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September Recipe is UP! Fishy Feast
This is a fish based recipe! No chicken, beef or pork in this one. Remember that extra liver you might have prepped and frozen in previous months - pull it out! This is a PERFECT recipe for those who suspect chicken allergies in their pup. Canned tuna and salmon make up the base of this meal. Easy to throw together in minutes!
September Recipe is UP! Fishy Feast
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NEW RESEARCH SHOWS FRESH DIETS CAN REDUCE GENETIC AGING
I love it when research backs what we already know! Here is a super detailed article (I have highlighted the main points) that proves that a minimally processed diet can "turn off" genes that would normally lead to ageing. Epigenetics is the study of how genes can be turned “on” or “off” without changing the actual DNA sequence. Think of DNA as a recipe book. A dog is born with the recipes, but epigenetics helps determine which recipes get used, how often, and how strongly. Environmental factors can influence these genetic switches, including: • Nutrition • Exercise and body weight • Stress • Toxins and pollutants • Age • Gut microbiome How does it work? One major mechanism is DNA methylation. Small chemical tags called methyl groups can attach to DNA and influence whether a particular gene is expressed. For example: Diet → nutrients/compounds → epigenetic changes → gene activity changes → changes in physiology This is especially interesting in canine nutrition because nutrients such as folate, choline, methionine, B12 and other methyl-donor nutrients participate in pathways that can influence DNA methylation. So, in very simple terms: Genetics is the DNA a dog inherits. Epigenetics is part of the system that determines how that DNA gets used. And importantly, epigenetics doesn't mean that food can magically "change a dog's genes." Rather, nutrition and other environmental exposures can influence gene expression, which can affect metabolism, inflammation, development and potentially disease risk.
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New Classroom Topic - Raw!
I know... I know.... we are in a home cooking community, but I thought I would share this presentation I did a year ago at dog training convention - there are so many myths around raw feeding so I prepared a little narrated presentation to take your though the basics. What is similar to both raw and home cooking is : The Belief in a FRESH WHOLE FOOD DIET, high in quality protein and healthy fats. If you are not a premium member - it's not too late to switch! Enjoy this one!
New Classroom Topic - Raw!
Anal glands
Not a pleasant topic but.. I would take my dog for anal gland expression to the vet every three months or so. I have not had to take her once since switching to your recipes! Stools are consistent, smaller and never runny!!
August Recipe is in the Works - Grab your INSTANT POT!
Another super easy one for you! Grab that instant pot your family gave you for Christmas 3 years ago🤪. This is another fast one pot meal ready in no time. If you don't have an instant pot a crock pot or even just a regular pot will do! I'm also using quicky ingredients like frozen peas and carrots, prepackaged ground turkey, seasonal swiss chard and dried pearled barley. Check back next week to get the full recipe.
August Recipe is in the Works - Grab your INSTANT POT!
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