Canned Beef for Dogs

It is not a natural food and it gives way to overfeeding. Nature has never taught any dog how to boil its food or to use a can opener! Besides, they almost always add some kind of chemical preservative in order to prevent the meat from rotting. In all respects, it is a "dead" food. The spices and other condiments that are used in the preparation provoke an artificial appetite in the dog. Feeding your dog this way can lead to a weakening of the stomach walls and can alter the balance of the gastric fluids.

How can a sensible person suppose that he's keeping his dog in perfect conditions by giving him canned or bottled food? The popularity of these kinds of foods, backed by effective, big scale publicity campaigns, is, in my opinion, one of the main causes of the extraordinary growth, in number and variety, of canine diseases in these current times, in which it has become the most normal thing in the world to go to the supermarket and buy a couple of those cans and plop them open and "here, dog, eat". No, I don't agree with that unnatural way of feeding animals. Canned and bottled meats usually cause more constant and smellier defecations. This is one of the reasons why the streets all around the world are so dirty and stinky.

I insist on the fact that, due to the rampant and aggressive selling of unnatural products in these modern times, the cheap price of the ingredients is usually the main element that is taken into consideration when making such foods. As the title of an old and popular song say "Anything goes". This goes in hand with the fact that some elements like dry blood, which is scraped of the floor of slaughterhouses from all over the world, and which is full of adrenaline toxins that invade the blood current of the terrified animals in the instant they are going to be slaughtered. The wastage which comes from dead fish banks is used in the same manner, and in massive quantities.