Guest guest Posted January 29, 2005 Report Share Posted January 29, 2005 Tony's E-mail just reminded me of a newly learned bit of info that I had been meaning to share with the group. We have off and on had discussions on what is the best way to feed our pets. Many of us have kibble addicts (especially cats) that are suprisingly resistant to our attempts to introduce varied and whole or raw foods to improve their diets. Therefore I am always on the look out for ways to sneak wholesome foods into my cats and I stumbled on something that is working nicely. Most of us have heard of Wysong pet foods. They have a product called Archetype Burgers, they are, to quote the package lable; "complete with non-heated meat, organs, bones, collagen, proteoglycans, pre-, and probiotics and enhanced with phytonutrient and antioxidant-rich fruits and vegetables. They are not heated in any stage of production and are alive with enzymes and probiotic cultures" The freeze dried texture is very accepatable to kibble addicted cats and all of mine (all 9 of them) are really are enjoying this food. I crumble it up and leave it for them to snack on free choice in addition to their regular diet. (Felidae can and dry). Next time you are at the feed store look for Wysong Archetype Burgers and read the lable it is very interesting. But don't forget the introduction of any new food to your pets diet must be done very slowly to prevent gastric upsets. My cats also eat crickets (I raise them to feed my lizards), kefir, fresh home grown wheatgrass and catnip. Kim -------------- Original message -------------- > > > On this retired subject...I have fed my dog Nutro since she was a kid, > she was very well exercised when she was a puppy, and has drank Kefir > and Raw Milk on a weekly basis without problem. Sam-dog loves kefir > and raw milk. She also eats brown rice and veggies on occasion. I even > mix a little CLO in with her food from time to time. She has no health > problems that I know of, and is in fact a very good mannered dog. She > has never nipped at the kids even though they find poking at her eyes > to be fascinating. She rarely has cooked meat and never raw meat > (which will change since I've read many of your posts and researched > what other's feed their dogs.) > > The one thing that takes precedent over proper diet in raising a > healthy, happy dog, is to make sure, as a puppy, they got a lot of > exercise. > > That is one of the few things we did right with Sam-dog. > > Taking care of Sam-dog has been as hard if not harder than taking care > of a baby I'd have to say. > > My friends consider their two dogs and (gasp! How many cats?!) to be > their children and judging by their very cool website, I'd say their > technique has reared a very intelligent dog that can think for > her/him? self... and type too!(IF I didn't know better .) > > www.pelliscastleworks.com > > Tony > MN RAW milk sales legal on the farm. > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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