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Our Top Selling Raw Pet Foods |
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| Come frozen and you keep it in your
freezer and thaw it before feeding. Mostly freshly ground meat and
bones, and many brands contain fruits and vegetables and sometimes
grains as well. Raw chicken and turkey necks are a great way to
clean teeth, provide natural calcium and phosphorus, and add variety
to a dog's diet; and raw bones are the perfect healthful treat. If you spend a little time observing the physical condition of animals in the wild, you will find that degenerative or old age diseases are relatively unknown to them. Except for the danger from natural predators, wild animals generally live quite long and healthy lives. What happens when we domesticate animals and make them into house pets, is that they quickly develop the same diseases as their human "owners". We must be making the same mistake with them that we're making with ourselves. Commercial pet food (even the best known and most expensive brands) have had their nutrients altered, devitalized and destroyed by heat, processing, coloring, preservatives and other chemicals. Feeding your animal such food on a regular basis causes waste-toxins to accumulate in the blood, lymphs and tissue which contributes to a weak immune system and renders your pet susceptible to chronic diseases. Animals, like humans, require the enzymes, amino acids and other nutrients in the raw meat in order to stay healthy. Many skin and coat problems are a direct result of a lack of raw animal fat in the diet - fat which humans often believe is bad for their pet. Animals need at least 30% raw fat, and their systems are not designed to handle cooked meat or cooked fat. In the wild, a panther or jackal does not barbecue, grill or smoke its prey. It definitely does not walk to the local supermarket to buy dry food either. Yet most pet owners recoil at the thought of feeding raw meat to their dog or cat, concerned about bacteria or parasites. However, dogs and cats don't get salmonella poisoning because their digestive system is so acidic (or at least it should be) that it kills everything. This is why a dog can bury a bone and dig it up two weeks later and eat the rotting meat. For a return to health, pets require a diet which strengthens the immune system and most closely resembles that which they would get in the wild. It's really easy to do. Essentially, you feed your pet a combination of certain raw meats and select from a host of raw vegetables. |
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