ABOUT DOG FOOD
AND WHAT WE FEED & RECOMMEND

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 We feed ALL our BICHONS
    small breed FROMM Dog food that has 
No Corn, Wheat or Soy.

* We DO NOT recommend giving a “grainfree” food !!!
                It has been proven to cause heart disease in dogs.


** DRY KIBBLE IS ALWAYS SOAKED IN WARM WATER
for 20-30 minutes for LIFE! 

Add a tablespoon of boiled lean grown beef, chicken, lamb, salmon, or canned pumpkin every day!


    **We also add in their food organic Cod liver oil
& Yogurt or Kefir 2-3 time a week

     You can safely give FRESH chopped GARLIC in their food 
    ¼ teaspoon for every 15lbs of weight-
Great way to prevent fleas and ticks
          

 
 * Daily carrots and healthy fruits
*see bottom of page for list
  *Daily biscuits natural or home made
 *a couple times a week plain yogurt or kefir
 *once a week a raw egg yolk 


We are currently FEEDING FROMM FAMILY DOG FOOD
and adding soft cooked lean organic meats and eggs
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 *FROMMFAMILY.com

DRY/WET DOG FOOD







  There are also a few other brands that I know have great ingredients and that are NOT GRAIN FREE that you could feed.
I just have only used these brands myself and never had any issues. 

  

  IT IS RECOMMENDED to feed LOW OR NO CARBS .

  ** Supplementing with Probiotics and give health treats


  I ALSO SOAK THE DRY DOG KIBBLE IN WARM WATER for 20-30 MINS BEFORE FEEDING .
(just enough to cover the food)

    
*Please do your own research and see what is best for you to feed your family pet!
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But here is great start to help educate you like I did for myself!



            This website and compares ALL dog food 

       www.dogfoodadvisor.com

                       


​          Here are a few more videos that are                                   very helpful : )                                     

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This is where we get most of our ORGANIC
​meats and chews !!
​Raw Paws 

*you can cook or feed a balanced raw diet 



Take and extra 10% Off your Order!

USE MY COUPON CODE WHEN YOU CHECK OUT

Promo code:  TBBICHONS10
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Benefits of Raw Feeding When you feed raw, you’re imitating your pet’s natural, species-appropriate diet, which helps your pet achieve optimal health, vibrancy, and longevity.

Benefits for Pets:

• Improved Teeth & Breath
• Reduced Arthritis & Hip Dysplasia
• Improved Immune System
• Increased Mental Stimulation
• Reduced Risk of Diabetes
• Helps Maintain Ideal Weight
• Reduced Allergies (Skin & Food)
• Less Ear Wax Build Up
• Increased Stamina
• Chewing Enrichment
• Bladder Control

Benefits for Owners:

• Longer, Healthier Pet Life
• Reduced Chance of Disease
• Fewer Visits to the Vet
• Lower Dental Bills
• Less Shedding
• Healthier Stool, Less Odor
• Lessen Bad Breath
• Reduced Flatulence
• Reduced Hyperactivity
• Prevent Fleas & Ticks
• Reduce or Eliminate Prescriptions

AFFORDABLE  Raw Paws
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Small -$2.25/day$1.00/day 
Medium- $5.50/day$2.75/day 
Large- $11.75/day$5.50/day 
XL- $14.50/day$7.25/day 

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What Vegetables Can Dogs Eat? 

published - April 22, 2020 by Your Dog Advisor Staff

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Home Cooked Healthy Dog Food Recipes
*click on link

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DIY HOMEMADE DOG FOOD
click on link

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    PLEASE WATCH THIS EDUCATIONAL VIDEO
ABOUT WHAT FOOD IS APPROPRIATE FOR OUR CANINES

From Best to Worst - My NEW Rankings of 13 Pet Foods

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            The Quality of
      Pet Food ​Ingredients 

10 Human

Superfoods

Pe​rfect for Sharing

with Your Pet
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(click on text to read more)

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Meat vs. Meal
on Pet Food Labeling

What is the difference and what does it mean to your pets and you?

 Meat Fact: Chicken & Lamb are 70% water and only 12%  protein.
Pet food labels found in grocery and mass marketers like to use  Chicken or Lamb to represent real meat. When used without the addition of meat  meals, these protein sources contain 70% moisture, much of which is lost during  cooking. The label leads the consumer to believe that the
product is mostly meat  based when it may not be. Chicken or lamb meats are
heavier than grains prior to  cooking, but not after. Although the inclusion of fresh meats
may be beneficial,  the moisture contained in the meats (70%) is reduced by two-thirds during the  cooking process,  possibly leaving the total formula as a grain based food after processing.


Meal Fact: Chicken Meal and Lamb Meal are
dry and 70%
to  65% meat protein!
Example: Chicken Meal & Turkey Meal as the first ingredients. Chicken, Turkey and  Lamb meals are nearly
dry (5% moisture content) and contain 70% to 65% meat  proteins. During cooking, 
the meat meals do not shrink below the grain weight,  producing a true meat based
 formula for your pets.

Meat vs. Meal – Where should it really end up in the
  ingredient panel?

• Ingredients are listed on pet food packaging
  in order of
    predominance BEFORE they are cooked.
  
  
• Meat Meal is highly concentrated meat that is
  dehydrated,
    containing 5% moisture and 70% protein.
  
  
• Meat is wet, containing 70% water and only
  12% protein.
  
  
• When meat is cooked in the extrusion process,
  the moisture is
    removed, resulting in a very small percentage of  the
  total makeup of the
    finished pet food.
  
  
• When meat meal is cooked in the extrusion
  process, it is not
    diminished, resulting in a much larger makeup of the
  finished pet food.
  
  
• Although meat has its benefits, it
  really shouldn’t be the only animal protein source available for your pets
  as you would wind up with a grain based pet food.

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Foods, Rich in Probiotics - Beneficial For Your Dog and Cat


(click on title to go to website to read more)

Sauerkraut, Kefir & PLAIN YOGURT


PROBIOTICS FOR DOGS


10 Best Fruits and Vegetables for Dogs


GREEN TRIPE : A SUPER FOOD FOR DOGS