What warms the heart more than fuzzy rough and tumble puppies? No matter what the breed, it is more than easy to become attached and form a bond with your new friend. Their sheer energy inspires you to want to do anything and everything to keep your canine friend good and safe.
You even dogproof your home and put away all the things that could he or she could swallow, get hurt on or endanger their life with.
What is the Best Dog Food for Puppies?
So why then, after so much careful preparation would you allow your puppy to ingest something made of spoiled rejected grains, restaurant waste food and rancid commercial cooking oil, shop spoiled packaged food waste unfit for human consumption, dead, disabled, diseased and dying animals – known as the 4-D’s – from feed lots and a host of cancer causing chemical food additives that make up canned and kibble dog food?
The Most Important Decision With the Biggest Health Consequences is the Diet You Feed Your Puppy
Don’t let a pet food company spending millions on advertising stop you from reading the label on their products. A commercial dog food diet for puppies is anything but wholesome. What the average dog owner needs to consider is whether or not they believe Mother Nature brought dogs through millions of years of evolution to subsist on a chemically manufactured food source.
What part of a puppy or dog is specifically geared for handling the butylated hydroxyanisole, butylated hydroxytoluene or ethoxyquin that is commonly found in commercial dog food?
Puppies Bodies Were Developed Through History to Eat Fresh Food for Optimum Health
It is well known that today’s domesticated dog has a digestive system identical to a wolf’s. Yet wolves and dogs that return to a feral state never attack grain stores of farms. They will, however, attack livestock. Why then do pet food companies insist their grain based diets are nutritious and what a dog naturally craves? It would seem there is a lot of misinformation as to what keeps our puppies healthy and what helps them develop into dogs that lead long productive lives.
Ninety percent of disease in dogs is diet related. It is no surprise then that puppies fed a natural raw dog food diet rarely make up any part of the statistics of commercially fed dogs below:
- 85% of dogs by age four will suffer from periodontal disease, increasing to 100% by age twelve.
- Half of all dogs over the age of ten will have developed cancer.
- Cancer is the top cause of death in dogs.
- In the U.S. one in five dogs suffer from arthritis.
- 27% of all dogs suffer from allergies that lead to scratching and ear infections.
- Over 70% of anal sac gland cases are due to canned and packaged food in addition to other soft foods. This incurs increased veterinary visits and increased financial burdens.
- Tooth and gum problems are now the most common medical condition seen in pets.
- Based on questionnaire surveys in the U.S., Canada, U.K. and Denmark, the average life span of most dog breeds is only 10 to 13 years.
- One quarter of dogs the world over are obese (National Research Council).
- High fat and sugar levels in commercial pet foods are a leading cause for obesity and the fastest spreading health disorder seen by veterinarians across the U.S.
Food is Either Good or Bad for Your Puppy, it Cannot be Both.
Wether it’s the best dog food for Pitbull puppies or the best dog food for Boxer puppies all comes down to how fresh the food is and how processed the food is. Food is either good for your puppy or it’s bad for your puppy, it cannot be both. And the fresher most un-processed more raw the food is the better.
Watch the short video below which underlines how powerful a dog’s natural biologically appropriate diet really is.
If you have a new puppy or are contemplating one then now is the right time to invest in your puppies’ healthy future by feeding the best dog food for puppies. Please read part two about the best quality dog food for puppies where you have the opportunity to see for yourself 18 incredible benefits of a natural diet your puppy will love and thrive on.
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