Contributed by Eric Swanson While we humans realize the importance of whole foods, we have been sorely neglecting our best friend – the dog. We mostly have been feeding them store-bought dog food manufactured by companies with huge marketing budgets. While some may be good, in many cases they turn out to be meat […]
Feeding dogs and cats a raw or other homemade pet food diet, has been growing in popularity for the past decade. What could be more natural than feeding them wild game? Their wild cousins hunt and eat wild animals, such as deer or rabbits. With a little help from you, nature can serve up a […]
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Cancer is all too common in dogs and it’s the leading cause of their death. By some estimates, there’s a one in three chance your dog will be diagnosed with cancer. Some types are more common than others. That makes cancer prevention as important to them as it is to humans.
Nothing prevents snuggling with our dog like bad breath (Halitosis). These homemade muffin dog treats are a specifically formulated recipe, designed to naturally freshen your dog’s breath with natural deodorizers and holistic digestive aids.
Making your homemade pet treats more festive can start with holiday theme shapes, but you can also ‘spruce’ up treats. They make great gifts for the pet-lovers on your list, including pet-sitters, dog walkers, groomers, etc. They’re also fantastic fundraisers.
By Veselina Dzhingarova We never like to admit it when our beloved dog is getting older. We remember them fondly as puppies and enjoy their various stages as they get older, but their later years are filled with concern. However, it is of vital importance that you acknowledge both when your dog is getting up […]
Homemade gelatin food allows us to easily mix a variety of nutrients, supplements or medication together. The following recipe is specific to fish, shrimp & snails, but may be adapted for any animal. Choose ingredients that most benefit the animal being fed and simulate the wild diet when possible.
Posted in Natural Aquariums, Natural Pet Nutrition, Recipes Tags: aquarium, fish, fish food, homemade pet food, pet food 6 Comments »Vegetables are obviously an important part of the herbivorous and omnivorous diet. Feeding your pet a variety of nutrient-dense, easily-digested vegetables and herbs can have a delightful impact on their overall well-being, health conditions, breeding, and growth.
The health and vitality of grazing/foraging animals has been failing. Several experts believe that’s due to a lack of naturally-sourced nutrients and therapeutic variety. Horses, cattle, sheep, goats and other grazers have been feeding on fast-growing grass planted in nutrient-deficient soils. Plants labeled as ‘weeds’ have been killed off to accommodate efficient grass growth.
Posted in Holistic Pet Care, Natural Pet Nutrition Tags: farm, holistic pet care, horse 4 Comments »By Alex Paul Dogs are man’s best friend, but they don’t like the carbohydrate-filled, unnatural diets fed to them. High-quality dog foods – for the most part – are super expensive, yet many of them don’t provide your pup with ample protein for optimal performance. And protein is the key to a healthy diet for […]
