When buying dog food, there are several ways to help you identify authenticity: Read the label: When buying dog food, you should read the label carefully to see if it meets your dog's nutritional needs. In addition, you should also pay attention to whether there is a clear product name, manufacturer information and nutritional information on the label. Check the product batch number: Some better-quality dog foods will have the product batch number printed on the packaging, which can help you check the production date and batch information of the product. Observe the appearance of the dog food: If the dog food looks abnormal (such as abnormal color, smell, or spoilage), it may be fake. Find formal channels for dog food: Try to buy dog food from regular stores or pet supply stores, and avoid buying from informal places or websites. Understand dog food brands: Understand some of the more reputable dog food brands and avoid buying unknown or suspected fake brands.
In addition, you can also seek help from a pet doctor or other professionals to understand which dog food is more suitable for your dog dog.
