Studies have shown that a Basset Hounds overall quality of life depends greatly on its diet. Unfortunately, many of the artificial ingredients included in low-quality dog foods increase a dog’s chances of developing cancer and greatly decrease a dog’s overall quality of life. We’ve selected foods below that contain the right mix of quality nutrition your Basset Hounds health depends on.

Your Min Pin will need plenty of protein to keep up muscle tone and quality carbohydrates to account for energy. They don’t eat much, but the food you choose should be suitable for small breeds and their smaller jaws. It may also be necessary to switch to wet food.

Foods with empty fillers can make it nearly impossible to keep up with your Coonhound variety’s dietary needs without also encouraging them to gain weight.

Your Bloodhound is highly athletic with plenty of curiosity about the world. That stocky athletic build needs proper protein to keep up muscle tone. As a large breed, it’s vital that they don’t add extra pounds by eating a cheap food filled with empty calories.

Your Chow is likely to enjoy spending time around the house and doesn’t care for walking that much. This breed is known for being a couch potato so watching their weight is especially important. Providing your Chow with the right food allows your pet to feel good and remain active as they age.