[other] I've recently started to work on my dog treat company and a few people have said the Paleo community would be interested. How can I get the message out without feeling like "Paleo pet treats" is a scam taking advantage of some of the latest trends?

I've been making single ingredient dehydrated dog treats with my gf for a while for our dogs but last fall we started making them for friends and selling online. A month ago I lost my job so I've decided to make a go at doing it full time.

Everyone loves our treats, and one of our motivations for starting the company was that treats are either filled with sugar, corn startch, wheat flour etc. The single ingredient treats that are out there are crazy expensive, particularly if you have more than one dog like we do with our three.

A few people have mentioned that our philosophy of single ingredient treats and only using meat not veggies or anything else (we feed our guys raw prey model).

I also eat somewhat Paleo myself (more of the 4 hour body slow carb which is fairly similar) and whenever I see something that's "Paleo Certified" it makes me cringe because a lot of the time it's just marketing to those that are naive or have heard that Kobe Bryant does Paleo but would never do a Whole30.

What are your thoughts?

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