When thinking about nutrition, ask yourself:

"What happens in the wild?"

Wild dogs don't have ovens, stovetops, boiling water or highly processed kibble.

They hunt or scavenge.

A rabbit isn't just meat. It also contains small amounts of organs, raw bones, connective tissue, and the intestinal contents, including fermented grasses, berries, and other plant material.

While our modern world has changed dramatically, our dogs' genetics and physiology have changed very little.

It can seem complicated to recreate nature, but we can ask ourselves:

"How can I make my pet's diet just a little closer to what nature intended?"

Adding fresh food is one step in that direction.

Food isn't just something that fills the stomach.

Food is one of the main foundations of good health.

Next time, we'll look at which human foods are some of the best ones to safely share with your pet.
👇 Meanwhile, what fresh foods does your pet love? Share below—you might give another pet owner a great idea to try!