Zignature only uses natural ingredients in their foods, which means they never contain artificial flavors, preservatives, or colors. They are also free of corn, grain, wheat, soy, potatoes and potato starch. Potatoes have been identified as a high-glycemic binder for dog food and may cause potential problems with diabetic dogs. A food’s glycemic index refers to how quickly a food is turned into glucose and released into the blood stream after being consumed. Zignature only uses low glycemic binders such as whole chickpeas and garden peas.

Last week, we talked about why you should feed your cat a raw diet and this week, we're back with the benefits of raw food for dogs! To outline these benefits we're going to use ANSWERS™ Detailed™ Beef Formula for Dogs as an example. This raw dog food is made with beef, beef heart, beef liver, ground beef bone, beef kidney, chicken eggs, carrots, broccoli, green squash, montmorillonite, fermented decaffeinated green tea (Kombucha), sardine oil, anchovy oil, sea salt, and natural vitamin E. Plus, it comes with a host of benefits:

Pets Global, the maker of Zignature and Fussie Cat, is committed to doing business responsibly by practicing these three core values:

As we discussed in last week's post, this month's featured food, Fussie Cat, is made by Pets Global, which is an independent pet food company with a strong passion for animal welfare. The company’s mission is to create food that is as close as nature intended, while making it reasonably convenient for busy people to use. Being independently owned gives them the freedom to create the best pet food without being hindered by corporate America.