by Cat Lane | Oct 12, 2012 | Blog, Nutrients A-Z
The facts about protein – this is a re-print of an old article I did for my yahoogroup, in it’s heyday..but the facts are solid and we have an entry point for going deeper into exploration on the topic.The core components of a healthy and balanced home... Read more
by Cat Lane | Sep 25, 2012 | Blog, Herbs for Dogs
In my work with animals I am often asked what herbs people should get for a “start-up” kit – not exactly First Aid, which entails specific items for emergencies, but a general kind of “what herbs (and in which form) should I buy or make to get going with helping... Read more
by Cat Lane | Jul 30, 2012 | Blog, Canine Nutrition, Recipes
Well, not necessarily cookie per se, but every weekend at ThePossibleCanine, I’ll be sharing one of my own, or one of my reader’s favorite treat recipes. Everyone who knows me and my work in nutrition, knows I am not a fan of a lot of carb-based, high... Read more
by Cat Lane | Jun 1, 2012 | Blog, Canine Health Conditions
Ah – summer. And along with the great weather and days at the beach and gardening and all the good stuff, we have – these guys… …and with them, inevitably, to one degree or another, comes this. this and this No one is happy, least of all your... Read more
by Cat Lane | May 19, 2012 | Blog, Recipes
This morning I am pleased to share a recipe from a good friend and former student of mine, Ellyn Grubbe of Denmark. Ellyn completed both my Basic Nutrition course and the Advanced Canine Nutrition programme at CASI, has been a keen nutrition student as long as... Read more
by Cat Lane | May 17, 2012 | Blog, Canine Nutrition
Some rules are made to be broken. This one, I want you to take a closer look at. And see what you think is best. The Boston Terrier is one of many breeds prone to hypothyroidism; correct dietary iodine levels are essential for thyroid health, and many home made diets... Read more
