Raw fermented foods

Fermentation makes food more digestible, increases the bioavailability of nutrients, and it’s a source of good probiotic bacteria.

Freeze-dried raw

Real meat, but with moisture removed so it doesn’t have to be refrigerated. It’s dense with nutrients that improve skin, coat, dental health and energy.

Pumpkin

The flesh and seeds are rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. Pumpkin is also full of fiber, which can firm up loose stools or ease constipation, and moisture, which adds extra hydration to your pet’s diet.

Bone broth

Helps prevent dehydration by adding moisture to your pet’s diet. Excellent source of collagen for healthy skin, coat, and joints. Also has trace minerals.

Turmeric

The active ingredient, curcumin, is packed with antioxidants and has anti-inflammatory properties that are especially helpful for active dogs and those with painful arthritis.

Probiotics

The “good” bacteria found in probiotics are one of the first lines of defense against disease-causing pathogens. Helps your pet’s stomach digest food easier and intestines absorb more nutrients.

Kelp

Rich in chlorophyll, a phytonutrient which strengthens immune system function, and iodine, a mineral that is essential for thyroid function. Also a good source of other trace minerals, vitamins, amino acids and antioxidants.

Ancient grains

These whole, unaltered grains are packed with more nutrients than modern wheat. Lots of fiber to support gut health. Lots of B vitamins (a vital group for dogs) and amino acids (which are important for healthy skin and coat).

Coconut oil

Helps stop dry, itchy skin from the inside out. Can also rub it on topically. High in medium-chain triglycerides, which are a great source of energy, and high in lauric acid, which provides antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal benefits.