Navillusc, absolutely agree, there has been proof that their are some starches and carbs in dried that actually like to attach themselves to the dogs teeth and if you actually watch your dog eat, they will bite the kibble with the incisors, it shatters and they swallow.
Dry food rarely gets chewed on the back teeth.
Raw diets contain enzymes and proteins good for dogs and cats alike that work with their body to control such things as plaque and tartar and help their organs stay healthy.
knawing on a good meaty bone helps too.
I don't think I have done this much research into my own diet as I've done for my dogs, must love them more.
Ever since switching Teegy to raw, he doesn't drink water, unless he just chewed a nice dried bull penis, then he's thirsty.
Not to be gross, on raw, there is less waste as the body absorbs and digests pretty much most of it.
Poops have shrunk so drastically, I bought a bag resealer and cut my poo bags in half and reseal them to make two |