COMMON QUESTIONS
1. What about bacteria? What about E-Coli and other bacterial infections?
Bacteria are present on everything, except things that have been sterilized. There are many species of bacteria, some are beneficial and some are not. The level of bacteria present on or in a product is very important and smaller levels of one bacteria may be safe while a large level may be harmful. We test our products for levels and types of bacteria. We ensure our products meet or surpass the standard for human consumption. 2. What about parasites? Do dogs get parasites from eating raw meat?
No dog do not get parasites from eating raw meat. However the most common parasite affecting dogs is worms, for example, tapeworms, roundworms, hookworms and whipworms. Tapeworms, typically result from a dog ingesting fleas, therefore, if the dog does not have fleas it should not get tapeworms. 3. Will my dog become aggressive or blood-thirsty from eating raw meat?
No! There is absolutely no evidence to link this premise to reality. 4. What causes skin disorders in dogs?
There are three primary causes of skin conditions. 1. Improper Essential Fatty Acids' ratios in dogs' diet. 2. Environmental allergic responses. 3. Food allergen responses. 5. What foods should NOT be given to dogs?
Some of the most common dangerous foods are chocolate, green portion of potatoes, and rhubarb leaves. Foods to avoid includes those high in starch, sugar or salt content, i.e. onions.
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