. That's why you shouldn't change your pet's food from one day to the next. Rather, it is important that the change of food is made slowly and gradually - at least over a week, preferably over two or more.
Many people are familiar with the problem: switching from fast food to a high-fiber diet can cause stomach rumbling and diarrhea. It's similar for dogs. Learn here how to best plan and implement a diet change for your dog.
If your dog is intolerant to its food, it may be suffering from a food allergy. Early signs can include increased itching and digestive problems. Read here what can trigger a food allergy in dogs and how you can recognize and treat it.
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The product selection is not final. Please check the composition of the selected items on the website before purchasing to ensure they do not contain any grain.
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