An indispensable fresh food for cats and dogs, providing your pets with the richest nutrition – offal

Fresh food for cats and dogs is considered to be closer to the natural diet of cats and dogs hunting in the wild. It contains more meat and protein, and fewer processed ingredients and fillers. This diet is more in line with the natural food needs of cats and dogs, helping to maintain their health and the normal function of their digestive systems. Fresh meals containing organ meats provide high-quality protein and are rich in vitamins and minerals. Offal are often rich in important nutrients such as iron, zinc, and vitamin B12 .

Many people think that non-muscle cuts of organ meats are uncommon and unpalatable, but in fact, these cuts provide excellent nutrition and are perfect for increasing your pet's nutritional intake. Here's how to incorporate it into their meals and snacks.

Organ meats are non-muscle cuts from cattle, sheep, pigs and poultry. Some common organ meats include liver, heart, and kidneys. Organ meats are an excellent source of vitamins and minerals that are essential for supporting your pet's biological functions, while also providing high-quality protein and amino acids. Organ meats contain high amounts of alpha-lipoic acid, an organosulfur compound that plays a role in a variety of biological processes and has antioxidant properties. You can eat organ meats raw, freeze-dried, dehydrated or gently cooked as a nutritious snack or as a nutritional supplement to homemade meals.

Not only do organ meats add rich flavor and unique texture to your pet's meals, they also provide a rich nutritional profile that reflects the diets of your pet's ancestors. In fact, wild animal relatives get some of the essential nutrients they need by eating the guts of their prey.

Here are some organ meats you can offer your pet, each providing unique health-boosting nutrients:

Liver - one of the most nutritious organ meats and therefore also known as "nature's multivitamin". Liver is rich in copper, with 100 grams of raw beef liver containing 9.76 milligrams of copper, which is essential for cellular respiration, free radical defense, neurotransmitter function and tissue biosynthesis. Since excess copper intake is unhealthy, liver should be fed as a small snack.

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Heart - is one of the richest whole-food sources of taurine, which is essential in pet diets, especially cats since they are unable to synthesize this amino acid in their bodies. Taurine deficiency is associated with dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) in dogs and cats. I recommend that no matter what type of diet your pet is on, a high taurine food should be offered.

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