Why Feed Raw?

Dogs are physiologically designed to eat raw food. It improves digestion, nutrient availability and absorption. Raw feeding promotes a steady metabolism supporting normal function of the digestive system, ensuring your dog thrives on the inside and out.

Dogs metabolize energy from animal fats rather than carbohydrates. Too many carbohydrates in their diet spikes their energy levels and within a short time they feel tired. On a raw diet you control the amount of starchy carbohydrates fed.

Helps maintain a healthy weight with quality proteins and fats, which are essential for a shiny, lustrous coat and nourished skin. 

Raw meat contains enzymes that break down tartar and prevent plaque buildup. Organic kelp powder in their diet may also help prevent tartar build-up for cleaner teeth, healthy gums and better breath. Processed starches and fats cause tartar and plaque build-up. Raw meaty bones are nature’s toothbrush.

Raw feeding supports a steady metabolism, allowing the digestive system to function naturally and efficiently. This ensures food is absorbed properly promoting a healthy weight and a leaner, toned physique.

Raw food contains natural amino acids, prebiotics and probiotics, vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids, enzymes, and antioxidants to name a few. Nutrients derived from natural wholefoods are more potent and digestible than synthetic alternatives. 

Maintains a strong healthy immune system. Approximately 70-80% of the immune system is based on gut health. A balanced raw diet provides a highly acidic environment protecting your dog from harmful pathogens and bacteria and facilitates better digestion of meat and bones.

Raw foods mean firmer, dryer, smaller stools and reduced severity of flatulence.

The internal anatomy of dogs, including the entire digestive system, is fundamentally the same in wild dogs and modern domestic dogs.