Pet foods are not created equal.

Almost all pet foods have corn, wheat, or other fillers that have no nutritional value and do nothing for your pet except promote allergies, rashes and even diseases. Some pet food and treat manufacturers use cancer causing chemicals and a less toxic version of automotive antifreeze to preserve their foods and treats. The bottom line is, you need to be aware of what goes into pet foods. Read and understand the ingredient lists on everything you feed your pet.

What is the problem with having corn in your pet’s food? The problems are both physical and monetary! Physically, humans have problems digesting corn! Your pets’ digestive track is considerably shorter than ours so they have even less time to make use of any nutrition there may be in corn. Most of the corn ends up in your backyard.

Corn has also been shown to be one of the leading causes of allergies in pets along with wheat and soy. So if your pet has excessive shedding, itching or hot spots, before you spend the money on allergy tests, try feeding a food without corn, wheat or soy. The monetary problem is that you are paying for something that provides your pet no value.

Look for a pet food that has 100% natural ingredients that promote good health, without any filler or other harmful ingredients. Visit our website today to get more information on what goes into some pet foods. Make sure that you understand what is on the ingredient label of the food you are feeding your pet. Things like animal fat and by-products sound harmless enough but may contain things that could cause future problems with your pets. Education is your friend!

Nature’s Select Orlando

407-310-0848

www.orlandopetfood.com