Paul, answer my qusetion. So Paul, are you a qualified Nutritionist? Your enthusiasm for selling your product does not make you a nutritionist.

You are however a consumate marketeer , using comments from people that support “raw” foods of animal origin , to make it look like they support your cooked food which contains lots of plant material. No need for those big company budgets when you can play on peoples emotions and bulldust them so well!

response to cedric.
I my haste, and in response to Cedrics comments, i failed to do a spell check. Pls see correct text below.

It appears that Cedric is an aggressive mood. Perhaps i can recommend him using our natural pet food or our vegan diet and that he stays away from eating processed dog food. Dogs or humans that eat processed pellet food, often result in aggressive behaviour.

Whether he believes that we are expert nutritionists or not, is of no concern as we honestly fight a moral and ethical stance for animal rights, which includes correct and safe nutrition.
However, be it as it may, see cooments below from some other reputable sources:

1. Australian veterinarian and author, Dr. Ian Billinghurst maintains that ” dogs fare best when fed a natural, unprocessed, raw diet based on bones, meat and vegetables.”

2.Durban veterinary homeopath, Dr. Jane Fraser says that “most commercial foods are cereal and carbohydrate-based and full of by-products and derivatives. They are unnatural and totally inappropriate for carnivorous animals”. She further sates that ” the optimum diet for an animal is the closest to what it would eat in the wild”

3.She also expresses particular concern for cats.” Cats need animal-based protein and their diet should consist primarily of a variety of raw meats and chicken. The cereal content of commercial foods is not good for cats, because cats cannot metabolise cereals”

4. Dr. Steve Wimberley says that the pros of raw food “is that weight gain is limited”, compared with commercial food “which definitely has the potential to make animals obese”

5. Dr. Wimberley biggest concern with commercial foods is the effect it has with large-breed dogs.” If they are fed too much commercial food as puppies, they grow too fast, and their skeletal system cannot cope. We are now seeing a lot of orthopaedic problems, like hip dysplasia, which
However, be it as it may, see comments below from some other reputable sources:

Natural Pet Food. It appears that Cedric is an aggresive mood. Perhaps i can recommend him using our natural pet food or our vegan diet and that g=he stays away from eating processed dog food. Dogs or humans that eat processed pellet food, often result in aggresive behaviour.

Whether he believes that we are expert nutritionists or not, if of no concern as we we honestly fight a moral and ethical stance for animal rights, which includes correct and safe nutrition.

However, be it as it may, see cooments below from some other reputable sources:

1. Australian veterinarian and author, Dr. Ian Billinghurst maintains that ” dogs fare best when fed a natural, unprocessed, raw diet based on bones, meat and vegetables.”

2.Durban veterinary homeopath, Dr. Jane Fraser says that “most commercial foods are cereal and carbohydrate-based and full of by-products and derivatives. They are unnatural and totally inappropriate for carnivorous animals”. She further sates that ” the optimum diet for an animal is the closest to what it would eat in the wild”

3.She also expresses particular concern for cats.” Cats need animal-based protein and their diet should consist primarily of a variety of raw meats and chicken. The cereal content of commercial foods is not good for cats, because cats cannot metabolise cereals”

4. Dr. Steve Wimberley says that the pros of raw food “is that weight gain is limited”, compared with commercial food “which definitely has the potential to make animals obese”

5. Dr. Wimberley biggest concern with commercial foods is the effect it has with large-breed dogs.” If they are fed too much commercial food as puppies, they grow too fast, and their skeletal system cannot cope. We are now seeing a lot of orthopaedic problems, like hip dysplasia, which are directly connected to this phenomenon”

Natural Pet Food. Hi Valerie

As per my previous comments to Pat and Rudi, if one really applies your mind, use common sense and not interfere with nature, it will become very evident that the only way to feed is naturally. It will a slo be very evident how we have been fooled, by these large multi-nations, with massive marketing campaigns and have clouded our clear sense of thought.

Pet Food. Hi Pat

Similar to my previous comment to Rudi, there are certain principles to health food. As nutritionists, we know that nutritious food is bets derived from natural, wholesome and organic foods. It does not matter whether you are a human, dog, cat, adult or child.
I have fantastic testiminials from people that changed diet from processed to natural, Unbelievable results, including curing ailaments like cancer, skin disorders, digestive problem and behaviour.

Pet Food. Yes Rudi, all that is required to come to an informed decision, is coomon sense, reading the literature and reading the ingredients on labels. Then all will come to the conclusion that natural food is better than unnatural, that preservative free is better than laden with preservatives and that wholesome food is better than processed.