Dog food ingredient:
Meat and poultry by-products, are the unrendered parts of the animal left over after slaughter, everything deemed unfit for human consumption.
When you see "poultry by-products" listed as ingredient on your dog food bag, this does not mean your dog is getting meat. It may mean it is getting heads, feet, intestines, worm-infested organs, undeveloped eggs, chicken feathers, and possibly diseased and cancerous animal parts.

Dog food ingredient:
Brewer's rice is the part of the rice that is left over after it has been used in a distillery for brewing alcoholic beverages. It is hard to believe that this dog food ingredient could have much nutritional value for your dog.

Dog food ingredient:
Crude protein, listed as 20% ingredient in a particular food may not mean that the entire 20% can be used or even absorbed by the average dog. Hair, beaks, hooves, tendons, and feathers are all permitted to be called protein.

Dog food ingredient:
Cereals, like corn gluten meal or wheat middlings added to dog food, are the leftovers after the grain has been processed for human use, containing very little nutritional value.

So what can you do? Simple. Provide your dog a food what it's body were meant to eat before we got lazy and let the manufacturers tell us what is best. Provide your dog fresh homemade dog food containing healthy ingredients.

Feed your dog a fresh raw food diet.