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Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Bad Eats: Foods that are dangerous for your dog
There is a misconception about “People Food”. Many companies would lead you to believe that somehow a cereal is more natural and balanced for a dog than table scraps. Well, more likely, if you eat well, your food is far more superior to dog food for you and your dog. It is for this reason I began looking into dog nutrition, began teaching classes, and eventually started my own food company. Not pet food but food for pets. There is a big difference.Unfortunately, there are foods we eat with no negative affects, even positive, that will hurt your dog. So we are going to talk about food your dog should avoid.
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Monday, September 27, 2010
Paw Naturaw Elk Diet for Dogs, Medallions, 3.5-Pound Bag
Exotic protein sources such as elk feed wonderfully especially for dogs with sensitive systems or allergies. The purity and whole food goodness of Paw Naturaw Elk Diet for delights dogs with its superiority in taste and nutrition and eases the minds of caretakers preparing the meals. Paw Naturaw Elk Diet features 100% human-grade ingredients and fresh organic fruits and vegetables. GUARANTEED ANALYSIS: Crude Protein 15% min, Crude Fat 7% min, Crude Fiber 1% max, Moisture 68% max. TRANSPARENCY FOR TRUST: 71% elk meat mixed with 27.5% organic vegetables and fruits and 1.5% vitamin, mineral and organic oil supplements. Paw Naturaw carefully sources wholesome ingredients to mix into its raw diets. Elk diets feature USDA inspected elk processed for human consumption from local farms and ranches in the continental United States. Processing of Paw Naturaw diets occurs in a state of the art, temperature-controlled, production room in its own FDA registered and USDA certified organic factory built to LEED green specifications. HEALTH BENEFITS FOUND FEEDING PAW NATURAW: 1. Shinier, softer, and healthier hair or coat, 2. Brighter and clearer eyes, 3. Cleaner ears, 4. Improved skin conditions, 5. Bad breath disappears, 6. Reduces gas, 7. Stools shrink in size and become more biodegradable, 8. Energy and vitality increase, 9. Instinctual senses sharpen, 10. Heart and muscle mass strengthens organically, 11. Immune system functions improve its ability to fight off diseases and infections, and 12. Visits to the veterinary clinic diminish as the body holistically corrects itself of which reduces medical expenses over the course of your pet’s life. ABOUT PAW NATURAW: Paw Naturaw is a family-founded and -operated business with members dedicated to operating a socially responsible company according to a quadruple bottom line of pets, people, planet and profit.Price:
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Royal Canin Dry Dog Food, Maxi Large Breed Puppy 32 Formula, 35-Pound Bag
This fomulation contains the best in nutrition for your large breed puppy to develop properly. Complete and balanced nutrition for large breed puppies up to 15 months old (reaching 55 to 100 lbs. at adulthood). Specially formulated with a growth management program, digestive safety, and joint maintenance. Growth Management: Up to the age of 15 months, large breed puppies will increase their birth weight by 70 times. Too much energy from fat can contribute to the acceleration of muscle and tissue development without corresponding skeletal growth. This imbalance can lead to potential skeletal problems. Higher protein levels (32%) from chicken and lamb to ensure optimal energy for growth while offering all the protein your puppy needs to build strong bones and muscles. A balanced calcium and phosphorus contents helps to build a solid skeleton and healthy teeth. And natural sources of glucosamine and chondroitin promote sound joint development. Joint Maintenance: The large dogs body weight combined with an active temperament puts their joints under stress day after day. A food rich in the antioxidant vitamins E and C associated with natural sources of Glucosamine and Chondroitin help protect the joints. Complement the fragile immune system of the large breed puppy. Immunity Booster: A unique combination of natural ingredients helps guarantee maximum digestive safety for those sensitive pups. Mannan Oligosaccharides (yeast extracts) may also help to build the puppys natural defenses by increasing the quantity of antibodies and promote the development of beneficial intestinal flora. Ingredients: Chicken meal, brewers rice, chicken, ground yellow corn, beet pulp, chicken fat (preserved with mixed tocopherols), natural flavor, brewers dried yeast, fish meal, powdered cellulose, fish oil, sodium caseinate, dried egg product, chicory extract, DL-methionine, potassium chloride, monosodium phosphate, choline chloride, calcium carbonate, L-lysine, salt, zinc proteinate, vitwPrice: $61.99
