Abady Dog Food takes a common sense approach to making a superior dog food. Abady looks at the way dogs have been eating since the beginning of time and copies their natural eating patterns. Dog's are not omnivores, they are carnivores. But for some reason today’s dog food manufacturers are putting so much grain in food, perhaps they don't know that carnivore means "Meat Eater", not "Plant Eater".

Dogs were never supposed to be eating the huge amount of grain we are feeding them, and their digestive systems cannot handle it either. The Gluten protein that fills these bags are permanently damaging the cilia in the dogs intestines, causing malabsorption. Abady dog food formulas contain the highest amount, 98%, of its protein from animal sources, not plant materials.

Abady also differs from other dog foods because of its use of byproducts. This goes against every conventional school of thought about what quality dog food should and should not contain. Until Abady's formula, it was thought to be an inferior dog food if by-products were the main ingredient in dog food. It is for the most part true that byproducts are not good, but are we talking about the same byproducts?

The byproducts that you see in most foods are often of very poor quality indeed. Mostly manufacturers are utilizing chicken by-products which include head, feet, entrails, lungs, spleen, kidneys, brain, liver, stomach, bones, blood, intestines, and any other part of the carcass not fit for human consumption. Now that being said, dogs in the wild do eat the "by-products" of their prey. They in fact eat just about every part. Eating the quality meat from the prey as well as the byproducts has done our dogs well for millions of years. We do not typically find dogs in the wild with diabetes, kidney failure, bladder stones, cancer, obesity, or allergies. So why do we find these things in our domesticated dogs?

The reason is simple and almost obvious when you think of the differences from our dogs and the dogs in the wild. Diet. Diet. Diet. Food manufacturers today in their quest to not use byproducts have substituted high quality animal proteins with proteins from plants, known as gluten. You see the plant matter Gluten, is the gluey cheap protein found in wheat, soy, oats, and corn. So when reading the bags of dog foods from two different manufacturers that have 25% protein, make sure the protein is not coming from Gluten sources like wheat, corn, soy, potato, or oats.

You can now eliminate your dog itching, and dog allergies and other systemic break downs by feeding your dog Abady's Dog Food. Abady's dog food meets and exceeds the AAFCO standards for meeting your dogs feeding requirements. Abady's Dog Foods superior formula reproduces the canine’s natural feeding habits. Using the highest grade animal proteins, lowest level of carbs, and not using wheat, corn, soy, or other fillers will help to eliminate your dog’s food allergies.

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