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Higher Protein Content: Raw food diets are naturally higher in protein compared to kibble. Protein can increase satiety, potentially leading to dogs eating less and feeling fuller for longer.

Lower Carbohydrate Content: Raw pet food diets are lower in carbohydrates than kibble. Carbohydrates can be a significant source of calories, and reducing the carbohydrate, especially the type, contributes to weight management. Our raw healthy dog food in TX does not include fillers and grains like rice.

Increased Metabolic Activity: Digesting raw food requires slightly more energy from the dog's body compared to kibble, potentially leading to a modest increase in metabolic rate.

Microbiome and Digestion:
By fostering a robust microbiome, our raw pet food formulas contribute to healthy digestion, ensuring that your dog absorbs nutrients efficiently.

Dietary Diversity: Our raw pet food diets for dogs contain a wider variety of ingredients compared to kibble, promoting a more diverse gut microbiome [1]. A diverse microbiome is linked to better overall digestive health.

Live Bacteria: Raw meat and some raw vegetables contain naturally occurring live bacteria strains that contribute to a healthy gut microbiota.

Closer to Ancestral Diet: Dogs, like people, have digestive systems adapted to handle raw meat fresh vegetables and super foods like turmeric, flax seed and cod liver oil. Our raw pet food for dogs is more aligned with their natural digestive capabilities.

[1] Zięć, G., Markowiak, K., & Guillou, S. (2019). Raw meat-based diet influences faecal microbiome and end products of fermentation in healthy dogs. Journal of Animal Physiology and Animal Nutrition, 103(2), 549-558. (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28245817/)

Increased Energy and Vitality:
Our raw healthy dog food in TX is crafted to rejuvenate and energize, providing the essential nutrients that cater to the unique needs of dogs across all life stages.

Higher Protein Content: Our raw is richer in protein, vegetables and super foods compared to kibble. Protein is essential for building and maintaining muscle mass, which can contribute to a dog's overall energy levels.

Improved Nutrient Availability: Go Raw Pet Food offers better bioavailability of certain nutrients compared to kibble due to the fresh ingredients we use, zero synthetics, and no heat processing. This leads to more efficient nutrient absorption and utilization by the body.

Closer to Ancestral Diet: Dogs naturally consumed raw meat and bones prior to being domesticated. Our raw pet food for dogs aligns with their digestive system and energy needs.

Our raw food addresses allergies and inflammation from within, promoting healthy skin and a lustrous coat. Witness the transformation as your dog thrives with the healing properties of a wholesome raw diet.

Reduced Exposure to Allergens: Kibble processing methods introduces unnecessary carbohydrates that some dogs are allergic to. Our raw pet food limits exposure to these potential allergens because our raw is formulated with superfoods that address allergies and inflammation.
Higher Meat Content: Our raw is higher in protein, containing vegetables and super foods, and has no grains compared to kibble. Dogs can have grain sensitivities to GMO corn and wheat that contribute to inflammation.
Live Bacteria: Raw meat and some raw vegetables contain naturally occurring live bacteria strains that influence the gut microbiome, playing a role in modulating inflammation.

A puppy's diet is a significant factor in the development of allergy and atopy related skin symptoms in adult dogs: A study by Hemida et al. (2021) states that puppies fed raw pet food diets from a young age are less likely to develop allergies as adults compared to those fed kibble.

Chewing on Raw Bones: Raw meaty bones, such as beef or pork ribs provide a scraping action on teeth, helping to remove plaque and tartar buildup.

Reduced Carbohydrates: Our raw pet food for dogs is lower in carbohydrates compared to kibble. Carbohydrates can contribute to the growth of plaque-forming bacteria in the mouth.