Dogs do not have an absolute need for carbohydrates Dogs do not have an absolute need for carbohydrates in their diet. However, their consumption can have a positive effect on the digestive system and the functioning of the entire body. Additionally, carbohydrates are often present in commercial foods and cooked diets as a convenient, easily digestible source of energy. Due to the production technology, dry foods usually contain more than 20% carbohydrates in dry matter.   Energy sources: protein, fat and optional carbohydrates Although carbohydrates are not mandatory, energy in a dog’s diet can come from protein and...
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