Saving one dog will not change the world. But, surely, for that one dog the world will change forever!

Read what experts have to say about preparing the meals for your dog.
Veterinarian Opinions:

Excerpt from Dr. Martin Goldstein, D.V.M.

“When I tell an owner that a change of diet can affect her pet’s health in a matter of days, the first reaction is usually delight, sometimes even exhilaration. Toss out the prepackaged food, I say.

Soon, symptoms you’ve grown all too accustomed to — and tried in in vain to dispel with antibiotics — may improve dramatically. Everything from skin irritations and dull matted fur to bad breath and digestive problems to lethargy and lack of appetite can be alleviated.

All you have to do is start preparing your pet’s meals yourself.”

Dr. Martin Goldstein, D.V.M.

Excerpt from Jill Elliot, D.V.M

“All the junk in commercial food will eventually take its toll on your dog’s body, leading to a decline in health. He’ll also have more offensive body odor and doggy breath when fed a kibble based diet.”

Jill Elliot, D.V.M.

Excerpt from Mary L. Brennan, D.V.M.

“The government standards actually allow by-products to include diseased chicken, beef, or pork; tankage from cooked or condemned carcasses; indigestible parts of carcasses such as ligaments, tendons, and cartilage, and parts of the animal you probably wouldn’t consider as food at all, such as feathers, beaks, and hooves.”

Mary L. Brennan, D.V.M.