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dog food nutrition
I love my dogs and I want them to be around for as long as possible. Since 2003, I have been providing doggie parents with a healthy alternative to processed dog treats. Each batch is made from scratch. All cookies are made of USDA certified organic ingredients and are veterinarian approved. In addition, I also offer gluten, dairy, beef, and chicken free treats for our four legged friends with food sensitivities and allergies.
The most common question that I am asked is "what does organic mean?" Organic refers to the way food is grown as well as the use of renewable resources and the conservation of soil and water to preserve the environment for years to come. Organic products such as meat, poultry, eggs, and dairy products come from animals that have not and will not be given antibiotics or growth hormones. Organic food is produced without using pesticides or synthetic fertilizers. Foods can be labeled organic only after a government-approved USDA inspector inspects the farm where the food is grown to make sure the farmer is compliant with each and every rule necessary to meet USDA organic standards.
All of my treats start off with either whole wheat or soy flour, eggs, and apple puree. From there, each batch gets their own unique ingredients before they are hand rolled, cut out, baked, and packaged.
I have thoroughly researched the benefits of each ingredient that I use and how it affects the overall health and wellness of the canine species. All of my treats contains omega three fatty acids, Vitamin A, Vitamin B complex, and Vitamins D, E, and K which are crucial for growth, appetite, gastrointestinal regulation, and skin and coat health.
Many dog treat bakers brand their snacks as having "human grade", "all natural, and "preservative free" ingredients. They mislead doggie parents by marketing their treats as a healthy substitution to the byproduct infested treats you pick up at your local grocery store. While their attempt to create a snack that is healthier to these commercialized treats is admirable, their lack of research may being doing just as much harm. A close look at their treats shows high fat, high sugar, and even toxic ingredients such as pizza and barbeque sauce, white flour, and high dosages of garlic that have been linked to cause obesity and heart failure in dogs as well as pesticide ridden ingredients that can cause cancer, liver, and kidney failure! I have thoroughly analyzed each ingredient in my organic, low fat recipes to ensure that your dog is getting the healthiest snack that you can provide them with. |
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