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Best Foods With Kibble
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Zach M
MemberIf everyone here could feed around three “bonus” foods with their dogs kibble, which food would you feed? The foods could be fruit, vegetables, meat, grains, canned food, anything! I just want some input on what you guys would do đ
Zach M
MemberOh, and mine would probably be sardines, kefir, and parsley!
crazy4cats
ParticipantMine would be eggs, sardines and an organ meat such as heart. Yum! Lol!
Zach M
MemberOh I forgot about eggs! And that does sound delicious hehe!
Sandra R
MemberPumpkins, eggs, goat milk kefir
Carol W
MemberSweet potato (my pup loves it), salmon, eggs. I’ve been trying to eat clean lately to help reduce inflammation due to arthritis, and it’s actually working, so I try to give my pup whatever high quality food I’m cooking for myself and keeping the actual dogfood/kibble to a minimum. I always check, of course, to make sure it’s ok for dogs.
Naturella
MemberJust 3?!?! OMG! This is hard! LoL.
I may have to say, almost the same as C4C’s – raw eggs (MAYBE with lightly cooked whites if I have a bigger dog in the future, but for Bruno it wouldn’t make too much of a difference so I feed the whole egg raw), canned sardines including their water/juices (mmmmmmm, Omega Fatty Acids… ), and RMBs (gotta keep the teethsies clean đ ).
But if I could include more, there would be raw virgin unrefined COCONUT OIL (sardines are probably better, hence they made the cut, as they not only have the Omega FAs, but are a meat protein, with some bone for calcium, if I’m lucky a little fish organ left in there too), yoghurt/kefir, goat milk, canned food, dehydrated/air-dried/freeze-dried foods (I’m squishing them in one category), raw organ meats (livers, gizzards, kidneys, HEARTS, tongue, green tripe, whatever I can get my hands on. Yes, I know the heart, the tongue, and the gizzard are muscles. I count them toward the organs.), various fruits and veggies as treats (not in the kibble), and as needed canned plain pumpkin, Perfect Form, and maybe plain brown rice and boiled chicken for extreme tummy upsets.
Zach M
MemberNaturella, I know just three is hard! I have modified my list to canned sardines, eggs, and Kefir. And nice choices everyone!
crazy4cats
ParticipantHey Zach-
I’m curious why you have Kefir so high on your list? What do you think is the biggest benefit? Has it had noticeable improvements in your dog’s health or appearance? I’m just wondering if I need to add it to my list. I’ve added probiotics, but not Kefir. As a matter of fact, I can’t even seem to find it. Maybe I’ll try our new Trader Joe’s.
Btw, I think this was a fun topic.Naturella
MemberZach, yes, just 3 foods really was hard! But fun too, like C4C said!
And C4C, I’m not Zach, but I can remember reading somewhere that an experiment was conducted with people and multivitamin pills vs balanced whole foods and the experiment determined that people get more benefit from the whole foods (vitamin and mineral-wise) than from the pill version. I can try to find the article for reference if someone is interested, but I don’t remember where I read that off the top of my head.
Now, multivitamins are not probiotics and I’m not sure how that will go, and I know Kefir only has like 12-ish strands of probiotic cultures while pills have billions of active dried cultures and what not, but maybe Kefir is more enjoyable to the dog, and it is a natural, real food. But I am curious to see Zach’s response though. This is just my best guess, and I would more often than not try a whole food approach before I resort to pill versions. But I am really interested in the Swanson Soil-Based Organisms though! đ
Dori
MemberSardines, blueberries and kale or broccoli. That’s if I was forced to only choose three. Of course I give them a lot more variety and……..I don’t feed kibble.
Bobby dog
MemberMy favs, and I think Bobby’s too, are homemade broth, lightly cooked lean meats, and lightly cooked veggies from my garden.
Zach M
MemberC4C, I just use kefir for the wide variety of friendly bacteria it contains. There are also some studies that show kefir fights against salmonella, and I supplement with raw so I feel if this is true it will help. Even more benefits include helping protect against allergies, helping the digestive tract, and defending against bloating and heart burn. I feel like there are noticeable differences in her health. And i am glad you like this topic guys!
Nice choices too, Dori and Bobby Dog!Zach M
MemberI am sure somebody probably knows more than I do, and maybe they will come and give you even more info!
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