First it is important to strive for a variety of foods that will ensure a proper nutritional balance.

Dr. Pitcairn recommends that you stick to the recipes as closely as possible and use fresh or organic ingredients whenever possible.

And if your dog will eat it, use raw meats and fresh vegetables such as parsley, alfalfa sprouts, carrots, and zucchini. Cooked corn, peas, green beans and broccoli are also excellent sources of nutrition. ( Dogs do eat veggies in the wild and this is an important part of their nutrition.

However, take precaution against pesticides and  wash any non organic veggies prior to use)

For optimum canine health, consider:

Daily Multi-Vitamin & Mineral for Dogs


How about a full week of Bones and Raw Food (BARF)?

If raw is your choice you can plan next weeks menu  Click here

Does your dog love chicken, beef or liver?

If so click herefor some free recipes that are sure to please.

Not ready to start preparing raw and natural foods at home? Don't fret. There is an alternative.

Natural Balanceoffers natural raw dog food through premium retailers.

For a complete recipe guide see Dr. Pitcairn's Natural Health for Dogs and Cats

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