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January 27, 2021
This post is written by our holistic veterinarian at "I and love and you", Dr. Angie Krause, DVM, CVA, CCRT.
There are many campaigns that discourage people from feeding their dogs kibble, and I get it. Ideally we would all (pets included) eat a diet of whole foods without packaged or processed components. For both people and dogs, this can be unrealistic depending on lifestyle and budget. While I would love to see every single one of my patients on a home prepared, fresh whole foods diet, there are so many reasons why a small percentage of my practice eat this way. These reasons include cost, lack of time resources, food allergies and digestive issues.
If you are feeding your dog kibble, it’s ok. It really is. We are all doing the best we can.
If you want to take your pup’s nutrition to the next level, but you are feeling some level of limitation, I’ve got good news. There are a lot of easy and fun ways to add fresh whole foods to their diet, while not breaking the bank or quitting your day job.
Here are a few strategies I use with my patients.
I’ve got a few other good tips for saving money while feeding your pup a healthy diet here.
When adding food to your dog’s diet here are a few things to consider:
What do you feed your pup? Do you add whole foods to a kibble diet? Leave a comment below!
With love,
Dr. Angie
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