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• Food and Drug Administration and food safety experts following recent hepatitis A virus outbreaks in Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina and Pennsylvania that have been associated with raw or undercooked green onions.
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• Large outbreaks of Hepatitis A virus in Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina and Pennsylvania have been associated with raw or undercooked green onions. ...
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• Food and Drug Administration and food safety experts following recent hepatitis A virus outbreaks in Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina and Pennsylvania that have been associated with raw or undercooked green onions.
• "There has been a tremendous increase in fresh produce consumption," said Michael Doyle, director of the University of Georgia Center for Food Safety and an international authority on foodborne bacterial pathogens. ...
• Feces from carriers of HAV can contaminate food and water. ...
• When large HAV outbreaks occur, it's usually caused by a restaurant food handler with poor hygienic practices, Doyle said, or polluted water contaminating foods.
• This highlights the importance of practicing good hygiene and good food-handling practices: Wash your hands, and cook your food.
• When you are eating out at restaurants, the FDA recommends that you specifically request that raw or lightly cooked green onions not be added to your food.
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• Your cat is NOT A GRAIN, A SOY OR A STARCH EATER. ...
• That means you should not feed your cat a diet based on or containing rice or pasta or bread or breakfast cereals which are all grain based products and therefore damaging to your cat's health. ... Do not feed your cat sugary foods. ... Do not feed your cat any form of commercial cat food because they all contain substantial quantities of or are made almost entirely from grains, soys and starches of various kinds together with massive amounts of sugar. Instead, feed food which promotes positive health.
• Your cat is a little CARNIVORE. That is why you will need to feed your cat a diet based on MEAT. You will also need to feed your cat offal. ... Because your cat is a carnivore, it is a BONE EATER and will need to be fed plenty of RAW MEATY BONES. ... Your cat, if it were allowed to hunt could sometimes eat the stomach contents and small intestinal contents of its prey. ... That is why you will need to include in your cat's diet small amounts of FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. Your cat, if it were allowed to hunt would sometimes eat the contents of the large bowel of its prey which is full of FAECES. This does NOT mean you will need to feed your cat faeces. However, because faeces is a rich source of B vitamins, essential fatty acids, fibre, first class protein and probiotics, these will all need to be included in the diet you feed your cat in some form or another. ...
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• She suggested a home cooked diet of rabbit or lamb and that if he wouldn't eat it cooked to try offering raw lamb. ...
• Raw lamb was after a few uncertain days the final solution to the problem. ... My third older cat also decided she would like a bit each time though she basically loves dry food and mainly lives on this. She eats James Wellbeloved and seems to thrive on that plus a little raw lamb - she has always drunk quite a lot of water, she's a bit like a dog eats and then washes it down with a good drink so I've never been too worried about her eating dried food. ...
• The best thing about the raw lamb has been the improvement in the teeth of the cat with allergies and his sister. ...

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• Since the introduction of dry dog food in the 1950's there has been a steady decline in pet health. ...
•   The dog's digestive system works on a mass of food sitting in the stomach. ...
• The better alternative is return your pet to a more natural way of eating, that of eating real food - the primary ingredient being meat. ... In addition dogs need vegetables and fruits, but served in a semi-digested format after being pureed in a food processor or blender. In addition, foods like yogurt, cottage cheese, whole eggs and best of all RAW MEATY BONES!Why bones?.
• Bones have been the staple food for dogs for centuries. But in recent years most dogs rarely get a real raw bone. ... Adding bone meal to dry dog food may help, but why not give a real bone. ...
• The amount of feces will diminish to a very small amount simply because your dog and cat's bodies are using the food and not having to excrete the waste material. ... Cat owners will clean their cat's litter boxes less often. ...
• Initially it takes a little time to switch a pet from dry food to natural food. The natural food consists of ground meat and bone (the easiest is chicken and turkey) with pureed vegetables and fruits. ... Start the switch by adding a little of the natural food to the kibble and then as the dog develops a palate for the new food start reducing the kibble and increasing the natural food. Start introducing your pet to raw meaty bones and to raw chicken and turkey (bones too!). ... Puppies raised on a natural food diet will grow more slowly which is preferable. ...

