Protein is essential for your dog’s well-being. It should be part of your dog’s diet, along with other vitamins and minerals necessary for building your dog’s muscles and assisting with helping out biological reactions. Feeding your dog protein is also a source of energy. Are you aware of the best type of protein for dogs with allergies? In addition, feeding is not just feeding. You need to know the quantity to give to achieve a good balance.
Depending on your pup’s age, you’ll provide a minimum of 18 to 29 proteins in your dog’s food. Adult dogs require 18 to 25 percent protein, while a growing puppy requires 29 percent protein. Examples of protein foods to feed your dog are:
- Beef
- Duck
- Chicken
- Lamb/Mutton
- Turkey
- Rabbit
- Fish
- Venison
If your mongrel has allergies, the following protein foods are at a lower risk of triggering allergic reactions.
- Duck
- Elk
- Bison
- Lambs
- Pork
Note these foods may react differently depending on your dog, so it’s up to you to feed your dog and see what works best. Trying different sources of protein for a week may give you a good observation. And if your dog is overweight, you can give it turkey, elk, and rabbit. These foods are great for weight loss.
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