Question 1

Where is Wag dog food made?

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Wag dry dog food is made in the USA using globally sourced ingredients from trusted suppliers.

Question 2

How do I know Wag dog food is safe for my dog?

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Every batch of Wag dry dog food passes quality & food safety tests before we ship it. Our partner adheres to stringent food safety protocols, & constantly monitors & tests raw materials, the production environment, process & finished products.

Question 3

Will a gradual transition to Wag help to avoid dietary upsets?

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Yes, allowing 10-14 days will ease the transition to Wag.  Follow the transition instructions and feed your dog a little less of the previous food and a little more Wag each day, until you're 100% Wag.

Question 4

My dog is having digestive upset- what could cause this?

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It might surprise you that many things other than food or treats can cause digestive upset in dogs including stress & germs from the environment. Dogs can lick, sniff, or ingest toxins, bacteria, viruses, fungus/mold in the home, yard, or on walks

Question 5

Why is it important to clean my dogs food and water bowls regularly?

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Just like human dishes, dog bowls can accumulate pathogens and bacteria including mold, yeast, e.coli, & salmonella. Routinely wash the food and water bowls with hot soapy water to clean and sanitize them.

Question 6

Why would changing my dog’s food cause digestive upset?

Accepted Answer

A sudden change to a food with a change in nutrient composition (protein type or amount, carbohydrate source or fat content) can be hard on your dog's digestive system. We recommend gradually introducing the new food per instructions.

Question 7

Can dogs have food allergies?

Accepted Answer

Just like humans, dogs can have allergies or sensitivities to ingredients. What is well tolerated by most dogs could still cause issues for some. Allergies can also develop over time. If you suspect a food allergy it is important to consult a vet.

Question 8

What are some common ordinary household items that are toxins for dogs?

Accepted Answer

Chocolate, grapes/raisins, xylitol, onions, garlic, medications, some plants, household cleaners, antifreeze, poisons, some garden products are all highly toxic for dogs.

Number of Items	1
Item Weight	5 Pounds
Unit Count	80 Ounce
Occasion	Birthday

Amazon Brand - Wag Dry Dog Puppy Food, Chicken and Brown Rice, 5 lb

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