Category : Raw Food for Dogs

Like Irish Moss, Kelp or Bladderwrack is a fantastic aquatic plant or algae to include in your pet’s raw food diet. If you can give...

There are many misconceptions about raw feeding for pets so it’s easy to be confused, and really what should you believe? – What the marketing says?, what your...

Your dog’s gastrointestinal tract includes their mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine and anus.  Their inner terrain includes mucosal linings and all tissue and...

Hericium erinaceus goes by the more common names of Bearded Tooth, Lion’s Mane, and Pom Pom mushroom and grows naturally in wooded regions, typically in...

Have you ever enjoyed a great meal but your bloated afterwards or have acid reflux? Or need to munch on some chocolate to boost your...

Spring focuses on the liver and the gall bladder. The liver is responsible for over 500 functions but most importantly it helps eliminate toxins and...

In part three of our mini-series on gut health we’re going to look at Mitochondria, what these are, and the importance of understanding these mini...

Nori (Porphyra and Pyropia species), like many other seaweeds in Asia, has been used as both medicine and food for a very long time. Edible seaweeds are...

Why should you give your cat and dogs eggs in any form – raw or cooked?  Eggs are highly nutritious for your pet and a...

Do you recall the other week we were chatting about the importance of your pet’s gut health through feeding them a healthy diet and the...