05/06/2025
Nature Doesn’t Compromise
Every creature on Earth has a role. A job within the greater system. Wolves cull the weak. Vultures cleanse the skies. Dogs, as carnivores and scavengers, were designed to restore balance by consuming the old, the sick, and the fallen. They are nature’s mop-up crew. But when they are removed from that role, when they no longer eat what they were meant to, live how they were designed to, or serve their ecological purpose, nature notices.
And the first sign that something is wrong shows up in the mouth.
Dogs don’t just eat with their mouths. They explore, interact, and navigate the world with them. The mouth is the gateway to the body, and when it begins to break down with plaque, tartar, infection, and rot, it’s the body’s first cry for help. A warning that it is doing something it was never designed to do.
As Dr. Tom Lonsdale suggests, when animals no longer serve their role, Earth has systems in place to remove them. Disease, degeneration, infertility, and behavioural collapse follow. These aren’t accidents. They’re corrections. Nature doesn’t tolerate long-term imbalance.
What happens when we feed dogs against their design? We see allergies, cancer, joint disorders, digestive dysfunction, chronic inflammation. But before all of it, we see the mouth decay.
The modern dog is sick. Not because dogs are weak, but because we’ve pulled them out of alignment with what they were made for.
Nature doesn't reward disconnection. It reclaims what no longer serves.
Feed your dog as nature intended. With real meat, bones, fur, feathers, skin, and blood. Honour their role. Return them to purpose.
Because when dogs fulfil their role, they don’t just survive. They thrive. And so does the Earth.
Don’t tread on nature. Don’t tread on them.