Wellness CORE Grain-free Dry Dog Food, Ocean Recipe, 26-Pound Bag
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Saturday, September 25, 2010
Dog Diet The Right Food For Your Dog
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The Importance Of A Dog's Diet
How Your Dog's Diet Affects Outputs
A Dog's Diet Influences Oral Health
Dog Food: Thoughts For Consideration
Guidelines To Choose A Healthy Dog Diet For Your Pet
Tips To Consider When Determining Your Puppy Dog's Diet
Dog Food: Nutritional Information
Where to Find Nutritious Dog Diet
Dog Food: Understanding Ingredients
Dog Food: Food Requirements
How To Know If Your Dog's Diet Contains Enough Fatty Acid
The Role Of Calcium In Your Dog's Diet
Dog Food: Chicken In Dog Food
Dog Food: Taurine In Dog Food
Glucosamine In A Dog's Diet
Green Bean Dog Diet
Benefits Of Fiber In Your Dog's Diet
Are Supplements Good Additions To Your Dog's Diet
Does Your Dog's Diet Need To Include Supplements
The Significance Of A Feeding Plan To A Dog's Diet
Protein And Kidney Failure From Your Dog's Diet
Dog Food: Poisonous Foods
Dog Food: Choice Is Important
Dog Food: Which To Buy
Dog Food: Don't Go Cheap
Dog Food: Read Labels
Dog Food: Commercial Or Premium?
Dog Food: Buy Premium
Your Dog's Diet: Canned Dog Food vs. Dry Kibble
Dog Food: Obesity
Don't Use Table Scraps On Your Dogs Diet
How Treats Affect Your Dog's Diet
The Raw Dog Diet
Senior Dog Diet
Vegetarian Dog Diet
Make A Natural Dog Diet At Home For Better Health
When to Change Your Dog's Diet
The Best Way To Switch Your Dog's Diet
When To Stop Your Dog's Diet
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Friday, September 24, 2010
raw dog food updated
If humans can't eat it, then why would we feed it to our dogs? If you are reading this article, you probably want to take the best care of your best four legged friend. Why would you want to feed old faithful pet foods that are laden with contaminated animal remains? Yup, all the "meaty goodness" that your dog is supposed to go wild for, in reality comes from dying and diseased animals. All parts are used in the frankenkibble produced by the commercial giants, including, "tongues, esophagi, nails, claws, feathers, beaks, tendons, lungs with pneumonia and other diseased and cancerous meat - nothing goes to waste in the name of profit. You may even find blood and fecal wastes. These are all listed on the label as byproducts which are found in moist as well as dry pet foods." Can anyone say, gag me with a spoon?
Think about it for a second: a wolf in the wild gets hungry, goes hunting, catches and eats a rabbit. The most obvious difference in the wolf's meal and my dog's kibbles n' bits is that the rabbit is not cooked or processed in any way. For all intents and purposes the food the wolf is eating is living when the wolf eats it, the realization of which at first might make you a bit queasy. If you are anything like me, the thought of feeding your dog a live rabbit might freak you out a bit and make you wonder how safe it is to feed your dog raw meat, but that's just how nature intended your dog to eat. Not only would the wolf have eaten the rabbit, but also the contents of the rabbit's stomach, which would likely include a mix of grasses, leaves, fruit, nuts and other raw foods loaded with enzymes. My dog, Dingo, is an Australian Cattle Hound and I just know he would be overjoyed to chase a rabbit around, and would likely be able to stomach a Thumper happy meal, but I certainly wouldn't be able to. Very few of us are going to want to start feeding our dogs live rabbits! So what then? How can we feed our dogs in a way that is closer to the diet nature intended for our canine cohorts?
