Since 1995, Timberwolf has produced rotational pet foods that simulate the natural diet of wild canines and felines. Studies have shown that dogs and wolves share 99% of the same DNA. Domesticated dogs have the sharp teeth and short digestive tracts of their wolf ancestors, and are therefore able to metabolize higher levels of animal proteins and fats. Cats, true carnivores, have even shorter digestive tracts than dogs. Animals in the wild naturally gravitate toward raw food sources that will provide the amino acids, vitamins and minerals they need.
Now, more and more pet owners are shunning the over-processed, chemical loaded pet foods on the market in favor of a more natural diet. Whil...
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