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The ingredients in your own meals are no longer just people food. Share them with your best friend!
Nobody keeps us company in the kitchen as faithfully as our dogs. As patiently as dogs wait, they are often disappointed by their same boring bowl of food, which is missing many important nutrients. The wait is overhere comes CHOW!CHOW shows you the benefits of more than 100 foods that can be simply added to the dog bowl or combined with a few other ingredients to make a quick meal loaded with real meat, healthy fats, and antioxidants. Each simple recipe is accompanied by information on the powerhouse of nutrients that work to keep your pet happy and healthy.
Think your dog wont eat a blueberry? Try providing it frozen, cut in half, or dried, and even an old dog will start learning new tricks. Whether its scraps from the cutting board or a low-calorie meal, your dog will love you even more when you provide something better in the bowlwith CHOW!
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TO RALEIGHOne Quarter Dog, One Quarter Girl, One Quarter Boy, One Quarter Squirrel. 
As pet owners, we are fortunate to be in charge of the refrigerator and pantry. Every day we can choose from hundreds of favorite foods; sometimes those food choices are healthy and other times they fulfill a hankering for something tasty. Down on the floor, our four-legged family members salivate and wait for a share and we say, No, this isnt for you. Instead our dogs eat the same food day after day because were told to never give dogs people food. Thousands of years ago, dogs began walking beside us because we offered a source of food, shelter, adventure, and friendship. Today we provide our dogs with daily walks or a day at dog day care, comfortable beds (or couches) to sleep on, and, in some cases, jackets and sweaters to keep them warm and dry. Unfortunately, when it comes to food, weve outsourced our responsibility in caring for our pets.
In exchange for convenience, our pets are living shorter lives, requiring more medical care, and carrying excess weight. With half of our dogs developing cancer today, the question has to be asked, What are we doing wrong? Its not that commercial foods are necessarily causing cancer; they simply cannot do enough to prevent it. Whats missing? Fresh food filled with enzymes, antioxidants, wholesome protein, less carbohydrates, and natural vitamins and minerals rather than synthetic versions. Just as weve opened our hearts to dogs, its time we opened our refrigerators as well. Weve all been warned by the pet food industry and our veterinarians to never alter our dogs diet and to beware of upsetting the balance of nutrition in commercial pet foods. But there is room in the bowl for fresh foods.
This book will make it easy for you, with simple, quick recipes using the foods you already incorporate into your own meals. Each food in this book has multiple reasons to share it with your dog; collectively they aim to provide variety, nutrition unrepresented in the commercial foods, and convenience for you while lengthening the years you spend with your faithful companion. The bonus for your dog is new flavors, real nutrition to protect your pets health, and generous serving sizes. Real food makes the best CHOW! Fresh foods contain around nine times the moisture of dry foods. The water content is calorie-free volume, allowing a larger portion size and lower calorie count than calorie-dense commercial dry foods. Dont be afraid of the portion sizes; the recipes include serving sizes that you can match to both the weight and energy level of your pet.
Most active dogs fall right smack dab in the middle of the serving size listed which covers the range of inactive to extra active dogs.
Its a lot of math, but Im a nerd. The results were surprising and led me to believe that the complete and balanced formula referred to so often by pet food companies and veterinarians is often incomplete. The most surprising discovery was that there is no reason to fear fresh food; theres more than enough room in the bowl for natural sources of proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. For pet foods to be truly complete, they should represent everything that your dog needs to be healthy. The absence of an omega-3 fatty acids requirement is only the beginning. The NRCs research clearly explains how these fats help with neurological development, improve overall health, and reduce inflammation.
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