MEAT THE RANGES


In this blog, we'll explore the three raw feeding methods for pets that we provide: Dinner, BARF (Biologically Appropriate Raw Food), and PMR (Prey Model Raw).

Dinner: A Pet's Complete Meal

Dinner meals are more than just a simple meal; it's a thoughtfully crafted blend of ingredients designed to meet your pet's specific nutritional needs. Just as we enjoy a well-balanced meal for our own nourishment, our furry companions deserve the same level of care when it comes to their diets. Dinner is more than just a simple meal; it's a thoughtfully crafted blend of ingredients designed to meet your pet's specific nutritional needs.

BARF: Biologically Appropriate Raw Food

BARF, or Biologically Appropriate Raw Food, is another approach that strives to mimic a pet's ancestral diet. It emphasizes raw, unprocessed ingredients that align with what dogs and cats would have eaten in the wild.

BARF includes raw meat, bones, and organs, offering a diet that is as close to what nature intended as possible. This approach prioritizes nutrient-dense ingredients to ensure that your pet receives essential vitamins and minerals naturally. Chewing on raw bones can help maintain your pet's dental health by reducing plaque and tartar buildup. BARF proponents argue that this diet can lead to improved digestion and overall well-being in pets.

PMR: Prey Model Raw

The Prey Model Raw (PMR) approach is rooted in the idea of feeding your pet as if they were wild predators. It closely resembles the diet of an animal in the wild, consisting primarily of whole prey items.

PMR primarily focuses on feeding whole prey items, such as small animals or poultry, to your pet. This approach aims to replicate a natural diet as closely as possible with minimal food processing. It is high in protein, making it well-suited for active and carnivorous pets.

PMR meals are also ideal for more experienced raw feeders who like to add their own vegetables and other ingredients. It is also a way to keep the raw feeding cost low, especially for larger breeds.

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Whether you choose Dinner, BARF, or PMR, the key to a successful raw feeding regimen is to provide your pet with a balanced, nutritious diet tailored to their individual needs. "Meat the Ranges" will delve deeper into each of these feeding methods, offering tips, recipes, and expert insights to help you make the best choice for your furry companion. Stay tuned as we embark on this journey to nourish our pets and ensure they live their happiest, healthiest lives.

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