Why do people feed their dogs kibble?
I don't understand why people feed their dogs kibble, as most cheap brands are filled to the brim with grains which dogs get little to no nutrition from and don't even need to eat grains. There is little meat in most brands, as majority of dog food brands use fillers such as pea protein and legumes and lentils to try to make up for the little meat protein content which a recent article has linked lentils and legumes to taurine deficiency and heart failure in dogs due to it blocking taurine absorption. Not to mention the "meat" in dog foods are often either cooked which renders the meat with less nutrition for the dog to absorb, or the meat is labeled as "meat meal" which is just a dry powder of crushed up various meats or "meat by-products." There's hardly any moisture in dry food as well which can dehydrate dogs and cause them to drink more water when if feeding them meat they don't have to drink as much water because of the moisture content.
If you really loved your dog, you wouldn't be feeding it poison and putting your dogs health at risk. Dogs are facultative carnivores, they need raw meat, offal and bones. Dogs in the wild don't graze down on grains or have ovens set up to cook their food, they eat it whole and raw which is optimally the most healthiest diet as long as you're doing it right.