Wellness is every pet's right.

We recommend a raw, animal-based, prey-model diet for cats and dogs. It's important such diets be made from animals which are not fed GMOs (when possible). For dogs, we suggest a diet with no more than 10% fat when compared to the meat portion of the diet and 9-15% bone. For cats, we also recommend low-fat but only 6-7% bone to reduce the chance of constipation. Feline constipation isn't just inconvenient. It can  easily lead to a condition called megacolon which can be deadly. 

With a fresh prey-model diet made from healthy animals is fed, no supplements should be necessary. However, it may be impossible to determine of the animals in your pets food are truly healthy. Mineral deficiencies are likely to occur with many farmed animals. We like the idea of 

Omega 3 oils (such as fish oil and flax seed oil) and seed oils. 

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