A number of articles, websites and books are now devoted to the canine raw diet, otherwise known as the raw food diet for dogs.
The canine raw diet is considered the best type of diet for dogs, simply because it most closely mimics what our dog’s ancestors have naturally eaten for thousands of years.
Dogs have short digestive tracts and their tooth and jaw structure are different from humans. Their bodies are still designed to eat the stomach contents, muscle meat, organ meats, bones and blood of freshly killed animals, rather than dry foods such as kibble. The nutrients in a freshly killed mammal or fish give dogs necessary proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, and digestive enzymes, and keep their teeth and gums in great shape.
In contrast, most types of kibble, even high-end kibble, pale in comparison. Kibble is baked. Heat destroys some vitamins and enzymes and alters the composition of some of the proteins and fats to make them less useful. Lower end kibbles also include harmful substances such as preservatives and artificial coloring and flavorings and, at the worst, may consist of animal waste products, diseased animal parts and toxic filler chemicals.
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