Dog food should be kept in a dry and cool place

The novelty of the food is about The appetite and health of dogs are very important. When we buy dog ​​food, we cannot just buy as much as the dog eats. Therefore, the preservation of good dog food is a more critical task, especially as the temperature rises in summer and the rate of food deterioration accelerates, it is even more important to pay attention to the preservation of good dog food.

If you have the habit of using feed burial buckets, please put all the packaging in them for storage. This is because feed packaging helps prevent substances from oxidizing and being affected by moisture. Some companies will use better packaging, including oxygen isolation bags made of kerosene products. This kind of packaging is very effective at separating oxygen and moisture. After feeding, squeeze out the excess air as much as possible and reseal it, or fold the opening very tightly before clamping it up. This dog food package is marked with some information, such as barcode, batch code, and expiration date. These signs are very important, especially if your dog has a stomachache and you suspect it is related to the feed.

Do not pour feed directly into the burial bucket. This is a very common, but dangerous way to bury feed. The remaining fat and grease from the previous batch of feed will adhere to the bottom and sides of the feed storage box, decaying and contaminating the newly purchased feed. Harmful chemicals in PET plastic food containers may leak into dog food over time. Repeated direct use of a burial bucket increases the risk of mites, mold growth, and bacterial infections, which may lead to food poisoning, vomiting, and/or diarrhea.

Bury in cool, dry places, such as kitchen cabinets. Avoid storage in places with large temperature changes, as this will cause the feed to absorb too much moisture! Please do not store unopened dog food in a warm, humid place or in the sun. Heat and moisture will promote the growth of mold and cause the fat in the feed to decay. If the dog food packaging comes into contact with water and makes the food wet, it is best to dispose of it as soon as possible.

It is best to put the packaging bag into a burial bucket

Put the dog food Please pay attention when storing grain in the refrigerator. The refrigerator will reduce the moisture in the grain. If you want to store it in the refrigerator, please use a vacuum packaging bag specially designed for the kitchen to prevent the feed from coming into contact with moisture. If you do not have a vacuum packaging machine, you can put it in small portions. Store in zipper bags or small airtight food containers, only enough to protect your dog for a few days at a time

It is best to store dog food in glass. Or stainless steel plastic food containers. Glass and metal pet food boxes are very effective separators of oxygen and humidity. PET plastic food storage containers may not always be effective in storing food. Over time, oxygen will slowly penetrate. A metal or glass dry dog ​​food storage container is suitable for storing feed and snacks for the past few days.

Escape. Buy a large amount of unopened dog food at one time, unless you absolutely need it. If you buy a large amount of dog food, be sure to store the unopened dog food in a sealed container. Months to 3 years, this depends on the manufacturer, formula, and whether preservatives are added. The shelf life of unopened dog food (containing natural preservatives) is about one year.

Opened cans can only be stored in the refrigerator for a maximum of three days. Leftover cans must be placed in an airtight food container before being stored in the refrigerator. However, it does not matter if it exceeds three days. If you still have any leftovers, don’t use them to feed the dogs.

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