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By Dr. Becker I was recently made aware of a new type of pet food on the market: "raw kibble." This product, available for both cats and dogs, is actually a blend of grain-free kibble and chunks of freeze-dried raw meat. According to PetfoodIndustry.com, the new...

All cats’ digestive needs are designed to eat raw prey to maintain the highest possible quality of life; horses, cows, birds and other animals are designed to eat various kinds of diets suited for their own digestive systems. We wouldn’t feed a cow a plate of raw meat...

Natural Breeders These are just a few that raise their cats on raw and homeopathic care. Crystal from Crystal Pond Breeder says this: Your website is a resource vital to what I do. Your product has become the foundation.  You’re site alone is great for my adopters,...

No. The digestive tracts of dogs and cats are very different than those of humans.  The human digestive tract is approximately 25 to 28 feet long with stomach acidity between 1.5 and 2.5.  Dogs and cats have a much shorter digestive system at an average of 10 to 13...

Now and then I am asked; why do some cats that eat commercial pet foods all their life and live to be 20, yet never ate a raw diet? My first thought is WOW, I wonder how much longer that cat would have lived if fed a raw diet. Genes is the answer and the more we feed...

 Alex and Caesar receive a whole body glandular tablet almost every day to support their immune system. This is more than just the individual organ support I discussed in my article “12-Year Study on Organ Support” and provides additional help as they grow older and...