Why kibble can harm pets: moisture, digestion, lifespan

0:00 I mean, I remember when we started this business, this part of this phase of our business. Anyway, the pet you know, feeding our pets with natural foods and diets and things like that that you know, the customers would complain that the pets food is sitting in a dish in the kitchen, usually a dry kibble food which has no nutrients. There are very few nutrients in it that are in a natural form. Basically it's all comprised of again ultra process components. And that as soon as they walk to the refrigerator, opened the door and took out that package of ground beef for chicken or whatever they're going to prepare for lunch, your dinner or even breakfast, the dog was velk rowed to their leg waiting for something to drop to the floor. The cats that keep pushing them off the counter because they want to get into the food, the real food as well. Now, if we start with the kibble as ultra process super ultra press as in my opinion, and by the way, I also considered kibble cat food basically a violation of animal rights.

1:19 It is actually animal abuse because they can't they have trouble digesting it. It dehydrates them. In their desert animal. They need the moisture that would be in real food. And we know that they cut their lifespan from thirty plus years to you know, maybe ten fifteen for lucky on dogs. Of course, it's the same problem. Dogs should be living twenty years plus up to thirty years and even over that. Now the average lifespan of a dog, if you talk to a veterinarian, is going to be somewhere's between eight and twelve years.