Dr. Venator says, “Grains are actually an excellent nutrient source.” Grains are packed with nutrients and provide carbohydrate, fat, and antioxidants. That means, the grains in dog food can support healthy, skin, and hair, plus support healthy immune systems and more.
Is grain free better for dogs?
Despite the benefits for some dogs, there are downsides to feeding a grain-free dog food. Many people assume grain free means low carb, but that's not the case. In fact, some dog foods without grains are higher in alternative carbohydrate sources like potatoes and peas. This could result in unintentional weight gain.
What grains is safe for dogs?
When reading dog food labels, grains you may see include corn, rice, oats, barley, wheat, rye, and sorghum. “These are the standard grains in dog foods,” says Brooks. “They are all fine for dogs to eat and are a good source of fiber as well.”
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