Natural diet with frozen food

Fresh frozen food aligns with a natural diet.

You might not think about it, but the dog or cat food you buy at the supermarket isn’t always the healthiest choice. In many cases, it can be compared to fast food. You wouldn’t eat that every day yourself, would you? An occasional guilty pleasure? No problem! But as a foundation, it's best to choose **a healthy and balanced diet**. **Fresh frozen meat** is an excellent option for this.

Do you also feel a sense of joy when you see your beloved pet eating with great enthusiasm? While they may enjoy an occasional can of “fast food,” you can be sure that fresh frozen meat is the absolute number one choice for your dog or cat.

Natural diet

Fresh frozen meat perfectly aligns with the natural diet that dogs and cats have been accustomed to for centuries. No matter how tasty or even nutritious certain types of food may be, some ingredients simply don’t belong in a natural eating pattern for dogs or cats. With fresh frozen meat, you’re going back to the roots!

Free from unhealthy additives

In addition to natural and nutritious ingredients, many pet foods also contain less healthy additives such as flavor enhancers, preservatives, and colorants. You won’t find any of these in fresh frozen meat. With fresh frozen food, your pet gets only healthy nutrition, free from unnecessary additives.

Thawing the right way

To fully enjoy the benefits of fresh frozen food, it must be thawed properly. Nutrients are best preserved when the meat does not thaw too quickly. That’s why it’s best to place it in the refrigerator for 24 hours, allowing it to defrost slowly.

Dogs and cats should eat the meat at room temperature. Before serving, let it sit for about 30 minutes. Never use a microwave to thaw meat, as this destroys essential nutrients. Even worse, the bones in the food may change structure, becoming sharp and dangerous.