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Acrylamide is a contaminant found in processed starchy foods. Learn why you want to avoid acrylamide in dog food! What is Acrylamide? Acrylamide is an organic compound that is highly toxic and causes nervous system damage. It’s also carcinogenic. Unfortunately, this food contaminant can form naturally as a by-product during cooking foods high in starch … Read more
Peas for dogs are a legume crop high in protein and starch. Peas for dogs can be a nutritious vegetable but are also a controversial ingredient currently under investigation. There are green and yellow varieties of split peas and whole dried field peas. And manufacturers can use by-products like pea flour, pea fiber, pea starch, … Read more
Oats in dog food are a source of carbohydrates in grain-inclusive food. The are a natural source of nutrients and dietary fiber linked to some potential health benefits. About Oats The common oat (Avena sativa) is a grain grown for its edible seeds. In the past, oats were more important than they are today. With … Read more
Pork in dog food is not yet a common ingredient. But in recent years, more and more products use pork as a novel protein. Fresh Pork Pork is an ingredient derived from pigs, and it is commonly used in dog food as a source of animal protein. If a dog food lists just pork, it refers … Read more