Cold Pressed dog food is made using very low temperatures. This low temp method means that cold pressed dog food has the nutritional benefits of raw feeding, but with all the convenience of a dry food. No more waiting for raw food to defrost or worrying that raw ingredients may leak into your fridge while it's defrosting! These are just some of the challenges our customers have left behind as they've switched from raw feeding to our Nature's Harvest cold pressed. Now they just pour and feed.
Our cold pressed dog food is made by carefully mixing the finest ingredients together, before pressing them the authentic way at low temperatures between 42°C - 47 °C for a few seconds.
These lower temperatures help to preserve the heat sensitive enzymes, fibres and all the natural aromas, flavours within the ingredients, producing a food with greater digestibility and nutritional value.
Nature’s Harvest Raw Made Easy Cold Pressed dog food is slowly broken down making it gentler on your dogs stomach and easier on their digestive systems. That's why we always suggest our Nature's Harvest cold pressed food for dogs that are prone to allergies, sensitive stomachs, flatulence or reflux. We've also found that for our more fussy four-legged customers, cold pressed seems to be a hit!
The image below shows how traditional and cold pressed dog foods are broken down. You can see that the traditional dry kibble (on the left) expands and floats whereas the cold pressed (on the right) breaks down without expanding, making it easier to be digested.
Cold Pressing is seen by many dog owners as a simpler alternative to a home-cooked menu that provides your dog with ideal levels of protein; all without having to prepare raw or cooked food every day. Life is busy enough and cold pressed is a fantastic alternative for busy pet parents who want their dogs to enjoy the benefits of raw feeding, whilst saving time and money.
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