Each and every breed of dog has their own individual dietary requirements. Some may be very similar and others may differ completely. A Welsh Terrier Diet is similar to that of other Terrier breeds, however there are some points that all Welsh Terrier owners should be aware of.
It is widely accepted that a Welsh Terrier Diet should consist of as much fresh food as possible, preferably with a minimal amount of additives and preservatives. It is not always achievable, but a Diet with food from the area that is native to the Welsh Terrier is much more beneficial than simply providing them with 'general' meat and vegetables. For example, small to medium sized animals such as badgers and otters, included with potatoes and brassica's such as cabbage would make the ideal Welsh Terrier Diet. Of course, using those animals for food is not generally possible, therefore meats that resemble these closest or that also live in the same area, including most forms of poultry, should be used.
An idea Welsh Terrier Diet should be rich in protein, include plenty of carbohydrates and fatty acids and have the appropriate amount of vitamins and minerals - without the use of preservatives.
