Dog Food

All dogs are carnivores, meaning they eat meat first and other foods secondary. For a Rottie, they require a lot more protein than most other dogs. The larger breeds, including Rottweilers, will need a diet high in meat protein and low in grains.

Yorkshire Terriers have a life expectancy of 11 to 15 years. Like most small breeds, they require adequate nutrition to help keep them healthy through the early years, sustained through the adult years and active in the later stages of life. High-quality food will give them everything they need to survive and flourish every day.

We love our dogs, and we only want the best for them. Their diet shouldn’t be something we skimp on. However, our notions aside, Poodles need a proper diet to maintain their lean physique and muscle mass. A proper diet can also help prevent health issues, treat some ailments and add years to the lifespan.

Shih Tzu are adorable, regal dogs, beloved for their unique personalities and unique fur-styles. They’ve got a lot of spunk in a diminutive package and are often thought of as headstrong and outspoken. They’ve spent time on the laps of royalty and make great apartment dogs if you can get over the snorting.

Labrador Retrievers are some of the most popular dogs of all time. They’re friendly, loyal, and energetic. They have a lot going on and need food that can support their energetic needs.

The great Pyrenees are patient, loving dogs initially bred to keep wolves away from sheep high in the mountains. They’re a wall of fur and a symbol of loyalty. They’re mellow, but adult males can reach weights of up to 100 pounds at least. Whatever you decide to feed them, you’re going to have to give them a lot of it.