This post is sponsored by Wild Calling! and the BlogPaws Professional Pet Blogger Network. I’m being compensated for helping spread the word about Wild Calling! Pet Food, but The Jewish Lady only shares information we feel is relevant to our readers. Wild Calling! is not responsible for the content of this article.

Those of us who cherish our pets like family members are always on the lookout for healthy, safe food. That’s why I’m so excited to learn about Wild Calling!®, a new brand of dog and cat food created by the Petersen family in Greeley, Colorado.

Imagine a company whose philosophy is as follows:

“A 100 percent grain-free, meat-rich diet, Omega 3 & 6 fatty acids. Super food fruits and vegetables, Vitamins C & E. Prebiotics and Probiotics. At Wild Calling we combine the ‘science’ with the beauty of nature and a genuine love for our pets. That’s an artistic idea. We call it ‘The Art of Nutrition’.”

Sound like a dream come true, doesn’t it? Taking their cue from the wild west, the Petersens crafted a line of pet food that’s based on whole proteins, not chemicals, and includes uncommon items like elk, whitefish, turkey, trout, duck and beef. They believe good nutrition means eating foods each day that will give valued pets the vitamins, minerals, and other things they need to keep their bodies strong. It means pets eat foods that give them enough calories to have a healthy body weight. It means pets get enough protein to keep their bodies built up and repair any damage they may have.

This food is made right here in the USA, with attention to quality, and chockfull of the highest quality ingredients: hormone and antibiotic-free meat, poultry, and fish. The rich meats they use help to create an optimal amino acid profile to support healthy muscle growth and increased energy—just what active dogs like Oscar and Charlie crave!

Another very unique feature of Wild Calling! is GlycoEdge. Incorporated into the food, GlycoEdge is designed to provide dogs with consistent energy and a low glycemic diet. The innovative technology combines specific levels of tapioca (quick release), sweet potatoes (moderate release) and Lentils (slow release) to help limit glucose and insulin spike.

Wild Calling! offers dry and canned food that will fulfill all of your pets needs. To find it near you, check out their store locator. In the near future, I’ll be review this food, so stay tuned.

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