RAW FOOD BENEFITS - Create a natural, raw menu based on the needs of your pets and your budget
- Choose delivery or pick-up, we work with your busy lifestyle
- Be sure your pet receives a balanced diet through a variety of food choices
- Enjoy whiter teeth, healthier gums, and better breath while saving on dental bills
- Natural diets without preservatives result in smaller stools with little odor that dry up and blow away
- Enhanced immune system and increased energy
- You control your dog’s food, which makes it easy to avoid foods your dog may react or be allergic
ABOUT THE PRODUCTS
A complete line of raw food products made especially for those feeding raw diets to their pets.
- products are tested to be antibiotic and hormone free, as well as exceed USDA and FDA standards
- Conveniently packaged, ground choices of meat, bones, organ meat, and veggies.
- For those feeding based on a prey model, we have whole bones, organs and products to meet your needs.
- A large variety of meats (chicken, turkey, beef, lamb, buffalo, venison, ostrich, rabbit, duck, kangaroo, and salmon) that insure your pets will receive the full spectrum of nutrients they need.
- NO additives or preservatives
DETOXIFICATION
As you change your pet's diet, you may notice changes in physical appearance. Do not be alarmed. This is simply the natural process by which animals heal themselves by elminating toxins from the body. Discharge from the eyes, excess wax in the ears, loss of coat, minor skin rashes and soft, loose stools are just a few of the common signs. By gradually transitioning your pet to a raw diet, you will allow their body to adjust properly. Be careful not to mix a highly processed diet with a raw diet in the same meal. Keep a watchful eye on your pet, and take notice of any changes.
The Crazy Dog Lady's nutritional products are not intended to diagnose, cure or prevent disease. The web site, email communications and other correspondence are for informational purposes only and do not replace the expert care and advice provided by your veterinarian. Dietary and other healthcare changes should be made under the guidance of your vet, particularly when underlying health conditions exist.
