BARF Blog: Raise Your Paw for Raw

Sep 17, 2019

Digesting Cooked and Processed Foods

Veterinarians and scientists have told people for a century that an animal’s body produces vitamins and enzymes to compensate for those destroyed by cooking and processing. They conclude that it is healthy to eat cooked and processed food because the animal can produce a supply of pancreatic and stomach fluid to digest the food. They infer that vitamins and enzymes spontaneously appear. Just as money grows on trees.

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• Robert Mueller

Sep 10, 2019

The Origin of Disease

We are industrially, environmentally, dietarily and medicinally poisoning ourselves and our pets into disease. Plenty of evidence exists to support that environmentally pollution is hazardous and creates volatile toxins. We are aware that deficiencies and volatile toxins can cause disease.

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• Robert Mueller

Sep 03, 2019

Swimming Upstream

If you have ever read or studied the lifespan of a Salmon, one lesson that can be learned from salmon is sometimes you have to go against the flow.  Salmon don’t just float merrily along, they fight against the current, swimming upstream. 

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• Robert Mueller

Aug 27, 2019

Advances in Technology

I am amazed at the advances we have made in technology over the recent years. These advances have impacted our lives in many ways. These technological advancements have changed how the world conducts business. I saw on the news that people would rather give up television than their cell phones.  It is almost impossible to find a pay-phone anymore.

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• Robert Mueller

Aug 06, 2019

Overly Processed Foods

In general, the more food is processed, the worse it is for the health of humans and our pets. There is yet another danger, even when we are dealing with organic food - that is the additives. Most of the food made available to both humans, and even more so for pets, have been chemically treated at different stages of production.

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• Robert Mueller

Jul 30, 2019

Enzyme Therapy - A Look Under the Hood

Studying enzyme nutrition has been a passion for me. It has led me to writing a book on the subject. I have studied the dramatic benefits of proper enzyme supplementation.

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• Robert Mueller

Jul 23, 2019

Irritable Bowel Syndrome

IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) is a disease which is difficult to diagnose.  Normally IBS is discovered after a process of elimination. After eliminating other infectious, inflammatory and certain parasitic diseases, a presumptive diagnosis of IBS is suggested. Related to the similar disease in humans, where it is called spastic or nervous colon, this disease affects the large bowel.

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• Robert Mueller

Jul 16, 2019

Is Your Dog at Risk For Heat Stroke?-Pt 2

In 1964, Martha and the Vandellas made the words, “summer’s here and the time is right” a popular household lyric. It must be true because many well-known music artists have sung those popular words over and over throughout the years. It may not be 1964 anymore but summer is here, and for many of us it is HOT! 

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• Autumn Boga

Jul 09, 2019

Bringing Your Dog To Work

Want passionate, productive employees? Bringing dogs into the workplace could be the answer. According to a recent study, dogs in the workplace can boost organizations' performance and bottom line by providing social support, reducing stress, and increasing social interaction.

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• Katlyn Eriksen

Jul 02, 2019

Is Your Dog At Risk for Heat Stroke?

Have you ever heard the expression, “Hotter than the 4th of July”? Where does this expression come from and what does it mean?  According to data from currentresults.com, July is the hottest month of the year for most large US cities. Many of us will find ourselves facing temperatures in the high 80s to high 90-degree range

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• Autumn Boga