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What is BARF?
BARF is an abbreviation for the English words Bones And Raw Food or Biologically Appropriate Raw Food.
BARF is the most natural and best way to nourish your dog.
The basis of the diet consists of raw meat and bones. However, you can also enrich your pet’s diet with herbs, fruits, vegetables, nuts, and dairy products. Feeding raw food is very simple and suitable for every dog, regardless of breed, size, or age.
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What are the benefits of feeding natural food?
We can choose the quality of meat, vegetables, or grains ourselves, without worrying about any hidden ingredients.
Our pet’s food will be free of preservatives and artificial colorings, which are common causes of allergies.
Dogs and cats fed BARF tend to have fewer parasites. Their digestive juices are stronger and can easily handle unwanted guests. Moreover, raw food is digested within 24 hours, so parasites don’t have enough time to settle in the intestines. In comparison, kibble takes up to 3 days to digest.
We can create a custom meal plan based on the needs of our furry friends. For overweight dogs, we can easily set up a diet plan, or for dogs with allergies, we can exclude foods that cause problems.
Dogs and cats enjoy raw (natural) food much more than commercially produced food. They always look forward to breakfast and dinner and, in most cases, are not picky eaters.
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