How food affects Dog’s health

  • At Safari Doodles we strongly believe in a well balanced and real food diet for our dogs. A dog eating only one brand of dry kibble, month after month, is not his healthiest self.
  • Is your dog itchy? Does your dog bite his paws? Are you battling yeast and bacteria in your dog’s ears? Does your dog have tummy issues? Does he throw up for no apparent reason? Does your Doodle not like the many brands of dry dog food you try?
  • The answer to all your issues: STOP Feeding your dog only dry food. It is time to prepare a healthy raw or cooked diet for your dog.
  • Eating fresh meat and appropriate ingredients will change your dog’s health
  • Since 1985, not one dog that lives full time at the Safari Ranch has ever been allergic. That is hundreds of dogs who we have owned/ lived long term with us over the past 35+ years. We can take in an adult with a host of issues: scratching, itching, hot spots, tummy upsets… etc, and after a few months eating a fresh cooked or raw diet, ZERO health problems
  • Please do your dog a favor and feed him a fresh diet
  • See our Nutrition Page for more details
  • To learn more about feeding a fresh food diet to your dog, check out more of our articles here in our Safari Doodles Education blog
  • – Alicia of Safari Doodles
Study on Bull Terriers with a hereditary skin issue who were fed raw vs kibble and the positive effect raw food had on their skin health.
Dry Dog Food. 6 of the most popular top ranked brands of kibble dog foods are reviewed. By Rodney Habib.
Video 1 / Raw Food Diet
Myths & Truths by Dr Karen Becker 
Video 2 / Raw Food Diet
Myths & Truths by Dr Karen Becker 
Video 3 / Raw Food Diet
Myths & Truths by Dr Karen Becker 
Dr Becker explains dog food options, pros & cons
Homemade food recipe for adult dogs by Dr Karen Becker.

Recipes 

Homemade “Pup Loaf” by Dr Judy Morgan. We highly suggest you feed this raw/not cooked. Cooking reduces the nutritional value of food. Dogs are designed to eat food raw. At the very least, cook the meat, but do not cook the veggies/fruit.

To learn more about feeding a fresh food diet to your dog, check out more of our articles here in our Safari Doodles Education blog

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