Carnivore:
Noun. An animal that eats meat, a meat eater.
Carnivores should be fed real meat, not highly-processed, carbohydrate-based dry and canned food. Today’s pets are overfed but undernourished. Feeding our pets an inappropriate diet is the cause of imbalance and chronic inflammation leading to health problems such as allergies, obesity, diabetes, urinary tract infections, arthritis, and inflammatory bowel disease.
Our pets maximize benefits from food only when nutrients come in their whole natural form. Most commercial pet foods are mixtures of isolated nutrients, fillers, preservatives, and artificial flavorings. They lack the most vital of nutrients: Life Energy.
Our pets’ physiology is in harmony with meat-based whole foods. Evolution has not prepared them for highly-processed, carbohydrate-based commercial pet foods.
Whole foods ensure digestive balance, from food breakdown to assimilation and excretion. Highly-processed commercial pet foods destroy this balance.
Real Food Benefits
No animal, us humans included, would rather eat highly-processed food over real fresh food. Some of the benefits of a real food diet include: Clear eyes and ears Easy and efficient digestion Muscular, toned body Smooth, pliable, odor-free skin Shiny, soft,...
Raw or Cooked
Our dogs and cats' bodies are designed to eat and digest raw food. It is what they would eat in their natural habitat and before the invention of pet “fast food.” Our pets’ stomachs are much more acidic and they secrete a higher level of digestive enzymes which...
Balanced Diet Essentials
Like all mammals, cats and dogs need a variety of food. Variety is one of the cornerstones of a real food diet. We believe that balance is achieved over time, not every meal. We offer supplemented meals. However, if you’d like to make your custom pet food using our...
Transitioning Your Pet
Learn how to transition your pet to real food. Using kibble can lead to health issues. Cats and Dogs will benefit from a real meat diet.
Safe Food Handling
When feeding pets any fresh food, cooked or raw, it is always best to follow good food handling practices to prevent bacterial contamination. Thaw food in the refrigerator. Unless serving, always keep the food in the refrigerator. Keep raw pet food away from other...