Comments on: Who Else Wants to Know What the Best Calcium Supplementation For Their All Natural Dog Foods and Homemade Dog Food Recipe Is? http://www.doggymeal.com/dog-supplements-2/ Healthy Foods For Your Dog Thu, 02 Sep 2010 18:40:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: mclaurek det http://www.doggymeal.com/dog-supplements-2/comment-page-1/#comment-3139 mclaurek det Tue, 06 Apr 2010 11:39:45 +0000 http://www.doggymeal.com/who-else-wants-to-know-what-the-best-calcium-supplementation-for-their-all-natural-dog-foods-and-homemade-dog-food-recipe-is/#comment-3139 Peanut butter Peanut butter

]]> By: soley http://www.doggymeal.com/dog-supplements-2/comment-page-1/#comment-3046 soley Sun, 04 Apr 2010 10:22:44 +0000 http://www.doggymeal.com/who-else-wants-to-know-what-the-best-calcium-supplementation-for-their-all-natural-dog-foods-and-homemade-dog-food-recipe-is/#comment-3046 It was just a week ago, though it seems like longer, that my husband suggested we temporarily try out a vegan diet. (It had something to do with him seeing an old friend who “looked amazing” and said the secret was “going vegan”.) Since Food, Inc., I’ve been leaning toward cleaner eating, so I agreed to try a vegan diet for a week and was happy to have my bacon-obsessed spouse on board. Last weekend, I introduced him to Kalachandji’s, the restaurant inside the Hare Krishna temple on Gurley Ave. in East Dallas. They have a daily rotating buffet of vegetarian dishes that includes a variety of rice, tofu casseroles … fresh spinach, chickpeas, okra, potatoes, soups and a salad bar. The lunch buffet is $7.95 and the dinner is $10.95. I could eat the vegetable curry (Sabji) all day, and the moderately spicy Dahl (soup) made with lentil-type beans is a fantastic source of protein for vegetarians. My favorite was a savory/sweetish chickpea/rice mixture. I also recall loving vegetarian... It was just a week ago, though it seems like longer, that my husband suggested we temporarily try out a vegan diet. (It had something to do with him seeing an old friend who “looked amazing” and said the secret was “going vegan”.) Since Food, Inc., I’ve been leaning toward cleaner eating, so I agreed to try a vegan diet for a week and was happy to have my bacon-obsessed spouse on board. Last weekend, I introduced him to Kalachandji’s, the restaurant inside the Hare Krishna temple on Gurley Ave. in East Dallas. They have a daily rotating buffet of vegetarian dishes that includes a variety of rice, tofu casseroles … fresh spinach, chickpeas, okra, potatoes, soups and a salad bar. The lunch buffet is $7.95 and the dinner is $10.95. I could eat the vegetable curry (Sabji) all day, and the moderately spicy Dahl (soup) made with lentil-type beans is a fantastic source of protein for vegetarians. My favorite was a savory/sweetish chickpea/rice mixture. I also recall loving vegetarian…

]]> By: pever http://www.doggymeal.com/dog-supplements-2/comment-page-1/#comment-2277 pever Wed, 17 Mar 2010 08:53:28 +0000 http://www.doggymeal.com/who-else-wants-to-know-what-the-best-calcium-supplementation-for-their-all-natural-dog-foods-and-homemade-dog-food-recipe-is/#comment-2277 Because it's still a cheap source of protein to bulk cattle up and it makes the carcass of a cow worth something to the cattle industry. Otherwise it would cost a lot to get rid of that carcass and what in the world would you do with all those rotting bones and hooves. Because it's still a cheap source of protein to bulk cattle up and it makes the carcass of a cow worth something to the cattle industry. Otherwise it would cost a lot to get rid of that carcass and what in the world would you do with all those rotting bones and hooves.

]]> By: cande lallan http://www.doggymeal.com/dog-supplements-2/comment-page-1/#comment-1441 cande lallan Fri, 26 Feb 2010 15:20:28 +0000 http://www.doggymeal.com/who-else-wants-to-know-what-the-best-calcium-supplementation-for-their-all-natural-dog-foods-and-homemade-dog-food-recipe-is/#comment-1441 New post, "Homemade Dog Food: Healthy Do-It-Yourself Dog Complete Nutrition Food" - New post, "Homemade Dog Food: Healthy Do-It-Yourself Dog Complete Nutrition Food" -

]]> By: hakowski verner http://www.doggymeal.com/dog-supplements-2/comment-page-1/#comment-1316 hakowski verner Tue, 23 Feb 2010 03:49:16 +0000 http://www.doggymeal.com/who-else-wants-to-know-what-the-best-calcium-supplementation-for-their-all-natural-dog-foods-and-homemade-dog-food-recipe-is/#comment-1316 She might have arthitus. Talk to your local vet. She might have arthitus.