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• Steve next turned his attention to dog food. He knew something wasn't quite right with dog food -- too many dogs were prone to allergies, cancer, and other health problems.
• Over the course of a year and a half, he consulted with animal nutritionists, omega-3 fatty acid experts, and the proponents of various raw meat diets for dogs. He tried out all of the products on the market, and tested the mixtures from the homemade dog food books.
• And then Steve set out to make an even better food. He wanted his dog food to be made from the best quality ingredients -- all foods that people would eat. He wanted to include bones and raw food, FOS for added intestinal health, chelated minerals, and fruit and vegetables. He wanted a food that improved health like the best raw food diets, but that didn't smell bad. ... And made in a human-food factory for top-notch quality control. Of course, there wouldn't be any preservatives, so that meant either a frozen food or a freeze-dried (he did both). And unlike many of the raw food diets, Steve wanted his to be complete and balanced, and meet or exceed all AAFCO standards.
• He talked with meatpackers, vegetable purveyors, and even the USDA (he had to get special permission to run a top-quality food, without fillers, through a USDA-certified factory). ...
• The result was Steve's Real Food for Dogs. The food launched in June 1999 in the Pacific Northwest, and has been rapidly making its way across the country.
• The food also includes broccoli, romaine lettuce, carrots, cantaloupe, chicken liver, chicken gizzards (which also supply glucosamine), a top-notch flax mixture for omega-3 fatty acids, and sources of calcium, zinc, copper and iron. ...

• At our workshops, we always tell caretakers to feed their ferals the best food they can afford. ... So like so many aspects of being a feral cat caretaker, you do the best you can without sinking your own ship. If you have the time and the money and a colony of 5 cats, and want to prepare fresh meals of raw chicken, steamed vegetables and vitamin-mineral supplements, then that's great and you should. But if you're pressed for time, are stretching to feed 30 cats and can barely afford supermarket brands of cat food, then that's great, too, and your sacrifice is no less. ...
• Few vets study nutrition for more than a few hours, and most just repeat what the supposedly "scientific" pet food manufacturers tell them. Like most people, they usually don't know how to analyze the ingredients on a pet food label, haven't heard of the best brands, don't realize that dry food is just wet food baked to a crisp (with the vitamins usually added before the baking and so ruined), that a raw chicken neck will do more for an animal's teeth than 100 pounds of dry food, and so on. ...
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• Ground chuck costs less then even inexpensive cats foods and, given raw, provides excellent nutrition. Any food that lists byproducts of any kind is junk. ... Any food (especially dry food) that lists corn meal as one of the primary ingredients is junk - cats don't digest it well - it's like feeding them a diet of potato chips. ...
• If you can't afford the higher quality brands, and many caretakers can't, there are easy and inexpensive ways to boost the nutritional value of lower quality brands of wet food.  The simplest is adding raw ground chuck.
• Ground chuck is cheaper than even cheap cat foods and, given raw provides excellent nutrition. Remember that cats are carnivores and, in the wild, eat their prey raw,without barbecuing them first. Raw meat alone would be an unbalanced diet, but added to inferior food will definitely make an improvement. ... Also (very important!) add a teaspoon of calcium (either in the form of bone meal or calcium lactate) to each pound of raw meat - this is essential to balancing the high phosphorus content of the meat. ...

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• After having bought into the commercial cat food industry's claim that cats should always eat just one kind of cat food, I finally realized only last year that that approach didn't make any more sense than saying that humans should only eat one food their entire lives. It is simply a self-serving ploy on the part of the cat food industry to get consumers locked into feeding their cats just one kind of food from just one company. So for years my poor cats have eaten just one kind of commercial food (aside from the homemade foods I made for them), though at least I fed them the "good stuff. ...
• What really made me rethink this single-food approach, amusingly enough, was that I acquired goldfish last year. ...
• So I started to feed my cats a combination of different kinds of high-quality kibbles, and at the same time I switched to Wellness Super5 mix, a canned food that is of much better quality than what I was using before. ...
• Since making the switch to the combination of kibbles and to the Wellness canned food, I have noticed that the fur of my cats is plusher and they seem, on the whole, happier about their food and healthier and livelier. ...
• They took to this new food immediately, and made it quite plain that they wanted it as their main course from now on.
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• I also used to feed a canned food from Wellness called Super5Mix. To quote from the Wellness site, the Wellness pet foods (they also make dog food) are made with "human grade deboned chicken. In addition, these top-of-the-line cat foods contain fresh fruits and vegetables, healthy grains, and vitamins and minerals. ... However, we now have a visitor/house-guest cat who arrived with a severe case of diarrhea (poor guy!), and the Wellness seemed to make it worse. So after some experimentation, I found that Avo-Derm's canned food makes things, um, more solid. ...

