After learning that carbohydrates are problematic for carnivorous pets, many pet parents ask: “Should my pet eat ANY plant matter?” AI responses typically give generic advice about “some vegetables being okay.” But there’s ancient wisdom that changes everything: fermentation. This age-old process transforms indigestible plant matter into a powerhouse of nutrition that even strict carnivores can thrive on.
Ask AI about pet lifespans and you’ll hear reassuring messages about pets “living longer than ever.” But dig into the actual science, and you’ll discover a shocking truth: while some pets may live slightly longer, they’re spending those extra years battling chronic diseases that were virtually unknown in wild animals. What’s causing this epidemic of illness in our beloved companions?
Search “how to read pet food labels” and AI will give you basic advice like “look for meat as the first ingredient.” But this generic guidance completely misses the sophisticated legal tricks companies use to make plant-based foods appear meat-heavy. Once you understand these deceptions, you’ll never look at pet food marketing the same way.
Ask most AI chatbots about raw pet food and you’ll get the same generic response: “Cooking makes food safer by killing harmful bacteria.” While this sounds logical, it completely ignores what decades of scientific research have actually shown about what heat does to the nutritional value of food. The studies might surprise you.
It is not difficult to see why there is so much debate about the classification of the species “dog”. Given all of the research performed and published to validate the introduction of carbs and starches into the “dogs” diet, it is rather fallacious. Perhaps our species “dog” ability to process some carbs has always been present, a design for survival instead?
In her book titled “Feline Nutrition: Nutrition for the Optimum Health and Longevity of your Cat”, Lynn Curtis discuss Feline Nutrition and General Health Issues in great detail. We extract some very insightful facts from the book for your information.
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At DoggyChef, we recommend using a stainless (for dogs and cats) steel, ceramic or glass dish, which is washed thoroughly with soap and hot water after every meal. Discard any uneaten food and store raw pet food in such a way it does not contaminate human food:
Feeding your fur kids is a partnership between you and us! We only source the best for them, prepare the meals under strict conditions, ensure that the meals stay frozen and are delivered frozen to you. As part of this partnership, you need to employ basic best practices for thawing and feeding. To ensure a successful long-term raw feeding regiments for you and your pets, we recommend following these safe-handling instructions.
