One key decision in the formulation of COYA’s Freeze-Dried Dog Food is the exclusion of bone and offal. Let’s explore the reasons behind this choice and the benefits it offers for your dog’s health. The Role of Bone and Offal in Dog Food Bones and offal, which include organ meats such as liver and kidneys, …
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In recent years, more dog owners have been embracing the concept of a raw diet for their pets. Among the various options available, freeze-dried raw dog food stands out as a popular choice because this method of food preservation not only maintains the nutritional benefits of raw ingredients but also offers unparalleled convenience. Let’s explore …
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Freeze-drying is a unique process that preserves the natural taste and aroma of raw ingredients. As a result, freeze-dried food is more palatable for dogs compared to other processed options.
The Benefits of Strawberries in your dog’s diet and why they make a nutritious and healthy addition.
Raw food diets for dogs, commonly known as raw feeding or BARF (Biologically Appropriate Raw Food), follow the belief that dogs should eat a diet similar to what their ancestors consumed in the wild. Feeding raw means that a dog will have less processed food in their diet which can promote overall health and wellbeing. …
While dogs are primarily carnivorous animals, they can benefit from incorporating fruits and vegetables into their diets. Here’s why: Nutritional benefits Fruits and vegetables provide dogs with essential vitamins, minerals, and fiber. They contain various nutrients that support overall health, such as vitamin C, vitamin A, potassium, and antioxidants. Including a variety of fruits and …
The term “80/20 dog food” typically refers to a diet that consists of 80% meat and 20% other ingredients such as fruits and vegetables. This ratio is often associated with the concept of a more biologically appropriate and natural diet for dogs. Here are some reasons why feeding an 80/20 formulated diet for your dog …
