Dog's favorite food🦴

Dogs' favorite foods vary depending on the individual dog, but in general, they generally like the following types of food:
 
Meat: Meat is one of the favorite foods for dogs because they are carnivores.  
Whether it's chicken, beef, lamb or fish, it will fulfill your dog's protein and fat needs.  
However, make sure that the meat is cooked and boned to avoid the health risks that may come with your dog ingesting raw meat or bones.
Offal: Internal organs such as liver and kidneys are also favorite foods for dogs.  
They are rich in nutrients, especially vitamin A and iron, which are beneficial to your dog's health.  
But again, care needs to be taken to feed them in moderation to avoid overdosing on vitamin A.
Dog food: Dog food is a nutritionally balanced food designed specifically for dogs, containing all the nutrients they need.  
While some dogs may prefer other foods, dog food is still an important part of their daily diet.
Dairy: Some dogs prefer dairy products such as yogurt and cheese, which provide calcium and protein.  
However, it is important to note that not all dogs can tolerate dairy products, and some may suffer from indigestion or allergies, so it is best to consult your veterinarian before feeding them.
Vegetables and Fruits: While your dog's staple diet should be meat and dog food, the right amount of vegetables and fruits can provide them with extra nutrients and fiber.  
For example, carrots, apples (cored), and broccoli are some of the vegetables and fruits that dogs can eat.  
However, again, care needs to be taken to choose vegetables and fruits that are suitable for dogs and to avoid feeding them foods that are harmful to them.
 
It is important to note that although dogs like these foods, it does not mean that they can be fed unlimitedly. Overfeeding or irrational combination of food may lead to obesity, indigestion and other health problems in dogs. Therefore, you need to make a reasonable diet plan based on your dog's age, weight, health condition and activity level when feeding and follow the advice of your veterinarian or pet nutritionist.