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Natty Nootz 5 min read
Why Certified Organic Pet Nutrition Matters for Dogs & Cats

Learn why certified organic nutrition is the gold standard for dogs and cats. Understand the difference between “organic,” “natural,” and “human grade,” and discover how choosing organic treats supports your pet’s health and the planet.

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Natty Nootz 11 min read
Raw vs Cooked vs Freeze-Dried Beef Liver for Dogs & Cats

Beef liver is a powerful whole-food boost for dogs and cats—but how you prepare it matters. This guide compares raw, cooked, and freeze-dried liver so you can choose the cleanest, safest, most realistic option for your home.

Organic beef liver for pets sliced on a cutting board — nutrient-rich whole-food ingredient for dogs and cats.
Natty Nootz 13 min read
Organic Beef Liver for Dogs & Cats: Benefits, Safety & How Much to Feed

Organic, grass-fed beef liver is one of the most powerful whole-food additions you can make to your dog’s or cat’s bowl. Learn how it supports skin, coat, energy and immunity—and how to feed it safely without overdoing vitamin A.

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Natty Nootz 13 min read
Raw vs Cooked Dog & Cat Food: A Complete Guide to Nutrient Retention & Real-World Feeding

Raw, cooked, freeze-dried or kibble — there is no single perfect diet for every dog or cat. This guide explains how different processing methods affect nutrients, where raw truly shines, how gentle cooking can still support excellent health, and why kibble is balanced yet highly processed. Learn how to use organic, whole-food toppers to elevate whatever you already feed.