Benefits of holistic and/or natural food for dogs and cats

They contribute to the general, intestinal, skin and immune system health; thanks to the probiotics, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants used. They use fresh lean meat of animal origin as the main protein source and the basis of their nutritional concept, providing high palatability and taking advantage of the metabolic characteristics of carnivores.

They do not include cereals as a source of carbohydrates, looking for novel options such as potatoes, bananas and fruits for energy and fiber. These alternatives not only provide starches, but also fibers, vitamins and minerals.

HEALTHY AND STRONG SKIN AND COAT

High quality fish oils fulfill this purpose.

SKIN HEALTH AND HYDRATION

Omega 3 and 6 oils, derived from animal and vegetable sources, keep the skin healthy by preventing dehydration and dryness.

CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH

Leaner proteins provide nutrients and amino acids that contribute to a healthy and strong heart.

EYE HEALTH AND AGING

Rich in antioxidant ingredients.

INTESTINAL HEALTH AND IMMUNE SYSTEM

They contain probiotics, excellent for maintaining digestion, taking advantage of nutrients, achieving stools of good consistency and responding positively to aggressive agents.

In conclusion:

It is crucial to consider the well-being of our pets who share our home with us, along with our children and family. We should always follow healthy lifestyle habits recommended by the veterinarian:

• Daily walks of more than an hour.

• Quality time through play.

• Good nutrition, adequate ration, fresh water always available, rest and entertainment spaces at home.

• A sedentary lifestyle is a disease that leads to obesity. It will not only affect the health and weight of our pets, but also their mood, behavior and emotional stability, both of the animal and of the family in general.

• There are many pet food options. However, it is essential to follow the recommendations of the veterinarian. He can guide you in what your pet and its lifestyle require.

• Pets with illnesses or special needs should be evaluated by a veterinarian before making changes to their diet. This should be developed under nutritional and clinical medical consultation.