
Eating healthy human food and feeding high quality canine nutrition is a constant learning process. I have been eating organic for almost two decades but I recently learned things I didn't know about USDA Organic Certification. Before sharing our survey about organic pet food in October, I thought GMO's were allowed into foods labeled USDA Organic. I was also embarrassed about the emphasis I put on eating only organic human food but that I don't honestly always feed organic dog food and organic cat food. The importance that so many people put on pet food that is made with love in the US was also been a recent eye opener for me. So when I first saw the survey results infographic, I breathed a little sigh of relief. It is always comforting to know that I am not alone.
It truly is wonderful to see through the "Organic: How Much Does It Matter?" infographic that so many dog and cat loving people care about organic food. I appreciate feeling less alone in the world of organic food, especially with all of the confusing organic labels and rules. I enjoy the nutritional learning process and want to continue to be on the cutting edge of the best ways to feed myself and my pets. Castor & Pollux is also committed to innovative high quality food for dogs and cats. Organic and made in the US matters but nutrition excellence doesn't end there. Ingredients like ORGANIX Dog Food, #1 ingredient of free-range chicken and natural sources of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and fiber through added organic brown rice, fresh organic fruit and vegetable purées make a significant difference in a foods nutritional value. Better nutrition is what we all want, for ourselves and our pets. So we keep on learning. I better keep working on feeding my busy brain good food so I can continue to educate myself on feeding my pets only the best too. | Please grab and share the "Organic" infographic; it can help to educate others! And please let us know in the comments what you have learned, still want to know or any other organic food thoughts you have in the comments below. |