Picky eating, excessive barking, mood swings, restlessness, reactivity, even aggression — when a dog’s behaviour goes sideways, we reach for…
What goes into your dog’s bowl and why — ingredients, proteins, fats and the building blocks of a real, species-appropriate diet. The nutrition itself, explained in plain language.
Uncover the Benefits of Raw Food Diets for Cats and Dogs
Uncover the Benefits of Raw Food Diets for Cats and Dogs As pet parents, we all want to provide the…
The Species “Dog”
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?
The Carnivorous Cat
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.
Raw Dog Food versus Kibble?
(Original Article Published via RawFoodForPets.com) So Many Choices, so Little Information … Fur kids have been fed McKibble and McCan…
The What and Why of Organ Meat
Before spending money on supplements, make sure you try whole foods first for your pack. They may prove to be the solution your mutts, pups and nobles needs. If whole foods do not provide enough support, then find the best herbal or organ supplement for your pack.
Tripe, the magical mystery meat!
If you are not fooding your dog or cat green tripe, you should be! Few natural foods offer as much nutrition, especially in a form so attractive to pets. The only downside to green tripe would be its smell.
Top 10 benefits of feeding a Raw and Real Food Diet to Dogs
Top 10 Benefits Of Feeding A Raw and Real Food Diet To Dogs Raw and real dog food diets have…
Anatomy Of Real Food Diet – What Is It?
Real food means no processed foods, no refined sugar or flour, no artificial ingredients, no preservatives, no additives, no GMOs, no pesticides, no hormones, no antibiotics, no growth hormones, no steroids, no gluten, no soy, no corn, no wheat, no yeast, no MSG, no hydrogenated oils, no trans fats, no high fructose corn syrup, no artificial sweeteners, no artificial colors, no artificial flavors, no chemical preservatives, no artificial anything.
Why Biologically Species Appropriate Food is Important for Your Cats
Cats are predators and obligatory carnivores, so they need real animal protein in their diets. They also require fat, vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients that only come from animal sources. They evolved eating a prey based diet, and more importantly, eating that diet raw.