B.A.R.C.
Biological Appropriate Raw Cusine. The Food your dog is meant to eat!
"Once you start, many things will help reinforce your commitment. The looks of contentment on furry faces, trim, taught, terrific pets free from debilitating diseases. Vet bills that decrease or disappear"
Tom Lonsdale, Veterinary Surgeon, Graduate of the Royal Veterinary College, University of London.
"Over a period of 2 to 3 years I observed the results of many feeding trials carried out by myself and my clients. They all made the same statements Raw meaty bones promote health in dogs. Processed food do not. I began to realize that most of the disease problems we Vets see are cause by only one thing"
"POOR NUTRITION."
Ian Billinghurst, Veterynary Surgeon,
Graduate of Sydney University
IS THAT ALL?
This combination of ingredients- Raw meaty bones, vegetables. fruit and protein provides our dogs with what they need.
But, is that all?
Some vets say yes, but there are some supplements worth considering. Vitamins C and E are anti-radicals. Good for us and good for our dogs! Oils for Omega 3. Sea Kelp - a wonderful source of Trace minerals. Ask us about how much and where to find these items.
Some of the Benefits of Raw Foods.
Vitamins more biovailable
Minerals Better assimilated
Beneficial antioxidants present
Amino acids more bioavailable
Natural digestive enzymes still present
Probiotics spared
Amino acids such as taurine are not destroyed
Some of the Negative Effects of Heat Processing
Loss of up to 100% of certain vitamins
Loss of up to 60% of certain amino acids
Enzymes destroyed
Probiotics destroyed
Loss of up to 10% of certain fatty acids
Fats can become toxic or rancid
Oxidation of cholesterol
Other benefits include:
Clean teeth and sweet breath
Reduction of excrement by 50% or more
Nearly odor free excrement.
Each package of the raw diet will contain Ground chicken parts (rib cages, head, necks), fresh raw vegetables and iether chicken livers, gizzards, beef, turkey or eggs.
The chicken is hormone and antibiotic free!
The vegatable/fruit mix will draw from the following:
Alfalfa sprouts
Basil
Beet tops
Brocco;i
Carrots
Chard
Garlic
Green beans
Mushrooms
Rosemary
Zucchini
(ingridients may vary)
Apples
Bananas
Papaya
For More Information about
B.A.R.C.
contact
CHARLOTTE PELTZ
01(415) 152 2494
Certified Animal Behavior Consultant
