Is cesar food good for my dog?

Cesar dog food is filled with by-products and non-specific meat sources. by-products are what's left over after all the good parts of the animal are gone. For chicken, it will include beaks, feathers, feet, non-delicacy organs. Blech! Non-specific meat sources are things like "poultry," "meat," or "fish." Poultry can include anything bird-like. Could be chicken, could be turkey, could be duck, could be quail. Fish is anything fish, maybe salmon, maybe whitefish, who knows? And meat could literally be anything. Depending on the state regulations where the food is processed, it could literally be roadkill scraped off the highway. You always want it to say what the meat source is.

Whatever brand you go with, keep an eye on those meats. Cesar uses low quality non specified meat.

It's not about the brand or the packaging. It's about the ingredients .....what are the ingredients?

I would highly recommend you watch the Documentary Pet Fooled. I found it in Netflix. It really opened my eyes to The Pet Food industry. It is poorly regulated. Yes bi products are every gross contaminated meat you could imagine. Lately they've found euthanasia solution in some of the meat. It's a farmers horse, roadkill, the big bloated cow on the side of the road with maggots rotting away...you get the idea. The problem is the dog food industry is so huge they manufacture many different brands in the same factory. Dry food is bad. Preservatives and the drying process is causing cancer, Auto immune problems and more.

Raw meat diet is best. Dogs have the necessary enzymes to kill the bacteria. We just need to wash hands and area its prepared on. Unfortunately its expensive but saves the vet bills.

Watch Pet Fooled!

This is not the healthiest choice of wet food you can give your pet. Currently I saw there's a recall going out for this brand as well, saying that plastic pieces have been found in the food. You might want to do some research about this.

Cesar's food is packaged with a foil top, that is sealed with chemical compounds that are like anti-freeze. Any dog food container that uses foil or plastic tops, in my opinion, is a health hazard, not to mention that the food itself is really not the best quality.

NO! It's trash. Just like Pedigree and Alpo.

Cesar pet food is not a good food for your pet or at least I would not feed it to my dogs. The food contains corn, wheat, and by product (beaks, feathers, parts of animal you wouldn't want to eat) which are all cheap fillers with no nutritional benefit what so ever, and with cheap fillers you'll feed more than what you need to. They are also some of the common allergens in pet food as well. Cesar pet food is mass produced too. Mass produced foods tend to have a recall history and Cesar just had one last year for having plastic pieces in their pet food.

There is is a great list I use as a guideline for worst vs bed dog foods. It's from the dog digest, The good dog food list is after the bad list

http://www.thedogdigest.com/dog-food-review/top-20-worst-dry-dog-food-brands-for-2017/ (http://www.thedogdigest.com/dog-food-...)

I don’t know about Cesar’s specifically, but you must educate yourself about the best/worst ingredients for pet foods, then check the label carefully to see what’s in the food you are thinking about feeding to your pet. The pet foods companies are in the business to make money, and some sacrifice quality. Expect to pay more for a high-quality pet food.

As many have already answered, I'll keep this short.

I have been in the dog industry for 12 years, and I have studied canine nutrition for that entire time as well.

My first piece of advice: Read the ingredients. Stay away from meat byproducts, "animal protein", soy, corn, BHA, BPA, and most grains.

Second piece of advice: The first 2 ingredients should be a meat source.

Third piece of advice: Anything after "salt" means that there is less than 1% of that ingredient in the food. So foods that advertise a picture of some sort of vegetable, superfood, or meat, but place after salt in the ingredient list is a marketing ploy. Don't fall for it.