The lack of protein content of dry dog food. This is important information to know, because your dog has no biological requirement for carbs. Dry foods contain a high carb content, (mostly grains, & fillers) and is therefore not species-appropriate for your carnivorous canine, and can eventually produce serious health challenges. Chances are the carbs in the dry food are displacing some percentage of protein your dog's body really needs.
The use of the term 'crude' protein, fat and fiber on the dry food label. Crude can mean a lot of things. Shoe leather, for example, is a 'crude' protein. Bottom line: there's no way to determine how much of an ingredient categorized as 'crude' is digestible or will provide nourishment to your pet's body. Raw meat is the natural diet of carnivorous scavengers. Then add a handful of grated raw carrot, and you have a meal that can rejuvenate ailing animals.
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