Why feed a BARF diet?
Pets fed this tend to be free of dental problems, skin issues, eye and ear problems, digestive and bowel problems, kidney and heart problems, pancreas and liver problems, and immune system problems. They have a hugely reduced chance of developing infections and degenerative diseases. And they rarely get cancer. Owners with older dogs who have already developed these problems will see a great reduction and, in some cases, the disappearance altogether of these problems. As a pet owner feeding this diet, here are the concrete things I see: Teeth and Breath: My dogs do not have tartar buildup thanks to the bones they gnaw on. They also do not have ‘doggie’ breath, but have that nice ‘puppy’ breath young dogs have. Skin and Coat: We noticed this right away. Both our our dogs rarely shed, and their coats are healthy and shiny. Murray has not had any of the raw or ‘hot spot’ issues she was prone to. Stool Volume and Odor: Both dogs have a reduced volume of stool and there is little, if any, o