Quite possibly, the answer is the B.A.R.F. (Bones And Raw Food) diet for dogs, which was recently popularized in a book by Dr. Ian Billinghurst. While the name may seem unfortunate at first glance, the B.A.R.F. diet has nothing to do with puke and is being discussed in the most active dog related newsgroups and forums. Simply put, the diet consists of feeding your dog a diet of raw foods rich in protein, such as meat, dairy, and eggs, as well as raw bones with vegetable meal being added in to balance out the nutritional value of the meals. Not only will you be feeding your dog higher quality food, closer to the diet it evolved to eat, but you will also be helping your pet to restore and revitalize its health in countless ways! A raw food diet will help your pet better assimilate minerals, vitamins will be more bio-available for absorption by the body, natural antioxidants, amino acids, and natural digestive enzymes are all still present and not destroyed by heat or chemicals. All of these things will help your dog act younger and will help prolong Rover's lifespan.
But you might ask, will my dog possibly get sick from eating raw meat? Good hygiene is important when handling any raw meat for humans and dogs alike. So long as proper handling and storage techniques are used, most healthy dogs can tolerate small amounts of bacteria such as Salmonella or E. coli without any problems. It is important also to make sure that the meat and bones you purchase for your dog are organic and free of chemicals and preservatives. Remember, the goal is to provide a diet most similar to the diet your dog would have had thousands of years ago, the diet its body was designed for. It should be noted though, that while most dogs can tolerate a raw food diet, and in fact thrive on it, some dogs with compromised immune systems might do better just to switch to an all organic diet, rather than going totally raw.
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Think about it for a second: a wolf in the wild gets hungry, goes hunting, catches and eats a rabbit. The most obvious difference in the wolf's meal and my dog's kibbles n' bits is that the rabbit is not cooked or processed in any way. For all intents and purposes the food the wolf is eating is living when the wolf eats it, the realization of which at first might make you a bit queasy. If you are anything like me, the thought of feeding your dog a live rabbit might freak you out a bit and make you wonder how safe it is to feed your dog raw meat, but that's just how nature intended your dog to eat. Not only would the wolf have eaten the rabbit, but also the contents of the rabbit's stomach, which would likely include a mix of grasses, leaves, fruit, nuts and other raw foods loaded with enzymes. My dog, Dingo, is an Australian Cattle Hound and I just know he would be overjoyed to chase a rabbit around, and would likely be able to stomach a Thumper happy meal, but I certainly wouldn't be able to. Very few of us are going to want to start feeding our dogs live rabbits! So what then? How can we feed our dogs in a way that is closer to the diet nature intended for our canine cohorts?
Quite possibly, the answer is the B.A.R.F. (Bones And Raw Food) diet for dogs, which was recently popularized in a book by Dr. Ian Billinghurst. While the name may seem unfortunate at first glance, the B.A.R.F. diet has nothing to do with puke and is being discussed in the most active dog related newsgroups and forums. Simply put, the diet consists of feeding your dog a diet of raw foods rich in protein, such as meat, dairy, and eggs, as well as raw bones with vegetable meal being added in to balance out the nutritional value of the meals. Not only will you be feeding your dog higher quality food, closer to the diet it evolved to eat, but you will also be helping your pet to restore and revitalize its health in countless ways! A raw food diet will help your pet better assimilate minerals, vitamins will be more bio-available for absorption by the body, natural antioxidants, amino acids, and natural digestive enzymes are all still present and not destroyed by heat or chemicals. All of these things will help your dog act younger and will help prolong Rover's lifespan.
But you might ask, will my dog possibly get sick from eating raw meat? Good hygiene is important when handling any raw meat for humans and dogs alike. So long as proper handling and storage techniques are used, most healthy dogs can tolerate small amounts of bacteria such as Salmonella or E. coli without any problems. It is important also to make sure that the meat and bones you purchase for your dog are organic and free of chemicals and preservatives. Remember, the goal is to provide a diet most similar to the diet your dog would have had thousands of years ago, the diet its body was designed for. It should be noted though, that while most dogs can tolerate a raw food diet, and in fact thrive on it, some dogs with compromised immune systems might do better just to switch to an all organic diet, rather than going totally raw.
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