Carbohydrates typically make up anywhere from 30-70 percent of a dry dog food. They come mainly from plants and grains, and provide energy in the form of sugars. Barley (pearled) Oats (or whole oats) Brown rice. Whole wheat. Whole corn. Potato (or sweet potato) Millet.
Do dogs actually need carbs?
A dog's body uses dietary carbohydrates to help maintain and replenish glycogen stores. Although dogs don't have a dietary requirement for carbohydrates, they do have a metabolic requirement for glucose.
How much carbohydrates should a dog have?
An adult dog needs at least 10% of its daily calories from protein and a minimum of 5.5% from fats. An adult dog's diet can contain up to 50% carbohydrates, including 2.5% to 4.5% percent fiber.
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