Switching your pet to a raw or gently cooked diet, or incorporating raw elements into their existing dry diet, can lead to significant savings on supplements and veterinary expenses. Furthermore, the following benefits have been noted:
· Improved digestion: A raw diet enables a pet’s body to absorb most of the nutrients, resulting in smaller stools due to higher absorption rates and reduced food portions.
· Enhanced dental health: Dry kibble diets have starches that contribute to tartar formation on teeth. Raw diets are mostly free of starches, minimizing this issue. For lasting effects, use products like ProDen PlaqueOff.
· Weight management: Dry kibble diets are high in carbohydrates, which may lead to weight gain and sugar imbalances. A frozen diet can provide more energy while preventing weight gain associated with excess grains and salt.
· Shinier coat: Raw food supports healthier skin and a shinier coat, as up to 40% of protein intake is dedicated to supporting these. Processed foods can reduce this benefit, often leaving a pet’s coat dull and greasy.
· Allergy reduction: Certain foods, especially grains, can trigger allergies. A raw diet helps to minimize these risks. Organ meats, not grains, provide taurine, contrary to some mis-informed veterinary advice.
· Stronger immune system: Rich in natural fatty acids, raw diets boost the immune system and improve blood circulation through natural vitamins and minerals. This results in increased energy and enhanced digestive health.
· Reduced behavior issues: Nutrients in raw diets help lower behavioral problems linked to high blood sugar and insulin levels caused by carbohydrate-rich processed foods.
Customers who have transitioned their pets to raw or gently cooked diets consistently report positive changes within just a few weeks. Each pet is unique, and finding the best diet for your pet is part of a rewarding journey. We encourage you to try raw or gently cooked food; your pet will appreciate it.
