★Barf PALEO ★Our No. 1 Brand
The best new generation BARF dog food without deficiencies
by Petdesign: PALEO
“Biologically Appropriate Raw Food”
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"Biologically appropriate raw food"
The most natural raw food diet for dogs! Feed him as he would in nature
Description |
Your dog is a carnivore by nature; BARF for dogs, being composed of more than 90% raw meat (beef and chicken in this case), ideally meets their original, uncooked diet...
The BARF diet for dogs was developed with the scientific and technical support of veterinarians. They sought to meet the true needs of our pets by creating the best BARF recipes. As carnivores with stomachs specially adapted to raw meat, this ingredient is the almost sole component of the BARF breads we offer.
By definition, the BARF diet for dogs avoids the risks of industrial food. The additives in commercial pet food, its cooking methods, and the low protein content of some brands are often the cause of illnesses or symptoms such as allergies, obesity, arthritis, skin inflammation, etc. A BARF diet will act as an immune system for your pet against these problems. Furthermore, the low grain content of BARF helps prevent bloat (gastric torsion).
No alteration of vital components when you feed our raw foods! Cooking kibble has the major disadvantage of significantly altering the vitamins, enzymes, and amino acids naturally present in the ingredients. Since BARF is raw, you preserve all the benefits of the raw materials. Furthermore, the presence of enzymes in the BARF for dogs improves digestion: the pancreas is less stressed than when consuming cooked/dry food, which greatly reduces the risk of pancreatic insufficiency (found in -too- many dogs that have consumed industrial food over the long term).
How much BARF should I feed my pet? |
The daily ration for a dog, cat or ferret will be around 2% of its weight.
For example: 5 kg body weight = 100g of BARF per day/10 kg body weight = 200g of BARF per day/20 kg body weight = 400g of BARF per day/etc. Activity level is also an important factor: an active dog will eat a little more than a completely sedentary dog.
We recommend feeding your pet twice a day with similar amounts of BARF dog food at each meal. This will allow for better nutrient absorption while optimizing satiety. The food is highly palatable for your carnivore, whether it's a dog, cat, or ferret.
