Swaying waves of heat rise from the plains of the Serengeti, lifting fragments of grass and insects that ride the invisible surf. A young buck lopes over the uneven fields of brown grass. Waiting, blending and watching, the yellow eyes of a female lion track her prey. In an instant, she springs her trap, unleashing all of her power until she succeeds in bringing down her meal. It doesn’t get much more natural than a full-grown lion taking down its prey. Animals in the wild know what they need to ingest to complete a healthy diet, and left to their own devices, each can typically do it pretty well.
As animals such as cats and dogs have become domesticated, pet owners have taken on the role of providing healthy, balanced natural meals. Not always an easy responsibility for owners, the question often comes up about what is natural and what is not.
A natural dog food is one that contains real pieces of meat such as beef or chicken, not chicken-flavored fillers or wheat artificially flavored to taste like meat. Also, natural dog food and natural cat food include vegetable ingredients such as carrots or sweet potatoes processed to retain their vitamin content and not altered with artificial ingredients for taste. Dried vegetable fiber provides a natural source for fiber that helps pets digest their food. Natural dog food and cat food avoids adding artificial preservatives and dyes to help protect pets from developing serious and life-threatening diseases and to aid in their ability to metabolize food.
If a pet food product label lists salmon or chicken as an ingredient, a natural product includes generous amounts of these cuts of meat in the food. Any cat owner knows that a cat will know the difference between a substitute and the real thing, and the best cat food or dog food will include the real thing.
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