The National Research Council of the National Academy of Sciences has reviewed their recommendations for dog and cat nutrition, and published an updated report. The entire 400-page report is available for purchase from the National Academies Press, but the executive summaries have been released as free, easy-to-read, download-able pamphlets in PDF form. Please click on the dog or cat for the download pages:
Since 2003, I've been making natural raw food and treats for my pets, using only fresh raw meat and healthy locally-grown ingredients.
My goal is to help you keep your best friend healthy and happy too.
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Chicken Finger Fan Club #1
Here are just a few of the many happy fans of
Fletcher Lou's Dried Chicken Fingers
who drop by on Saturdays at South of the James Market:
Fletcher Lou's Dried Chicken Fingers
who drop by on Saturdays at South of the James Market:
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Bones For Dinner
People often ask if it's safe to feed bones to their dogs. We've all heard dire warnings about the peril of giving a dog chicken bones, yet the image of Bowzer with a big knuckle bone is a positive picture of a happy dog. Confusing and contradictory, and almost the reverse of reality!
Simple rule: Raw Bones = Good; Cooked Bones = Bad
Simple rule: Raw Bones = Good; Cooked Bones = Bad
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