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DID YOU KNOW THAT THERE IS A REVOLUTION

UNDERWAY IN THE DOG FOOD WORLD?

Here's why we feed our dogs and puppies RAW

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The Simple, Ancient Secret Called "BARF®"

This diet is not new. In fact, this simple and ancient formula has kept dogs and cats happy and healthy for centuries. Although it disappeared in the late 1930's in the United States (when processed pet foods such as canned foods and kibble became popular), smart pet owners have rediscovered the incredible and easy to use BARF® Diet.

KEEP READING - you are about to learn the secrets of this amazing diet.

What is BARF®?

Our acronym, "BARF®" stands for, Biologically Appropriate Raw Food or Bones and Raw Food. This diet is all about feeding dogs properly and returning them to their evolutionary diet.

A Biologically Appropriate diet for a dog and cat is one consisting of raw whole foods similar to those eaten by their wild ancestors. The food must contain such things as muscle meat, bone, fat, organ meats, vegetable and fruit materials combined in precisely the correct balance, just as Mother Nature intended.

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Beware of Dry Foods and Kibble

If you want your pet to be healthy and live a long and active life, it means not feeding your pet cooked and/or processed foods. This means no diets based on cooked grains, dry food or kibble - no matter how persuasive the advertising. Don't be lured by the starburst on the front of the bags - "Real Meat" or "All Natural Rice and Chicken Formula”. Read on. Read all the ingredients on the back of the package. Do you understand what they are? Are there preservatives, coloring agents, additives, grains, chemicals or fillers? Has the diet been cooked?

Your pet was designed to eat a biologically appropriate raw diet. During the evolutionary process and these types of artificial and convenient dry foods can cause numerous long-term health problems for your pet.

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