Although there are many online resources to investigate the best foods available, not all of these sources are available for your best interest.
Beware of the sources that complain about current, in the news, dog food products. In particular products that may be in trouble with FDA or other regulatory agencies. If the online source batters these products and then suggest "their" product or suggests a list of "Top Selling" products notice that the source is bias in some way. And notice if the "Top Selling” products are those that contain harmful chemicals and the lowest quality proteins and ingredients. "Top Selling" only refers to products that people are buying in the largest quantities and it does not always indicate which product is the best quality. This is true with ANYTHING in our consumer lives.
Several of the online sources promote themselves and their product as "Holistic" or "Veterinarian Recommended". The problem still remains that these products are contaminated with chemicals.
It should disqualify a person's advice about pet food if they don't show knowledge of the chemical contaminants, and poor quality ingredients, and yet still push illness causing products.
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