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A Comprehensive Guide to Vitamins and Minerals in Various Meat Sources for Canine Nutrition (Part2)
Vitamin A (Retinol and Beta-Carotene) Vitamin A supports essential functions, including vision, immune health, and cell differentiation. In the PMR diet, this vitamin is best sourced from animal products. In its retinol form, vitamin A is highly bioavailable, while beta-carotene from plant sources provides a non-toxic, antioxidant form that dogs can convert if needed. Sources:…
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Moxibustion for Dogs: A Natural Path to Pain Relief and Healing
Moxibustion is an ancient technique rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that involves burning dried mugwort, also known as moxa, near specific acupoints on the body. This method promotes circulation, supports the immune system, and can aid in relieving pain and inflammation. For dogs, moxibustion is gaining recognition as a valuable tool, especially in managing…
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Choosing Healing Over Harm: Embracing Natural Alternatives to NSAIDs for Lasting Relief
Rethinking Pain Management in Dogs: Why Rimadyl and Previcox May Not Be Ideal and How Natural Alternatives Can Help When managing pain in dogs, especially chronic conditions like arthritis or post-injury inflammation, many veterinarians often prescribe NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) such as Rimadyl or Previcox. While these drugs can offer temporary relief, they often come…
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NRC Essential Nutrients: Amino Acids in the Prey Model Raw (PMR) Diet
When formulating a proper raw diet for dogs and cats, especially within the Prey Model Raw (PMR) feeding approach, it is crucial to understand the role of amino acids in the diet. Amino acids are the building blocks of protein, a macronutrient that plays an integral role in numerous biological processes. They are critical for…
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Fat-Soluble Vitamins in a Prey Model Raw (PMR) Diet: Key Considerations and Recommendations
Fat-soluble vitamins are essential organic compounds that differ from proteins, fats, and carbohydrates. These vitamins cannot be synthesized in adequate amounts by the body and must be supplied through diet. The fat-soluble vitamins—A, D, E, and K—play crucial roles in various physiological functions and require dietary fats and bile salts for proper absorption. In this…
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A Comprehensive Guide to Vitamins and Minerals in Various Meat Sources for Canine Nutrition (Part 1)
Proper nutrition plays a pivotal role in the overall health and longevity of dogs, and a significant portion of that nutrition comes from vitamins and minerals present in their diet. For those following a Prey Model Raw (PMR) diet, the key to ensuring that all necessary vitamins and minerals are met is a deep understanding…
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Comprehensive Post-Surgery Food Management for Dogs on a Prey Model Raw (PMR) Diet
Post-surgical care for dogs goes beyond rest and medication—proper nutrition plays a pivotal role in supporting the healing process, reducing inflammation, and restoring strength. For dogs on a Prey Model Raw (PMR) diet, ensuring that they receive the right balance of nutrients tailored to their specific post-surgical needs is essential for a swift and smooth…
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NRC Essential Nutrients: Macrominerals in a Prey Model Raw (PMR) Diet
Macrominerals play a crucial role in maintaining optimal physiological function in dogs. In a Prey Model Raw (PMR) diet, which closely mimics the natural feeding behavior of carnivores, it is important to ensure the correct balance of macrominerals like calcium, phosphorus, sodium, chloride, magnesium, and potassium. Since these minerals cannot be synthesized in adequate amounts…
