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Luella 152 2930 Klondike	Is Grain-Free Really Better for Dogs and Cats? 9/14/2016 7:48:29 PM
	Is Grain-Free Really Better for Dogs and Cats? by Nature's Logic (The Best Years in Life) Dog and cats are naturally carnivores receiving the majority of their required nutrients from meat. This has lead pet food manufactures to create grain-free formulas for both dogs and cats promoting that it is healthier and more natural. However, while grain-free manufacturers are migrating away from including grains in pet foods, they are instead using other starch ingredients such as sweet potato, tapioca, peas or chickpeas. Read More.
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Myrna 6311 16559 Waynes...	RE: Is Grain-Free Really Better for Dogs and Cats? 9/14/2016 11:33:35 PM
	Hi Luella, Thanks for this artical. I have been wondering about the grains. I have been using the better Purina food with 25 vitamins. They don't want the other food now. So I guess I do have happy cats.
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Jan (aka) Jaz 7946 11687 Denver	RE: Is Grain-Free Really Better for Dogs and Cats? 9/15/2016 12:44:12 PM
	"The Big Business of Pet Food Corporate Profits are Soaring… But How About Your Pet? Could Their Diet Be Causing More Harm Than Good?" Sadly for your pets, the pet food industry is rapidly becoming Big Business. Big Business to the tune of $15 billion worldwide. Behind closed doors, strategic acquisitions of smaller companies are quietly taking place – clearly to capitalize on the tremendous profits the pet food industry offers. What most pet owners don't realize is that the pet food industry is actually an extension of the food and agricultural industries. Your pet instinctively craves their ancestral diet for vibrant health and well-being. URL Quote: Is Grain-Free Really Better for Dogs and Cats? by Nature's Logic (The Best Years in Life) Dog and cats are naturally carnivores receiving the majority of their required nutrients from meat. This has lead pet food manufactures to create grain-free formulas for both dogs and cats promoting that it is healthier and more natural. However, while grain-free manufacturers are migrating away from including grains in pet foods, they are instead using other starch ingredients such as sweet potato, tapioca, peas or chickpeas. Read More.
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