Karma Dog Food – What Does It Mean To Be Organic?

The most organic dog food on the market

Karma Dog Food, by Natura Pet Products, is the organic dog food. With the largest amount of organic ingredients, 95%, very few even come close to this level of organic. The only ingredients that are not organic are certain vitamins/minerals which are not available in organic form. But what does being organic do for your dog?

Why Go Organic?

Most everyone knows the role of diet in our health. The same holds true for our pets – an unhealthy diet tends to lead to health issues. And our dogs are experiencing more problems today than they did even just a decade ago. Certainly, our dog’s way have life has changed, with more and more dogs becoming members of our families, rather than just pets.  And for many of them, this means less time outside playing and running, and more time inside being part of the family. But this change of lifestyle for our dogs seems to be coming with more problems as well, from obesity and joint problems to increased cases of cancer and allergies. [Read more →]

EVO Ancestral Diet Dog Food

The commercialization of dog food over the past several decades have steered our dogs away from their natural diet. This, in turn, has caused some problems and issues with our dogs, such as obesity, allergies, digestive problems, skin and coat issues, and even diabetes. And most of these problems can be traced back to grains and carbohydrates, which, in the wild, are not a very high percentage of the diet.


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Innova dog food, from Natura Pet Products, is considered to be one of the first truly holistic dog foods. With their sister dog foods concentrating on:

• organic (Karma),
• limited ingredients (California Natural),
• and grain-free, ancestral diets (EVO);

these products have long been the standard that other companies strive to reach for. [Read more →]

The Honest Kitchen was started by a woman made her own raw, homemade dog food for her dogs. To streamline the process and make it more convenient and easier to prepare, she decided to start dehydrating – and in 2002, a company was born. They use a gentle method of dehydration which helps retain many nutrients and enzymes that are destroyed through high heat processing. And they select their ingredients very carefully and use organic whenever possible – a way that they respect not only your dog, but also our planet.

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Finding the perfect treat for a dog can be an overwhelming process. There are multiple companies and choices available to pet owners; all of which promise the best features for your canine child. However, several dog treat companies have risen to the top of the pack when it comes to manufacturing and distributing high quality snacks and treats.
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Dogs love to chew – they need to chew – it’s just what dogs do. And we, as loving pet owners, want to keep our dogs happy. So we go out and buy them chew toys. But not all dog chews are created equal. And lately, the buzz is all about bully sticks for dogs. But while growing in popularity, most people are still wondering, just what are bully sticks? What are bully sticks made of? And why do so many dogs, and dog owners, love these treats?

I just saw a story on the news where a vet said you can’t tell much about a dog food from the ingredients label. Sure, it shows you the ingredients, but that doesn’t say anything about the quality of the ingredients (that, however, is true of human food as well.)

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Which is better: organic dog food or all natural? Dog food comparisons can show what is different between the two types of dog food, but only you and your dog can determine which is best for them.

However, comparing organic and all natural dog foods is technically like comparing apples to oranges. When people think ‘all natural’, they automatically think ‘organic’ as well. But the terms are not interchangeable as far as dog food comparisons are concerned.

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If you are having a problem with your dog eating poop, then you probably just want some way to fix it. You can refer to my posts on Why Do Dogs Eat Their Own Poop, Why Do Dogs Eat Cat Poop, or the general Why Do Dogs Eat Poop to see some of the reasons behind why your dog performs this (rather unpleasant to humans) act.

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The quick, concise answer for when are digestive enzymes for dogs needed is whenever you feel your dog is not getting enough nutrition from their dog food or when they show signs of digestion problems. But how do you know when that is?

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