Pet Nutrition

P E T   N U T R I T I O N
Our dogs are fed a RAW diet, which consist of beef, venison, chicken, turkey, bison, soft bone fish, rabbit, lamb, tripe, eggs, organs, and raw bones. We DO NOT ever feed pork or wild boar as these are aujeszky! As a tasty healthy treat, they also get crushed fruits and vegetables daily. They are fed 2-3% of their body weight daily.

RAW feeding benefits include:
raw bones naturally cleans teeth
no doggy odor
shinier coats
puppies grow at a slower rate avoiding growth spurts 
mirrors what a dog would be getting in the wild
less stools produced
decreased vet bills-healthier dogs
less cost for dog food
the ripping and chewing involved in eating raw meaty bones develops the jaw, neck, and shoulder muscles of the dog
more milk production for lactating mothers
increased energy
quicker digestion
decreased chances of bloat
better weight control
BONES!!! BONES!!! BONES!!!
           RAW UNCOOKED 
           BONES!!!

A dog's whole system is designed for and needs bones to function properly. Modern dogs maintain the ability to easily and joyfully tackle bones. Bones are living tissue composed of living cells that are a complex source of a wide variety of nutrients. Bones contain minerals which are embedded in protein. They also contain fat. If the bone is from chicken, then that fat will be very high in the essential fatty acids. Along with the fat are fat-soluble vitamins. The central parts of most bones contain marrow, which is a highly nutritious mix of blood forming elements, including iron. Raw bones also provide natural antioxidant/anti-ageing factors including enzymes.

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