At Barf Time, we grasp the significance of delivering our furry friends a holistic and well-rounded diet. While meat is a key component, superfoods in the form of fruits and vegetables are a key component to a BARF diet, and offer a plethora of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants essential for supporting your dog’s overall health and well-being.
We know it might be a bit of an icky topic for some, but Offal, often referred to as organ meat, has been a staple in carnivores’ diets for centuries. This nutrient-rich food can provide numerous health benefits for domesticated dogs that contribute to their overall well-being. Understanding the importance of offal and incorporating it into your dog’s diet can significantly enhance their health and vitality.
Our partners, Gemstone Groodles are an ethical home-based breeder, situated on lush acreage in the beautiful Scenic Rim region of South East Queensland.
Learn more about this wonderful local Breeder in our Q&A with Linda.
With all the choices out there, as pet owners, it’s our job to understand the pros and cons of each option. Each food has its advantages and disadvantages, and while the best choice for a pet will depend on their needs and preferences, the best option based on their biological needs to survive and thrive is unquestionably a raw BARF diet.
Welcome to our Raw Feeding Guide for Dogs & Cats by BARF Time. Learn the ins & outs of a BARF raw diet, along with some hints & tips.
Naturally, our pets were never meant to eat processed or cooked foods; however, most pet food today is offered in a dry kibble form that is made this way. Through clever marketing, most consumers believe this is the best way to feed their pets. But at BARF Time, we believe this harms your pet more than good. Feed them the very best. Here are 8 key benefits why you should.
