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Those of you who frequent my blog you will know I am a big advocate of Natural and Organic foods, not only for our pets but for ourselves as well. Castor and Pollux has a whole line of foods perfectly designed for all types of pets. Not only are there cat and dog foods in their line, but there are specific foods for puppies/kittens, as well as the overweight pet, senior pet, small breed dog, and more!
Today I would like to challenge those of you who feed your pets non-natural or non-organic foods to make the switch and see if you can notice a difference in your pet's health. We will call it the Castor and Pollux Challenge. The winners will receive vouchers for 15 lbs. of free pet food from Castor and Pollux--Natural Ultramix and Organix--as well as a very handy travel food bowl from MANKINDdog. One winner will get a super duper Kurgo travel bowl! This will be perfect for Holiday travels! Details about how to enter are below.
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These man-made ingredients often include artificial flavoring, preservatives, food coloring, fillers, etc. Our bodies and our pets' bodies are not accustomed to processing these kinds of products and can inflict nasty side effects as a result. One such repercussion includes weight gain, which as we all know is an extremely big issue in the U.S. A great deal of it may be a result of all the synthetics we are eating, us and Fido.
Natural pet and human foods do not contain any artificial ingredients and are made from all natural products. However, in many 'so-called' natural foods, the meat source may still include hormones or antibiotics that were given to the animal to help it grow. Additionally, the animals may have been fed with food that was treated with chemicals which henceforth are absorbed by the animal and are then transferred to the food. Organic foods on the other hand, contain entirely organic ingredients meaning no added preservatives; all ingredients are hormone-free, and chemical free. Therefore, going entirely organic is the best choice, however, I definitely understand sometimes it is difficult. Organic foods are harder to come by, and are typically more expensive.
Lucky for you though, this free pet food giveaway is a great way to start the process, and I highly encourage everyone to take the challenge! If you are concerned about switching your pets to a new diet, the Castor and Pollux website has great information on how to transition your pet to a new type of food. Also for more info, you can follow Castor and Pollux on Twitter and go to their Facebook page to ask questions or read others' comments. Four lucky winners of this giveaway will receive vouchers for 15 lbs of free pet food as well as a handy ManKindDog travel bowl. This travel bowl will be great for visiting family and friends during the holidays. To enter the free giveaway, simply jump on the rafflecopter below.
Don't see the Rafflecopter? It's just hiding again. Click on the post title above and it will get all ticklish and reappear like a giggly child. Sneaky son-of-a-gun!
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But wait! Don't miss out on an extra opportunity to win, with the Castor and Pollux Challenge! All you have to do for consideration is write a testimonial statement about your experience with Castor and Pollux natural or organic pet foods and send it to my e-mail at AllThingsDogBlog@gmail.com. All the best testimonials will be posted on Facebook and our newest All Things Dog Blog contributor, Toni, will select a winner. In addition to the free food, this winner will also snag a stainless steel Kurgo travel water and food bowl with a screw-on, leak-proof lid for convenience during on-the-go meals.
Entries may be submitted via the Rafflecopter, and testimonials should be sent to our email, through Thursday, November 1. Winners will be announced on Friday evening, November 2. One testimonial per person please.
Vouchers for free pet food can be used at any pet store that carries Castor and Pollux products. Click here to find a store that carries the Castor and Pollux brand near you. Good Luck!


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