Is dry food rich in vegetable ingredients suitable for dogs, who are generally considered to be meat-eaters? The answer is yes and the reasons for this are as follows. The vegetable ingredients in CASA-FERA, such as corn, rice and barley, are largely made up of starch. Dogs are physiologically very well equipped to digest starch. The above-mentioned vegetable ingredients are less allergenic than well-known products of animal origin.
The corn in CASA-FERA is examined beforehand and does not contain any undesirable substances (mycotoxines). Thanks to the large proportion of vegetable matter, dry food is rich in complex carbohydrates (especially starch) as a source of energy. The breakdown of carbohydrates in the body relieves the liver and kidneys.
Dry food, when properly formulated, will contain all the essential nutrients in the right quantities and dogs like it. Dry dog food has been used for over … years now and there is no evidence whatsoever that it has a detrimental effect on the health of dogs.