Frequently Asked Questions
The following topics include links to Best Dog Foodz’s most frequently asked questions.
Commonly asked questions
If the answer were simple, we wouldn’t have an entire website dedicated to helping you find the best food for your dog! Every dog is unique in weight, size, health, and taste preferences, with its own nutritional needs. While we can’t provide personalized food recommendations, we offer extensive advice to guide your choice.
In addition to reviewing thousands of dog foods, our Best Dog Food pages feature our top recommendations, including the best foods for puppies, fresh dog foods, and options for specific health conditions.
You can also explore our articles on choosing the right dog food and determining your dog’s feeding type. Don’t miss the dozens of helpful articles in our Help & Advice section to get started.
As well as reviewing thousands of dog foods, we have our Best Dog Food pages to find our recommendations for everything from the best puppy foods and best fresh dog foods, to the best food for common health conditions.
You can also read about how to choose dog food and your dog’s feeding type to get started, not to mention dozens of useful articles in our Help & Advice section.
Our team follows strict criteria and guidelines to ensure unbiased and well-researched reviews.
We do this in two simple steps:
- We study the ingredients list
- We estimate the meat content
Learn in more detail about how we rate dog food here.
The Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) establishes nutrient standards that help determine if dog food meets basic dietary requirements for dogs.
These nutritional adequacy standards are defined by two nutrient profiles based upon a dog’s stage of life:
- Adult maintenance
- Growth and reproduction
Find out more about AAFCO nutrient profiles here.
Feeding recommendations vary by age, breed, and activity level. Check out our guides for more information on portion sizes.
You can also read more dog feeding tips here.
Yes, Best Dog Foodz offers a free recall alert service to keep you informed of any dog food recalls.
Common symptoms of dog food allergies include itching, digestive issues, and chronic ear infections. Always consult your veterinarian for advice if you suspect a food allergy.
Find out more about food allergies here.
Final word
The information provided in these Frequently Asked Questions is here to help you make informed decisions when feeding your dog. While our articles and reviews are designed to offer valuable insights, they are not intended to guarantee specific health benefits for your pet. For a detailed understanding of how we evaluate each product, be sure to read “The Problem with Dog Food Reviews.” Remember, no dog food is suitable for every life stage, lifestyle, or health condition. Choose wisely, and consult a veterinarian if you’re uncertain.
Protect Your Dog
The Dog Food Advisor offers a FREE Dog Food Recall Alert Service by email.