The Acana Philosophy

• Posted on 15 September 2016
• By Dr. Jill Tack
• Posted in acana, biologically appropriate, dog, dry, Food, grainfree, kibble
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Acana meat-based pet foods support their Biologically Appropriate™ concept—that the food your pet eats should mirror the quantity, freshness, and variety of meats that nature-evolved dogs and cats eat. Made with fresh ingredients from local farmers and ranchers, they feature cage-free poultry, nest-laid eggs, ranch-raised meats, and wild-caught fish. And don't leave out the fruits and vegetables—although they do leave out the high-glycemic carbohydrates, vegetable proteins, and synthetic additives.

1. Rich in meat protein and containing up to 75-percent meat, Acana foods offer three times as much as conventional dog or cat foods and are free of plant protein ingredients.
2. High fresh meat inclusion - half the meats included are either fresh or raw.
3. Provide a variety of fresh meats - made from a diverse selection of poultry, eggs, free-range meats, and wild-caught fish.
4. Wholeprey meat ratios - Acana foods not only include meat, but also the cartilage and organs animals eat in their natural diet.
5. Carbohydrate and Glycemic limited - to reflect the low occurrence of these elements in their natural diet.

Join us every Saturday from 12 - 3 p.m. in September to try out Acana and Orijen by Champion Petfoods. And don't forget, Animal Essentials is our feature this month for Supplement Sundays from 12 - 5 p.m.