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Raw, living foods, with their natural enzymes intact, are full of nutrients that operate synergistically within the body to promote health and vitality throughout the life of a pet.

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Taking a holistic approach to wellness, BC’s Best understands
good nutrition is essential to optimal health.   

Our pets, like the wild ancestors they evolved from, have adaptations
such as sharp teeth, acidic stomachs and short digestive tracts that have
allowed them to safely and efficiently eat raw meat for thousands of years.
In fact, for 99.9% of their time on earth, most cats and dogs survived
consuming “raw foods” in the form of prey animals and ‘table scraps.’ 

Wanting our pets to not just survive, but to thrive, our team
at BC’s Best understands that all pets are individuals and as such
will have different nutritional needs throughout their lifetimes. 

While not advocating a strict meat-based raw diet for ALL cats
and dogs, we believe the integration of real biologically appropriate
foods into the diet of most pets will be extremely beneficial. 

When foods are eaten whole, vitamins, minerals and other important
plant (phyto-) nutrients act together in complex ways modern
science is only beginning to measure.

"Let your food be your medicine and your medicine be your food."
—Hippocrates, Ancient Greek Physician

Ingredients: 

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BC’s Best Meats come from B.C. range-raised, grass-fed beef
and sheep and organically grown poultry. Free of artificial hormones and antibiotics, all animals are processed at licensed craft abattoir facilities close to where the animals are raised. This adds value to
high quality human grade meats that are currently being under utilized in BC while supporting humane animal production models.


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Blueberries 

High protein, moderate fat, low or no-carb diets--
the basis of all BC’s Best meals—are slowly becoming standard recommendations for animals fighting cancer. 
It is believed that many cancer cells need the sugars from the breakdown of carbohydrates to grow. Beyond this, a wide range of research is now showing the power of various plant compounds at blocking cancer cell growth. Broccoli and red clover sprouts, kale and parsley are some of the superstars in this arena currently included in
BC’s Best
meals.


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Eggs are considered the “perfect protein,” providing all essential amino acids in an easily digestible form. Exciting new research
is showing dramatic improvement in symptoms of arthritis
through the supplementation of eggshell membranes, which
contain glucosamine, hyaluronic acid and other nutrients
essential for healthy joints.


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Kale is considered one of the healthiest foods on the planet.
An excellent source of calcium, iron, manganese, potassium,
vitamins C and K, the plant is like a natural multi-vitamin, jam-
packed with antioxidants and cancer fighting phytonutrients
such as quercetin and sulforaphane. To top it off, it grows
well throughout most of BC and can be harvested year
round in temperate regions.
 


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Natural enzymes are active in living raw foods,
which allow a body to digest and use more of the nutrients…
 

Balanced nutrition is obtained through variety. Using the diversity
of plants grown seasonally within the province, the super-foods
in BC’s Best have been selected because they provide a wide
range of “known” and yet-to-be-discovered health benefits!




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“Funding for this project has been provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and the BC Ministry of Agriculture through the Canada-BC Agri-Innovation Program under Growing Forward 2, a federal-provincial-territorial initiative. The program is delivered by the Investment Agriculture Foundation of BC.”  Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) and the BC Ministry of Agriculture are committed to working with industry partners. Opinions expressed here are those of the BC Association of Abattoirs and not necessarily those of AAFC, the Ministry of Agriculture or the Investment Agriculture Foundation.
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The content is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional veterinarian advise, diagnosis or treatment.