Are you down with HPP?
Your pet deserves nothing but the best. Of everything! Snuggling, sunset walks, soft pillows, and food that will keep the zoomies going and laughter flowing. As a savvy pet parent, you may have heard of HPP, a method of processing raw pet food that has some in the raw community scratching their heads about whether the food is indeed raw.
Guaranteed analysis, ingredient labels, packaging claims– what is a pet food label actually telling you about the quality of food? Get exactly what you want for your four-legger using these little-known tips.
Marketing jargon like no grains or fillers! Crafted messaging like buy this recipe– it’s the lowest in carbs. These do little to tell you what you need to know. So, let’s cut through the fluff and spin and talk about what no one else will– exactly what needs to be in your dog’s bowl.
Of course feeding a fresh, raw diet is best. But Dehydrated recipes, including dehydrated food, air-dried food and dry-roasted food offer an easy way to make sure your pet get’s all the whole-food nutrients he need to be happy and healthy.
A recent study on diet-related DCM and its link to grain-free diets has led to misinformation and more questions. The focus should shift instead to taurine.
The trends in the pet food industry closely shadow the trends in grocery stores. “Organic”, “grain-free”, “natural”, and the like have popped up recently, but do those words actually signify an improved product?
We’ve seen “limited ingredient recipe” thrown around a lot. And it makes us really excited, ‘cuz that’s what we’re about! But then we flip over the bag…
The Simple Food Project
1823 Executive Drive
Oconomowoc, WI 53066
800-451-5267
