Kibble is another name for dry dog food and cat food. It is made of ground up ingredients, including meat, grains, legumes, vegetables, and fruits. These ingredients are mixed, shaped into pellets, and then cooked in a process called extrusion.
What ingredients are in kibble?
Kibble contains the following:Meat Meal made from rendered meat by-products (livestock, seafood, horses and other dead animals)Cereals and Grains (except grain free kibble)Corn Gluten Feed (usually).Fruit & Veg (sometimes and mostly powdered from China)Preservatives.Stabilisers.Gelling Agents.How kibble (or dry dog food) is made - Frontier Pets
Are kibbles good for dogs?
Those who feed their dogs kibble suggest the potential benefits to be: reduced dental plaque, healthier gums, reduced risk of bacteria, easier storage, less risk of spoilage, and cost-effectiveness.
Is kibble better than real food?
Currently, kibble is the most researched and effective diet you can give to your dog. Dry food has a much longer shelf life than fresh dog food. Commercial kibble includes a guarantee of nutritional completeness (but always be sure to read the nutrition label on the packaging.)
What is the difference between kibble and dog food?
Raw diets consist of organ & muscle meats, bones, and other animal parts. Dogs on a raw diet can also eat raw eggs, some dairy (like yogurt), and dog-safe fruits, vegetables and grains. Kibble is generally made with grains, protein sources, starches, and fruits & vegetables.
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