SPECIES APPROPRIATE NUTRITION
He's a Dog, Feed Him Like One!
Of course, if this is what you're taking to obedience class, grain-filled kibble is fine. Otherwise, read on!
The case for feeding raw foods
Visit Riveriene Farms, a German Shepherd Dog kennel, where only the raw diet is fed and learn about Canine Holistic Nutrition.
Jan Fowler manufactures a home made pre-mix with organic ingredients and herbs. The food is very easy to prepare and dogs love it. It's easily digestible even for sensitive dogs with colitis, IBD and bladder stones. Dog thrive on it; their coats shine, they're full of healthy energy and they show excellent muscle tone.
Jan also carries organic alfalfa, kelp, wild salmon oil capsules and treats. And everything is 100% guaranteed.
I've gotten great service from her Pegasus Pet Foods and wholeheartedly recommend them. Visit the website or give them a call at 1-800-733-8093. If you want to know more about how others of her customers feel about this great product, go check out her
testimonial page.
testimonial page.
Omega 3's, found in flax seed oil, salmon and fish body oils are crucial to your dog's health.
Dog Eat Dog: What's really in petfood?
Carol Gravestock-Taylor's disconcerting article on what may actually be in many processed petfoods is shocking and may change your mind about the way you feed your dog.
Since I had to hunt this down after my original link disappeared, here are 'two' websites where you can find Dog Eat Dog. I'm not losing it again!
Now that you're all upset over what you may find in processed petfoods, head on over to Mary Straus web pages. She has put up a great site on the various ways of feeding our dogs. She is continually adding to it and the site just gets better all the time. You'll find information on the best kibbles, homecooking and feeding raw. There are recommendations on diets for specific health conditions, recipes for homemade treats and tips on preparing your dog's meals yourself. Check it out!
The odd dog with feathers is from Luniverse.
This page was last updated on: October 7, 2004
