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Cooking Course Starts Next Week

Cooking Course Starts Next Week

Hello, Readers! This is just a quick reminder that the Cooking Course starts next week- the most comprehensive course of its type you will find anywhere - with information far beyond using the NRC values, and including food science,wet vs dry methods of cooking,...

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Orange Veggies Part Two

Orange Veggies Part Two

As promised, this entry will evaluate three other commonly used orange veggies that may or may not be a good fit in your individual dog's diet. We looked at sweet potato versus yams in the last article,  and now let's take a peel at  the every popular pumpkin, at...

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Orange Veggie Differential

Orange Veggie Differential

Good day readers - I'm just dropping in quickly today to offer you a little information, something I had promised for a while, but seems extra important now we are launching the Home Cooking Tutorial in March.  It's a little series on some foods we home feeders use...

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Update on my Injury/Return to Work

Hello readers, this will be a very short post as I am typing lying down and that is one slow process. Many, but not all of you follow my Page and/or Timeline on Facebook, and are aware I suffered an excruciating back injury two weeks ago, that resulted first in...

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Top Twelve Herbs for Dogs – Updated

Top Twelve Herbs for Dogs – Updated

As I sit down to write this, it is the day we set our clocks forward "for spring" and I am gazing out my ground floor window at snow that comes higher than my ledge, and more coming down. It is hardly springtime in my part of the world - yet! but I am thinking ahead...

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Astragalus

Astragalus

Astragalus  (Astragalus membranaceus) Family: Fabaceae (legume family) Part used: root The roots are harvested from three- or four-year-old plants for maximum potency and sliced thinly. Once dry, they look like cream-colored tongue depressors. Also available in...

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