Friends who raise pets must be familiar with natural pet food, but what exactly are the characteristics of so-called natural pet food? And how is it different from the ordinary pet food we usually see? Let me briefly introduce to you what natural pet food is.

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　　"Natural" refers to feed or raw materials derived from plant, animal, or mineral sources, such as new types of dog treats. According to the American Association of Feed Control Officials, this means pet food labeled "natural" should not contain any chemically synthesized additives, such as processing aids, artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives. Instead, natural preservatives like vitamin E and vitamin C derivatives can be applied.

　　Natural pet food also consists of whole ingredients such as chicken, beef, vegetables, or meaty bones and fruits, connective tissues or organs, and so on. Products made from heart and liver generally do not exist in natural pet food, although some manufacturers do use them. If used as ingredients, the food should be labeled accordingly.

　　Organic Pet Food = No Chemicals

　　Natural organic pet food does not use antibiotics, hormones, toxic pesticides, or chemical fertilizers, nor does it use chemicals. To have four organic labels on the product, it must meet certain standards set by the National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) marked as "100% Organic," "Organic," "Made with Organic," and "Made with Organic Ingredients," etc.

　　Now that you know the difference between natural organic pet food and traditional pet food, you probably also understand which is more suitable for your pet. The pet mall has various natural organic pet foods, looking forward to your visit.