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RAW FOOD

Raw for Dogs
Raw for Cats
Dr. Karen Becker, a proactive and integrative wellness veterinarian, discusses
why it is beneficial to feed your canine or feline a pet diet consisting of raw
meat.

WHY RAW?

NO MORE ALLERGIES
Grains are one of the major sources of canine allergies as dogs simply do not have the digestive system to cope with them. Yet, grains are the major ingredient in many commercial dog food. Most people find that when they switch to an all natural diet... RAW...diet, the
allergies their dogs were suffering from 
minimize or even completely disappear.


 
A NATURAL TOOTHBRUSH
Naturally cleans  teeth, preventing de-scaling jobs and gum disease.

LESS POOP = Smaller Shovel
Much  less stools produced - they are firm and turn chalky after a couple of days.

BIGGER MUSCLES
The ripping and  chewing involved in eating raw meaty bones develops the jaw, neck, and  shoulder muscles of the dog. Commercial dog foods will never assist in  this important muscle development.
 
BETTER APPEARANCE
With  better health, your
dog's coat will become more lustrous and  shedding will decrease significantly.

PROPER DIGESTION
The  time it takes for a dog to chew a raw meaty bone gives their stomach adequate  time to
get digestive acids and enzymes working.

LESS EXPENSIVE
Dogs eat less - Raw food diets are completely nutritious and nearly totally efficient being void of any fillers.

NO DOGGY ODOR
-  Amazingly enough, a raw dog food diet will result in a much nicer smelling  breath and all-over body odor


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