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Though we don't normally think so, selecting dog food for your pet can be a tedious task.  Most people don't think of it as important, but finding the right dog food for your dog is vital, and dog diet plays a very important role in good dog health. 

The sheer number of options can be intimidating.  Just take a walk through your local pet supply store, and do a dog food comparison.  Dogs have different tastes in dog food, so this dog food comparison can be important. 

Of course, you'll find the obligatory dry dog food and wet dog food, but there are other options as well.  There is organic dog food, flavored dog food, small dog food, large breed dog food, and dog foods of varying designs as well.  How do you know what is right?

First, let's perform our own dog food comparison with dry dog food and wet dog food.  Both types of dog food have their benefits, so decide what is best for your dog.  Soft dog food contains more water than dry dog food, so your dog will not require as much to drink.  Also, for older dogs with missing teeth, softer dog food is not a problem to chew.  This can also be helpful for puppies as they transition from milk to solid food.  On the other hand, dry dog food can be great for your dog's teeth, and act as a kind of tooth brush.  Dogs who eat dry dog food often have fewer dental issues later in life and often have overall better dog health.  Also, dry dog food contains less fat, so it can be ideal for dogs who are not extremely active, or for dogs with weight issues. 

Another popular ingredient in both dry dog food and wet dog food are animal byproducts.  It can be a bit unsettling, so we won't go into great detail here, but think about all the things you wouldn't want to eat on an animal, and that's what is often in food that contains animal byproducts.  One way to get around this is to buy all natural dog food, or dog food that clearly states it is byproduct free.

Many dog owners choose to make homemade dog food.  This is a decisions that requires a great deal of research and preparation.  Making homemade dog food for your dog can be time consuming, but also fun.  However, you want to ensure that your dog is getting the proper nutrients from your homemade dog food.  There are any number of books at your local pet store, book store, or library that detail how to decide if homemade dog food is right for you and your dog.