Actually, I do not
recommend a grain free diet be fed as the «total diet» to any healthy breed.
Not exact matches
I also
recommend a healthy homemade
grain -
free diet for dogs as well.
I
recommended your blog to my sister - in - law who has begun a
grain free diet.
For that reason, I
recommend that everyone remove gluten (preferably all
grains) from their
diets for three months to see if their symptoms decline by going gluten -
free.
The basic premise of the book is that people with the above bowel conditions can not digest carbohydrates well and so
recommends a
diet free from: gluten,
grains, lactose and refined - sugar.
Recommending a healthy whole foods, gluten -
free,
grain -
free diet, or Paleo
diet is often not enough; as they do not address the individual biochemical needs of the person.
I
recommend this cookbook for families that want to eat a gluten
free,
grain free, dairy
free, paleo, primal, real foods
diet rich in nutrients.
After talking with my dog groomer, she
recommended a
grain -
free, chicken -
free diet for Jack.
Because of those additives, we
recommend feeding your pooch
grain -
free kibble, a homemade
diet using products found in your pantry and refrigerator, or a raw
diet.
Formulated specifically for large and giant breeds, the Wellness CORE Natural
Grain Free Large Breed Dry Dog Food is a great choice for your Great Dane especially if your veterinarian has
recommended high protein
diet to help build its muscles.
I'd
recommend the salmon formula, personally I had a blue heeler / black lab that died at age 16 with fatty tumors that had been kept at bay given the
grain -
free diet yet stomach sensitivities that Blue caused so TOTW or Fromm are the foods I use from here on out.
Some veterinarians
recommend grain -
free diets for cats who have frequent hairballs.
Since Cheeks are so tiny, a
grain free diet is
recommended.
I would
recommend either a raw
diet or one of the Honest Kitchen
grain free formulas, either Force or Embark.
Since Goldens are so prone to skin irritation, and
grains are common allergens, I
recommend a
grain -
free diet for this breed.
While it is not always necessary to feed your puppy a
grain -
free diet, if your vet
recommends it or your puppy seems to have a sensitive tummy,
grain free puppy food can be a great option!
I
recommend feeding your senior dog a
grain free diet that is lower in protein, higher in fiber and has less Kcals per cup than many of the
grain free foods on the market.
Grain free and all natural
diets are
recommended to keep them lean and from gaining extra weight.
If your pup needs a
grain free diet, this Orijen puppy food is what we
recommend.
I
recommend either a gradual switch to a raw or partially raw
diet or a high quality,
grain -
free canned
diet.
Many experts
recommend eliminating
grains from your dog's
diet if he suffers from anal gland problems, learn more about a
grain free diet.
When I got my cat from the shelter where I was volunteering, the vet
recommended a high protein
grain -
free diet, and EVO was the only one I could find.
My dogs eat a raw, mostly
grain -
free diet... however I do
recommend small amounts of seasonal
grains for dogs needing extra nourishment, protein and bulk.
I
recommend a canned,
grain -
free diet.
For IBD, most vets
recommend a low fat, gluten -
free diet and suggest that owners avoid
grains like oats, wheat, barley, and rye.
I haven't yet been able to get them on a
grain -
free or raw
diet, which is what I normally
recommend for my clients.