Get Your Canine Back To Nature With Prairie Dog Food

It's common knowledge that processed food is bad for us. With that in mind, we are all quite happy to buy some cheap, commercial dog food for our pets that is little more than products not deemed suitable for human consumption. It's easy to blindly feed your animal something that's full of dyes and other things that will have a negative impact on their health, but if you want a healthy pet you should feed them more of a holistic diet. Nature's Variety makes their Prairie Dog Food line specifically to provide wholesome dry and raw food products.

When you make the switch to holistic foods like Prairie Dog Food you'll immediately see noticeable differences. A dog's coat is a good way to judge their health. A dull, lifeless coat usually indicates malnutrition, or other health problems with your dog and when you provide them with raw foods that nourish them, the results are quick to come. Most owners notice a beautiful sheen on their animal's coat once they switch them to a holistic raw diet with real: lamb, beef, chicken and rice.

The price difference is normally the deciding factor for most dog owners, along with lack of proper information. We're all taught to feed our dogs nothing but dog food from a bag and we blindly buy whatever is on the shelf at our supermarket. Comparing brands like IAMs (considered a top brand in many publications), to others like Nature's Variety and their Prairie Dog Food line of wholesome raw foods is like comparing a hamburger you buy from the refrigerator in 7/11, to a freshly ground pound of pure meat at your local butcher (I.e., the 7/11 burger would be full of preservatives, bread crumbs, soy, etc. -- while your butchers cut would be the best of the best).