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I do get this question often. There is nothing inherently wrong with table scraps for dogs or cats. It's the kind and amount of scraps that you feed. I always feed table scraps to my dogs (I am highly allergic to cats) - I have had cats in the past and do have a difficult time breathing. Do not give your cats fat, gravy, cooked bones or anyth… read more

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A good diet for dogs, according to many nutritionists and holistic vets, consist of raw meat, raw bone, raw veggies, essential fatty acids, kelp, alfalfa and Vitamin C. Processed foods are, of course, much cheaper and there are many good, organic foods on the market. But, read the bag. For example, a food that is high in bonemeal has the possi… read more

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I get this question a lot - - What kind of vegetables can I feed my pet? Basically, think about vegetables and plants that grow above ground as a foundation. They might include asparagus, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, dandelion greens, kale, parsley, sprouts, squash, etc. Include fresh herbs in this group, but I would check with a nutritioni… read more

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I can't tell you how often I get this question and how many different answers I get. There is no right or wrong answer. Think about it yourself. Some say it's best if we eat 6-8 small meals a day while others say we should fast once a week. I just researched through three different books from certified clinical nutritionists and they all said… read more

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Dogs love this! 4 cups coconut flour 4 cups filtered water 1/3 cup olive oil 2 eggs 2 tins wild salmon 1 t. tumeric 1 t. garlic 1 t. ginger Dried cranberry essence or finely minced unsulphered sun-dried cranberries Antarctic sea salt and kelp Catnip leaves and flowers Lightly grease cookie sheet with olive oil and preheat oven 350 … read more