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Hello Friend,
Last night's webinar went over well. We covered a lot of new information, and some of my recommendations on feeding your dog have changed. A special Thanks to those of you who stuck around till the end!
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| Is it OK to keep changing my dog's food, or should I stay on the same diet all the time?
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Diet rotation involves varying your dog’s food- typically weekly, but can be daily or monthly..
Reasons why you should consider this..
We don’t know the *exact* nutrients every dog should have all the time..some have too much of some nutrients, others won’t have enough..
Toxins in pet foods- specifically aflatoxins, toxins in the food resulting in deaths from current imported Jerky treats, and melamine in food during the pet food recall
Ingredients from countries with less stringent regulations- not all manufacturers are ethical, and may do things to save, such as not being as hygenic, or putting on 'contaminated' wheat
Concerns around meal/by products- this can include the 4 D's- diseased, dying, dead and disabled animal meat products in the food
Preservatives, still much of the food is chemically perserved, and these may be harming your dog
Carbohydrates are increasingly linked to disease- such as obesity, diabetes, and speeding cancer progression
By rotating your switching dog’s food, the unhealthy consequences can be minimized.
Not every dog
Some dogs have difficulty with changes, or specific medical conditions ( ie food allergy, IBD). These dogs need to keep a uniform diet.
My personal take is that it’s risky to keep feeding the same food all the time.
I feed my dogs kibble, a stew once or twice a week, plus raw once a week- more often now it’s defrosted chicken backs
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Veterinary Secrets Pet of the Day!
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Bes, my intelligent and handsome 1 year 4 month old Egyptian Mau. Love him to pieces! I even grind chicken breast meat, freeze it by the cup, and take it out as I need it, and bake it. Then, I cut it up in little pieces, and keep in the fridge for treats.
Soooo much healthier than store bought treats. ~Kristina :-)
P.S. Bes does not have free reign of the outdoors. Only goes out with his mamma.
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| Dog and Cat Words of Wisdom...
'A good head and a good heart are always a formidable combination.'
Nelson Mandela
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| Heal Your Pet At Home!
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P.P.S. RIP Nelson Mandela. Someone we can all admire, and be proud of. An incredible man.
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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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