THE SCIENCE OF RAW FEEDING: A VET'S PERSPECTIVE
Loyal. Intelligent. Protective.
Deep dive into raw food diet principles. Learn the raw nutrition guidelines, safe sanitary preparation processes, and crucial gut microbiome benefits directly from our chief veterinary advisor.

Personality & Traits
Life Stage Care
Puppy
(0 – 12 months)- Vaccinations on time
- Early socialization
- Basic training
- Proper nutrition for growth

Adult
(1 – 7 years)- Regular exercise & play
- Balanced diet
- Advanced training
- Mental stimulation
Senior
(7+ years)- Joint care & supplements
- Routine health check-ups
- Comfortable bedding
- Moderate exercise
Exercise
- •60 – 90 minutes daily
- •Long walks or hikes
- •Fetch, agility, running
- •Scent games & puzzles
Grooming
- •Brush 3 – 4 times a week
- •Daily during shedding season
- •Bath every 6 – 8 weeks
- •Dental care regularly
Health
- •Joint & hip wellness
- •Bloat (GDV) prevention
- •Skin allergy monitoring
- •Weight management
Training
- •Start training early
- •Use positive reinforcement
- •Socialization is essential
- •Be consistent and patient
Feeding Guide
Nutrition Tips
- Feed high-quality, protein-rich food.
- Maintain ideal weight to protect joints.
- Fresh water should always be available.
- Avoid overeating and high-fat treats.

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