Talk to your local vet.

]]> By: hert grzewski http://www.doggymeal.com/dog-supplements-2/comment-page-1/#comment-966 hert grzewski Sun, 14 Feb 2010 19:01:07 +0000 http://www.doggymeal.com/who-else-wants-to-know-what-the-best-calcium-supplementation-for-their-all-natural-dog-foods-and-homemade-dog-food-recipe-is/#comment-966 Your dog is smart. Those foods are crap. As for dental health: Does a pretzel or cracker leave your teeth feeling cleaner? No! This myth that dogs need kibble to "scrub" their teeth was made up by the kibble industry so you won't feel so bad about feeding your dog over-processed crap day-in and day-out. "Dental health" diets only kind of work because they add a bunch of nasty chemicals to them that clean teeth, but shouldn't be consumed on a regular basis. Go to and set up an account. Go to this page: and use the guide to make sure your dog is getting a balanced meal. The problem with homemade diets is that they tend to be too low in calcium for dogs (especially growing puppies), so this tutorial will help to take the guess work out of it. Make sure that you slowly transition your dog off of kibble and onto real food (take at least a week). If making all of your own food seems like too much work check out Sojos Grain-Free or Honest Kitchen Preference ) because you will be able to pick any raw meat to mix with these and it will be a complete diet. Even if you only feed partly homemade food and part high-quality kibble (think at least Innova, Nature's Variety, Evo, Acana, Nature's Logic, Horizon, Orijen, Merrick, Wellness, Blue Buffalo, Canine Caviar) you will still see the health benefits of feeding your dog real food. Books: http://www.amazon.com/Pitcairns-Complete-Guide-Natural-Health/dp/157954973X Your dog is smart. Those foods are crap.

As for dental health:
Does a pretzel or cracker leave your teeth feeling cleaner? No!
This myth that dogs need kibble to "scrub" their teeth was made up by the kibble industry so you won't feel so bad about feeding your dog over-processed crap day-in and day-out. "Dental health" diets only kind of work because they add a bunch of nasty chemicals to them that clean teeth, but shouldn't be consumed on a regular basis.

Go to and set up an account.

Go to this page: and use the guide to make sure your dog is getting a balanced meal.

The problem with homemade diets is that they tend to be too low in calcium for dogs (especially growing puppies), so this tutorial will help to take the guess work out of it.

Make sure that you slowly transition your dog off of kibble and onto real food (take at least a week).

If making all of your own food seems like too much work check out Sojos Grain-Free or Honest Kitchen Preference ) because you will be able to pick any raw meat to mix with these and it will be a complete diet.

Even if you only feed partly homemade food and part high-quality kibble (think at least Innova, Nature's Variety, Evo, Acana, Nature's Logic, Horizon, Orijen, Merrick, Wellness, Blue Buffalo, Canine Caviar) you will still see the health benefits of feeding your dog real food.

Books:

http://www.amazon.com/Pitcairns-Complete-Guide-Natural-Health/dp/157954973X

]]> By: tsuyosh stow http://www.doggymeal.com/dog-supplements-2/comment-page-1/#comment-961 tsuyosh stow Sun, 14 Feb 2010 15:49:02 +0000 http://www.doggymeal.com/who-else-wants-to-know-what-the-best-calcium-supplementation-for-their-all-natural-dog-foods-and-homemade-dog-food-recipe-is/#comment-961 what was that mix and where do u get it? what was that mix and where do u get it?

]]> By: ers http://www.doggymeal.com/dog-supplements-2/comment-page-1/#comment-907 ers Sat, 13 Feb 2010 06:58:15 +0000 http://www.doggymeal.com/who-else-wants-to-know-what-the-best-calcium-supplementation-for-their-all-natural-dog-foods-and-homemade-dog-food-recipe-is/#comment-907 All dogs even after neutering still have the primal instinct to hump. All you can do is keep saying no in an authoritative voice and hope that he will stop somewhat. Or try a spray bottle on stream and squirt him in the nose. I have 2 dogs one male and one female and they still try and both are fixed. All dogs even after neutering still have the primal instinct to hump. All you can do is keep saying no in an authoritative voice and hope that he will stop somewhat. Or try a spray bottle on stream and squirt him in the nose.

I have 2 dogs one male and one female and they still try and both are fixed.

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