Woody’s Pet Food Deli

Today's pets are overfed but undernourished.  All holistic vets believe that most commercial pet foods are the cause of a lot of health problems in our pets: allergies, obesity, diabetes, urinary tract infections, inflammatory bowel disease, etc.  

Our pets need whole foods:

1. Our pets maximize benefits from food only when nutrients come in their whole natural form.  Most commercial pet foods are mixes of isolated nutrients, fillers, preservatives, and artificial flavorings. They lack the most vital of nutrients: Life Energy.
2. Our pets' physiology is in harmony with meat-based whole foods.  Evolution has not prepared them for highly-processed, grain-based commercial pet foods. 
3. Whole foods ensure digestive balance, from food breakdown to assimilation and excretion. Highly-processed commercial pet foods destroy this balance.

Whole food benefits:

1. Clear eyes and ears
2. Easy and efficient digestion
3. Muscular, toned body
4. Smooth, pliable, odor-free skin
5. Shiny, soft, full-bodied coat
6. No flaking and excessive shedding
7. Healthy teeth and gums
8. More energy, calmer, and less nervous
9. Hormonal balance
10. Healthy immune system

And when your pet is eating real food, you will see the glow in her eyes!  No animal, us humans included, would rather eat highly-processed food over real fresh food.  Healthy eating is happy eating!

Notes on handling raw pet food:

When feeding pets raw food, it is always best to follow good food handling practices to prevent bacterial contamination:

• Thaw food in the refrigerator.
• Unless serving, keep the food always in the refrigerator.
• Keep raw pet food away from other foods in your refrigerator, specially those foods you will not cook. Best to put your pet food at the bottom shelf of your refrigerator.
• Feed food within 4 days of thawing.
• Wash pet's food bowl after feeding. Do not let children handle food bowls.
• Wash your hands after every feeding.

"No kibbles for me. Just real whole foods! Howl yah!"

- Jamie, Kitchen Cheerleader Trainee

Romeo, a rescued greyhound, had lick granuloma on his right front leg. Picture above shows how Romeo chewed raw his foot.  After 2 weeks on a real food diet, his foot got cured (see below).  You can see Romeo at our store!