Providing that your dog likes their food, does not suffer from indigestion or other clear signs of problems and their stools are firm, regular and normal, you can be sure that your dog food is doing its job, right? Well, possibly, but there is more to it than that! What, how much and when you feed your dog is something that should be constantly reviewed by the conscientious dog owner, and at some stages in your dog’s life, you will need to change their food for something else, as they pass through their various life stages and need the appropriate diet to support it.
There are various different indications that can let you know that your dog’s diet is not a perfect fit for them, and understanding these and knowing when to make a change can be hugely beneficial to your dog. In this article, we will look at seven indications that it may be time to change your dog’s food. Read on to learn more!
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