WHAT'S IN YOUR RAW FED BOWL?
ð Boneless Chicken Thighs
ð Chicken Hearts
ðŪ Beef Liver
ðĢ Salmon
ðĪ Chia Seeds (ground)
ðĨŽ Cabbage (boiled)
ðŦ Blueberries
ð Bee Pollen
ðĨ Cucumber
ðĶī Bone Broth
ðĶ Bug Off- Herbal Supplement
ð Manganese, Zinc + Kelp
(this is part of my dog's daily meal; some items were fed earlier in the day)
ðĐ Some additions included in the boys’ meals are not necessary to meet their nutritional requirements, but are beneficial to their overall health & are rotated into their weekly feeding schedule.
⚠️ All raw/cooked meals are balanced following NRC guidelines & my dogs’ specific dietary needs. Please consult your vet before switching your pet’s food & be sure to verify you are meeting all nutrient requirements for your furry friend.
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ðŦ Blueberries are amongst my favourite additions to my dog’s meal because they contain a large number of phytochemicals, including anthocyanin pigments.
ð§Ŧ Studies associate regular, moderate intake of blueberries/anthocyanins with reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, improved weight maintenance and neuroprotection.
𧎠Their anti-inflammatory + antioxidant actions, and beneficial effects on vascular + glucoregulatory function have implications in the aging process, and degenerative diseases/conditions.
ðĐðŽ Phenolics found in blueberries also make them great antioxidants. Oxidative damage from free radicals plays an important role in several diseases- cancer being one. Research suggests that dogs fed blueberries (or other antioxidant rich foods) may be better protected against oxidative damage.
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