As with humans, pets also require a balanced diet but it doesn’t have to be balanced in 1 setting but rather in an overall weekly meal plan. As a current raw diet advocate and as evidenced in the blog “Pottengers Cats”, I feel that the best diet for your pet is as natural and balanced
There are many benefits of adding coconut oil to your dog’s diet. Benefits of Coconut Oil Although this is based on anecdotal evidence, some of the benefits to giving your dog a NON-HYDROGENATED coconut oil are: Improves energy levels and mental sharpness Aids in arthritis and ligament issues Can help in the reduction of allergy
Why are we required by law to vaccinate our pets against rabies? Rabies is a disease caused by a virus that can affect all mammals including humans. Rabies is passed from one animal to another when saliva enters the bloodstream through an open wound, for example, when a rabid animal bites another animal or person.
The main active ingredient in turmeric is curcumin which can help heal wounds by decreasing inflammation and oxidation. It also lowers the body’s response to cutaneous wounds.
The benefits of raw Apple Cider Vinegar: Rich in vitamins Minerals Potassium The benefits of adding this to your pet’s diet: Reduces common infections Aids whelping Improves stamina Prevents muscle fatigue after exercise Increases resistance to disease Protects
Did you know that honey can be a good addition to your pet’s diet? Sugar on the other hand, which you will likely find in many commercial dog foods, has negative health effects and is not recommended.
Do you want to occupy your dog with a healthy treat when you are expecting company? Do you need some ideas on what to stuff your Kong or hollowed out marrow bone with? Look no further
1 Banana ½ cup of all-natural Peanut Butter (make sure there is no Xylitol) ½ cup of Vegetable stock 1 cup of wheat flour In a mixing bowl, mash the banana.
