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How do you know whether or not your Home Diet is balanced?

In the age of pet food recalls, and concern over the health and quality of commercial food, more pet owners are feeding home diets.

Here are specific nutrients often lacking in home diets:

Inadequate levels of omega 6 fatty acids

Low calcium, and  minerals, such as iodine, selenium, copper, and zinc

Inadequate levels of  vitamins, such as vitamins E, D, and B₁₂

There are real concerns over specific supplements- some human ones contain far too much Vitamin D, and certain childrens chewable multivitamins contain potentially toxic Vitamin D.

Veterinarians claim the ‘evils’ of feeding these home diets…

Chronic diarrhea

Skin disorders

Anemia

Pancreatitis

Depressed Immune function

Neurologic disorders

What can you do?

1.       Ensure that he home diet you feed has these nutrients

 Animal Protein

Omega 6 and omega 3 fatty acids

Minerals  (calcium, iodine, copper, zinc)

Vitamins - water-soluble ( vitamin B₁₂) and fat-soluble ( vitamins D and E)

2.       Feed a varied diet- For example feed the home diet once or twice a week in combination with a ‘balanced’ commercial diet of dry and canned food

3.       Supplement- Add in a species specific balanced supplement designed for dogs or cats

My supplements are designed to ensure that your dog or cat’s home diet is complete, and balanced.

You can get a 50% OFF trial here:

http://www.thedogsupplement.com

http://www.thecatsupplement.com

Heal Your Pet At Home!

 Best Wishes,

 Dr Andrew Jones, DVM

P.S. While I was in veterinary practice, I lost track of HOW many times I was told about the ‘evils’ of feeding home diets to pets.

 Hmmmmmmmm 

 Who really benefits from feeding ‘commercial’ diets?

 Multinational Pet Food Companies..

 They have a LARGE vested interest in YOU feeding their food.

 And being ‘scared’ to NOT feed that ‘dangerous’ home diet.

 Where in reality, we are likely putting are pets at MORE risk from feeding strict kibble…

 Which is leading to epidemic levels of obesity, diabetes, FLUTD, and in my opinion cancer.

 Just HOW healthy can it be if it is in a BAG, and lasts for MONTHS?

 Equate it to your own diet- your dogs and cats are MUCH the same.

 My suggestion..

 Feed a Home Diet at least once a week

 Ensure that it is balanced with my supplement.   Get a 50% OFF trial here:

http://www.thedogsupplement.com

http://www.thecatsupplement.com

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DISCLAIMER: This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace the advice of your own veterinarian. Dr Andrew Jones resigned from the College of Veterinarians of B.C. effective December 1 2010, meaning he cannot answer specific questions about your pet's medical issues or make specific medical recommendations for your pet.

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