The fact is, when a dairy cow or a farming chicken becomes ill, they don't just dispose of the body, they sell it to pet food manufacturers. This represents millions of dollars to the ranchers of the world. We can show you what to look for so you can make the best decision for your pet. The first ingredient on a label is always your main ingredient as you probably know. Make sure the first one or two ingredients are not fillers.
Fillers are usually, wheat or corn.
Avoid these in your pet food. These have been ingeniously added to the ingredients list because recently people have discovered them as a healthy part of the human diet. But animals have a completely different set of needs and reactions to these foods. Foods with a high level of fillers are not giving your pet a well-balanced healthy meal. Your pet can become bloated, even lethargic.