Raw Hearts Are Better Than Cooked Hearts

In a previous article, we gave a detailed scientific explanation for why hearts are one of the best sources of taurine you can feed your cat, dog, or ferret. In particular, bird hearts like turkey hearts, chicken hearts, and duck [...]

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Hearts Have Higher Taurine

Why Hearts Have Higher Taurine If you are a dedicated cat parent who wants keep your kitty as healthy as possible, you’ve likely already read about the benefits and necessity of feeding your little feline food containing taurine. Furthermore, you [...]

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Skin Allergies

Analyzing an uncomfortable situation According to a national survey, veterinarians treat more skin disorders than any other problem. So many of us know the heartbreaking, helpless feelings we get when our pet is suffering an allergic reaction. Allergies, which manifest [...]

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Raw Diets Make Sense for Dogs and Cats

Dogs and Cats are Carnivores All breeds of dogs are 99.9% genetically equivalent to the grey wolf.1 Even the giant and toy breeds hardly differ internally from the wolf. Domestic cats are strict carnivores, requiring even higher levels of protein and [...]

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Natural Raw Food and Your Pet: 5 Reasons to Choose Raw

Raw food is a species appropriate diet for dogs and cats.A species appropriate diet is the most important thing we can offer our pets to help maximize life and enjoy their health to the fullest. Fresh raw meat, raw bones [...]

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