Raw Diet
The raw diet is the healthiest & most natural diet for your dog.
Contains muscle meat, organ meat, ground bone, and supplements.
It is a complete and balanced diet.
- 80-95% fresh meat
- Includes freeze dried, dehydrated, and air dried variations
- High moisture
- Most closely resembles the diet of the wild canine
- Fresh raw organ meat provides high levels of taurine
- No carbohydrates
Semi-Cooked Diet
It’s the perfect solution for those that want all the benefits of home cooking for their pets, without the hassle!
- Cooked at a low heat
- High moisture
- From fresh raw ingredients
- Low amount of carbohydrates
- Complete & balanced
Wet Food (Canned)
For those that want the convenience of opening a pouch or can and pouring it into a bowl.
Contains muscle meat, organ meat, and supplements.
It is a complete and balanced diet.
- High moisture, important for kidney health
- With our without carbohydrates / starches
- Long shelf life
- Easy to serve and store
Dry Food (Kibble)
For those that want the convenience and economy of a processed meal.
Containing meat, carbohydrates/starch, and supplements; it is complete and balanced.
- Low moisture; adequate water bowls / fountains must be provided
- Naturally occurring taurine
- Long shelf life
- Easy to serve and store
A natural diet leads to a healthy dog…and a healthy dog is a happy dog! Unfortunately, too many diets supply the bare minimum nutritional requirements.
We believe that dogs are family members – so they deserve to be treated like one!
What is a dog?
Scavenger primary meat eater
Can survive on plants but will not thrive
No grinding molars
How does the pet food industry operate?
Classified as “Feed” not “Food”
Marketing typically wins the consumer
- We teach how to look past the marketing
- We show how to read a label
AAFCO not a government organization
FDA / USDA only intervene when problems occur
