Fetching Foods first podcast, and it was conducted by Chris Green of The Groomer Next Door fame!! If you haven't signed up for his podcast or youtube channel, you should. Great interviews every week. It's a long interview, around 90mins. Listen to it while you're doing chores or on the way to work. Topics like
Fetching Foods is in the business of making and selling amazing food for dogs and cats. One of our motivations is to do our part to make pets, dogs and cats, become more healthy. In most cases that means finding a way to feed them something other than kibble (dry food). Even if that means
Wouldn’t it be great if you could eat a fat slice of cheesecake and only absorb a fraction of the calories listed on the side of the box? That’s what happens with kibble (dry pet food) when your pet eats it. Humans putting down a fat slice of cheesecake and only getting a fraction of
How old is your dog? It's not as simplistic as the old rule-of-thumb where 1 calendar year equals seven dog years. It's a mix of health and genetics that determine your dog's age. There's not much you can do about genetics, but you have direct control over health. Is it possible to help your dog
Learn more about the motivation behind Fetching Foods, and all that the company has to offer through its amazing raw pet food products in the following interview with founder, Troy Allison. 1. Hello, Troy. As we get started, can you please explain to all of us what Fetching Foods is? Fetching Foods is a boutique
Every living thing requires food for survival, but science shows us that each animal, humans, dogs, cats, and others, is unique in what those food requirements are. Every animal’s individualism stems from the fact that each organism is comprised of his or her individual genome. A genome is all of the genes in an animal’s
Recent findings have revealed that fluoride is no longer considered an essential nutrient, as it once was thought to be, because it is not vital to growth or development of humans or animals. However, if this is the case, then why is this “non-essential” nutrient found in alarming, dangerous amounts in pet food all across
Many pet food companies use the lowest cost ingredients even if the first ingredient listed is a protein like chicken. This includes downed or sick animals rejected for human consumption, left-over bits and pieces, by-products, poor quality grains (we do not use any grains), and other cheap components in their food to maximize
Prepared pet food became popular around 70yrs ago and has really exploded in the last 30yrs or so. Before then dogs and cats thrived on raw meat, animals they caught, foraged, or food scavenged from humans. Their digestive systems haven’t had time to evolve to efficiently consume today’s dog food. After WWII, in
