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My Nutritional Philosophy for Pets
What you feed your pet each day is the single most important decision you can make regarding their health and well-being. It has been estimated that up to 90% of the ailments which plague our canine and feline companions are unfortunately diet-related. With the proper nutritional building blocks, the body can make its own repairs when a health problem arises. By giving them high-quality dog and cat food, it's the best way to help our pets thrive and stay healthy and happy.
- Contain only wholesome ingredients.
- Have NO chemical additives or preservatives, fillers or by-products.
- Be high in meat protein and low in grains and carbohydrates.
- Include some raw food or digestive enzymes daily.
- Offer variety and rotation of protein sources and other ingredients.
- Be as minimally processed as possible to preserve nutrients.
- Be high in moisture, especially the feline diet.
Chewing Guide
Raw Beef Marrow Bones
- Hard weight-bearing femur bones have nutritious marrow inside
- Marrow is a valuable source of good fats – great brain food for puppies!
- Marrow may be too rich for dogs with pancreatitis or sensitive digestion
- Smoky-flavored hard cheese chew made from yak and cow milk
- Made in Nepal using ancient Himalayan methods of food preservation
- North American antlers are naturally shed and gathered from the forest
- Elk antlers are slightly less dense, and spongier than deer antlers
- Split elk antlers allow access to the marrow-like interior
- Bully Sticks are made from bull puzzles that have been stretched and dried
- Bullies come in many thicknesses, shapes and qualities, including "low odor"
