40%   Raw meat

40%   Cooked vegetables (if using raw vegetables, they must be mulched to enable absorption)
20%   Goats Milk, yoghurt, meaty bones

(NO GRAINS)

Meaty Bones:  Must be raw!
 

Avoid - the large marrow-type bones, as they wear teeth enamel down and chicken wings are too hard to assimilate.

Medium to large dogs (if they are good at chewing bones):

Use lamb shank bones, raw chicken necks, and chicken carcasses.  If not so good at chewing bones,

(ie gulping down and not chewing) please avoid lamb shank bones.

Smaller dogs, bull terriers and boxers: 
Can feed raw meaty bones (however, omit larger bones such as lamb shanks, knuckles, etc)

Suitable Raw Meats

Diced mutton, roo (Australian meat), a small amount of fish, organic chicken, plenty of raw chicken necks or roo tails.   *can now buy human grade gourmet roo at supermarkets, which would be the best roo meat to buy.

(Omit feeding any beef or pork)

Also feed some table scraps, (preferably not minced meat, as B vitamins get destroyed in the process -  feeding 'cooked' meat destroys digestive enzymes making proper digestion very difficult)

* Once a month feed organ meat   eg.  raw liver, as it is highly nutritious.

Throughout the week, feed natural cottage cheese, natural yoghurt (especially if pet has been on chemical antibiotics), goat's milk, cooked egg OR if using raw egg, yolk only.

If your cat or dog eats grass, then add some crushed digestive enzymes to every meal given.

For assistance with older pets or Pancreatitis dogs and cats and other digestive disorders.  See Catalogue Range of natural formulas at  www.hampl.com.au

Avoid all other fruits, fatty foods and dairy products.  If dog suffers from Pancreatitis disorders, give natural yoghurt, goat’s milk or buttermilk  (no cow’s milk or processed cheese)

Most common pet allergens food to Avoid

Important for seizure animals to have an allergen-free diet and a chemical drug and stress- free lifestyle.  This will make a huge difference in stopping seizures all together)  

Beef, carrot (non organic), corn, tuna, fish, fish oils, turkey, pork/ham, cow’s milk, vaccinations, spicy foods, yeast and wheat or any food containing these.

ALL cat and dog commercial rolls/tin foods and biscuits are junk foods that contain sugars, salt, corn and wheat.  Example: Brewers yeast, pasta, all dog biscuits.

Other less likely Allergens MAY include:.. peas, beans, rice, nuts, shellfish, chocolate, rolled oats, fruits such as citrus, grapes, pineapple and tomatoes, cabbage, chard, broccoli, cauliflower, mushrooms, spices and carrots (if not organically grown).

Suggested Nutritional Foods

You can give your dog a variety of nutrients through vegetables, by combining several different types when preparing them, although most dogs are happy with one or two types only.

IMPORTANT:  Dogs are unable to break down cellulose in the cell wall of vegetables.
So, if feeding a dog vegetables without juicing, pulping or steaming them, your dog is probably not getting the full benefit and unable to use any of the nutrients in them.

Vegetables - Asparagus, beans (string), beets, bok choy, brussel sprouts, carrots (organic ONLY), dandelion greens, fennel, kale, parsley, parsnips, pumpkin, sweet peppers, seaweed, spinach,  squash, turnip, yams.

Avoid – potatoes, onions, rice, sultanas, grapes and any citrus foods

Fruits – Apples, blueberries, melons, peaches, plums, avocado – avoid citrus fruits.

Nuts – 2 to 4 brazil nuts (crushed up before adding to daily meals)
Add a brazil nuts to your dog’s diet to help prevent cancer, the leading disease killer of dogs.  There is much information written about the critical cancer-fighting difference between the sodium selenite used in most dry dog foods and the selenomethionine found in brazil nuts and other foods.

Weekly foods.

Can give soft cooked eggs (if using raw egg, give yolk only), plain cottage cheese, goat’s milk, natural yoghurt. Can be given several times a week, in between meals or as a morning meal.  


Vitamin & Minerals Supplements  (Buy from Health food stores)

Chlorella Food Supplement Powder (Algae type)   OR  Spirulina Powder
Essential Fatty Acids - buy the (Melrose brand) Omega Oil mixture with Vit E,

OR   make your own (see below). 

Make your own!

EFA’S (Essential Fatty Acids)
Helps promote shiny, glossy coat and improves joint mobility and immunity

Dog oil mix:  Use 1¾ cups of Organic Safflower Oil and ¼ cup of Cod Liver Oil.  Combine in a brown 500ml bottle with screw cap.

Add a tablespoon of FLA powder (from health food store) - (flaxseed, linseed, almond crushed)his helps keep a pet regular and very healthy.  (store remainder in fridge). Add 1 teaspoon of wheat germ oil  (store remainder in fridge).

DAILY DOSAGE (by dog’s weight) of oils and powders if bought from health store.  

2   to   8  kg   =          1/8  teaspoon powder     plus      1  teaspoon   Oil Mix

8   to   14 kg   =          1/4  teaspoon powder     plus     2  teaspoon   Oil Mix

15  to  24 kg   =          1/2  teaspoon powder     plus      ½ tablespoon Oil Mix

25  to   36 kg  =          1      teaspoon powder    plus      1  tablespoon  Oil Mix

NOTE:  DOUBLE the recommended nutritional dose for sick or older dogs (over 7 yrs of age)

NOTE:  if you pet has skin allergies or seizures, check food allergy list above and avoid including these in the diet.   The over-consumption of vegetables that are high in oxalates may interfere with calcium absorption, and cruciferous vegetables with thyroid function.  To properly prepare vegetables and fruit for your dog to absorb the nutritients, they must be put through a food processor, mulched or very finely grated as a last resort.