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Fresh meat makes your pet smile

Jimbos dave and poppy at work2 If you love your dogs and cats, then give them a treat and feed them some good fresh meat from Jimbos. They love it.

A raw diet gives your pets a chance to chew as they would do if they fended for themselves. It has been found that chewing for cats encourages good teeth and gums and aids efficient gastric digestion. Processed cat foods can include grains and vegetables not found in a raw food or natural diet. Those who believe in a natural raw diet believe it most closely resembles a diet that the carnivorous cat would eat in the wild and therefore may avoid health problems otherwise brought on in the animal’s earlier life. Dogs will eat just about anything, but there’s no denying raw bones and meat are beneficial to growing puppies as well as dogs as part of a balanced diet. Again it’s good for their teeth and aids healthy stools, skin, breath and weight.

Jimbo’s has been around for many years now; you’ll find pottles of Jimbo’s in many supermarkets or order from Dave online, he just loves to hear from you – as does Poppy the dog, who may answer your call. If you happen to be a cat or dog breeder there’s a home delivery service.
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www.jimbos.co.nz Dave Allan, Bombay Petfoods Ltd, Top of the Bombay Hill, Auckland 2340
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