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Natural
Diet: Don't "Just Do It"
By Christie Keith
This is a good place to start if you are
considering feeding your dog on what is known as a “Natural
Diet”. This article gives a good definition and
some very good guidelines to use when considering developing your own
holistic feeding regimen. |
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Performance
Dog Feeding
Arleigh Reynolds, DBM, PhD, DACVN and Jill Cline, PhD
Determining the energy and food requirements of you dog depends on many
factors. This article takes a closer look at the different
feeding requirements based on the work the dog is performing.
Covers the special needs of racing dogs, endurance dogs,
weight pulling, or hunting. |
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First
Rate Food Choices for Fido
By Jennifer Stone
University of Illinois College
of Veterinary Medicine
Not all dog foods are created equal.
Packages labeled “for all stages of
life” are doubtful, since a dog’s nutritional needs
change both with age as well as environment.
For example: with large breed dogs, high energy
foods may cause puppies to grow too fast and potentially cause bone
malformations. Jennifer
Stone offers some solid feeding tips and recommendations to consider
regarding how to properly feed your dog.
Food
Allergies
Drs. Foster & Smith, Inc
Veterinary & Aquatic Services Department
Feeding your dog a diet of rice and lamb may not be helpful at all for
dog owner’s hoping to prevent or treat a food allergy in
their dog. So far
there are no links between breeds and allergies recorded. Learn to tell the
difference between a food allergy and intolerance, the most common food
culprits, and how to properly conduct a food trial.
K-9
Power Products
Nutritional supplements and products for the serious working animal.
Interesting articles pertaining to the health and welfare of hard
working canines.
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