Spring allergies, heavy shedding, and low energy after winter are the three most common complaints Ontario dog owners bring to vets every March. A raw food diet addresses all three by reducing inflammation, delivering bioavailable omega-3s, and providing clean protein that fuels the seasonal energy shift. If you have noticed your dog scratching more than […]
If you are a pet parent in London, Ontario, you already know the incredible benefits of feeding a biologically appropriate raw diet. From shinier coats to smaller stools and better digestion, raw feeding is one of the best investments you can make in your pet’s health. However, we also know that managing the cost of
We check protein and ingredients, but what if your pet’s food has hidden sugars? Even when sugar isn’t listed, certain carbs in kibble break down into glucose, impacting your dog’s health in ways you might not expect. Here’s why this happens—and how a fresh, raw diet is a healthier option. The Sneaky Sugar in
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Is my dog a Carnivore? Why are some questioning this? Shouldn’t it be pretty straight forward? Dogs and wolves are known as facultative carnivores. A facultative carnivore does best on a carnivorous diet, but can survive, not thrive on a non-carnivorous one. I’m not sure about you but when I look at my dogs teeth and
It’s important for pet owners to know everything about their pet’s food, but do they know anything about the companies making this food? Pet Fooled, a new documentary now on Netflix, eloquently lays out the case against kibble by talking to real pet owners and veterinarians. It powerfully exposes the inner workings of the five
You know your pet’s personality as well as any member of your family. You know when they’re hungry, want a walk, or want a cuddle. It’s important to recognize these signs! It’s also important to know where your pet came from because this information reveals what they were meant to eat. Their ancestors were carnivores. Regardless of the
It’s an enjoyable experience when you meet someone and discover that that person is a raw feeder, too. We raw feeders love telling the story of how we first discovered the species-appropriate raw diet. Back in my kibble feeding days, many years ago prior to having our first litter of pups, I started feeling disturbed
