FRESH FROM THE OVEN TO YOUR DOOR

Flint River Ranch Super Premium All-Natural Formula is slowly TWICE OVEN-BAKED under carefully controlled conditions and proper temperatures. This unique baking process changes the hard-to-digest molecules of "raw" starches into easy-to-digest dextrines. This process acts as a "pre-digest" of the kibble food, resulting in less strain on the dog's digestive system and allowing a greater degree of food absorption. A dog's intestinal tract is short; it functions in the most efficient manner when the food is concentrated and can be quickly digested. The important vitamins, minerals and food ingredients can then be easily assimilated into the dog's digestive system.

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What to consider when choosing a diet for your pet

When selecting a diet for your pets, remember that no one diet is going to satisfy all of the needs of every pet. I recommend you try different approaches to diet depending on the response of your pet to the food you are feeding.

No Artificial Colors or Flavors.
No By-Products.
No Chemical Preservatives.
No Ethoxyquin, BHA or BHT.
No Liver unless you know it comes from an organic human source

When selecting a diet it should not contain by-products, corn, cottonseed, corncobs, citrus pulp, soy beans, fillers or other foreign materials such as noxious weeds, straw, hulls or chaff.

Most brands of dog food include some of these by-products and chemical preservatives. The use of low quality products and chemical preservatives may be associated with dry skin, allergic reactions, dental disease, poor health and degenerative organ dysfunction. The average dog (44 pounds ) can consume 26 pounds of preservatives each year. I recommend using the following commercial diet prepared by Flint River Ranch Dry Dog and Cat Foods http://www.frrco.com/5003. I do not recommend any Senior diets and suggest you add 3 to 6 ounces of high grade protein from eggs, cheese, cottage cheese, meat, chicken or fish to each 6 ounces of dry kibble to increase the amount of protein in the food you are feeding. I recommend feeding once per day or a maximum of twice per day depending on the health of the digestive system of the pet. I also do not recommend free feeding. You should allow the intestinal a period of rest between meals to allow for repair and detoxification to take place. Fasting one day a week is an excellent idea for your pet. The exception would be a very debilitated animal who needs multiple feedings because of their weakened condition.