Biologically Specie Appropriate Cuisine for Dogs

Dogs are designed to eat a natural, raw diet, similar to the way their ancestors in the wild hunt and eat. Heating food, (like the high heat rendering methods used by dog food manufacturers), kills a wide assortment of vital enzymes, vitamins and nutrients in the food. And, your dog's digestive system is not designed to handle fillers like corn, grain and flour.

Properly prepared with quality ingredients, raw food will have tremendous benefits for your dog's health, well-being and stamina. Better nutrition means a happier and healthier dog:

• Better Digestion
• Naturally cleaner teeth and healthy gums
• Fresher breath
• Better muscle tone - balanced weight
• Greatly improved skin and coat quality
• Stronger Immune System
• Fewer medical issues, especially in dogs with arthritis, allergies, obesity, digestive problems, skin conditions and dull coats
• Smaller stools that degrade quickly, due to the absence of preservatives in the food.

The raw diet is about feeding your dog as Mother Nature intended to maintain your pet's optimum health, longevity and reproductive capabilities. Our food has not been cooked, so all of the natural enzymes remain in tact, retaining maximum values of nutrients. Uncooked and unheated, our range of raw dog food is formulated with human-grade meat as the first ingredient. Muscle meat, organ meat, ground bone, vegetables and essential supplements; retaining all natural enzymes and maximum values of nutrients. Our raw dog food is easy and complete, nothing to add, just thaw and serve.

Pet parents and guardians are so used to seeing dog food in tins, pouches and sachets that it often does not occur to them that it can come frozen. This has a number of conveniences, not just for your fur kids, but for you as well.

Why freeze dog food? First of all, frozen food does not need any kind of preservative in order to keep it fresh. This means that there is no need to preserve the food in jelly or biscuit form: you can feed your fur kids high-quality, fresh meat tailored to their nutritional needs. Frozen food also can contain plenty of natural meat juices and blood. While this may make some people squeamish, for our canine family members, it is a delicious treat. It is also one of the ways dogs in the wild would stay hydrated, so your fur kids will not need to gulp down litres of water every day.

As we stated above, our frozen meals are not cooked like most standard dog foods. Cooking food removes a large amount of its nutrients, and alters the levels of others. This makes it blander and less healthy than frozen raw pet cuisine, which is raw and so contains all the nutritional goodness of fresh meat in the wild.

Finally, frozen dog food is easier for you as the pet parent and/or guardian. This is especially true if you are feeding your fur kids in accordance with the BARF diet. Rather than planning out meals full of fresh meat, you can just feed your fur kids a portion of frozen dog food. All you need to do is defrost or thaw it, and your dog's dinner is ready to eat, paw-licious!

If you are not sure about the feeding guidelines associated with raw pet cuisine, please review our notes here. Alternatively, your can download our quick guide poster here.

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