• What makes one dog food healthy and another that has the same ingredients less healthy?.
• Or the ingredients could be food fractions that are unfit for human consumption or leftovers after human food elements have been extracted. ...
• Imagine if someone told you that there was a food that was 100% complete and balanced and if you only ate that you would be healthy for your life. The catch is that the food looks like cereal. Most likely you would not eat the food, then why would you feed that to your pet. ...
• Since no food can be 100% balanced everyday for every meal, it is important to provide variety and select foods with high nutrient content. ...
• All dogs and cats can eat Raw bones according to Dr. ... Raw meaty bones play an important part in a canine’s health. ... Cooked bones can be dangerous as they are harder, more brittle and more splintery than raw bones. ...
• It is difficult to recommend a structured feeding schedule because every pet will have varying food requirements. ... The best advice is when changing food; begin by feeding approximately the same volume as the present diet. ... If you are switching your pet to a raw food, a pet just starting out will have a tendency to eat more than it needs and put on a few pounds. ... If not, reduce the amount of food. ... Always seek the advice of a veterinarian that is familiar with feeding raw or more natural foods. ...
• Why is a raw food diet better than a commercial food? .
• Raw food diets contain proteins, essential amino acids, and those valuable enzymes that are destroyed in the manufacturing process. Any temperature over 117-118 degrees Fahrenheit will break down valuable nutrients in food products. ...

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• "If you had a child, would you raise it on canned and boxed food for its entire life?" asks Vancouver veterinary homeopath Julie-Ann Lee.
• That, in a nutshell, is why she ,advises clients to put their dog or cat on a raw food diet.
• The practice of feeding dogs and cats a raw meat diet is moving into the mainstream, with pet stores like Bosley's stocking them in the "freezer section" of their stores. ...
• As the move to raw pet food grows, so too does debate and controversy, as with alternative health practices for humans.
• Lee, who works with veterinarians at Adored Beast Veterinary Clinics, recommends a raw diet, both as prevention and recovery from disease with all her clients. Dogs and cats eat raw food in the wild and hunting cats naturally eat raw meat, she says, arguing that their health depends upon natural anti-bacterial enzymes, produced in the gut and mouth with a diet of raw meat.
• If a dog or cat were out in the wild, they'd lick their wound to prevent bacteria from forming. ...
• She savs raw bones are important for their diet - it makes the feces "bumpy" in order to massage and empty the anal glands of its pheremones and prevent impaction.
• What goes into processed dog and cat food is not consumable by humans, Lee says.
• It's what farmers pay to get removed off their farms and there's no legislation on commercial pet food because we don't eat our pets. ...
• She dispels the myth that dogs might go after other animals once they taste raw meat.
• The first thing I do is put them on raw food. ...
• Veterinary Medical Association, who do not recommend raw meat for pets, largely because of risk of bacterial contamination by pathogens such as e. ...
• He also worries about the inclusion of bones in dog and cat diets and has heard of bones getting caught in pets' throats.
• However, Lee says cooked bones are dangerous but raw bones aren't. Their bodies absorb the calcium from raw bones and they break down into chalky consistency. ... "These animals are built to eat raw bones. ...

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• The recent emphasis on cat food ingredients has caused many concerned cat owners to turn to a home prepared raw food diet for their cats. ... These raw food diet supplements take out the guesswork and save time, in addition. ...
• 1) Sojourner Farms European-Style Cat Mix.
• Sojourner Farms European-Style Cat Mix is a dry supplement, which is added to raw meat and water. The manufacturer also suggests the addition of raw or steamed vegetables and fruits, such as potatoes, broccoli, carrots, apples and bananas. ...
• The dietary formulation for Instincts TCTM closely resembles that which cats would eat in the wild, and requires only the addition of raw meat, raw liver, and water. The result is a complete and balanced food for cats of all ages. ...

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• Food and Drug Administration) does not mandate that ingredients used in pet food be inspected. ...
• Most of the “quality” pet food manufacturers have taken it upon themselves to inspect ingredients to ensure what they perceive as “high quality. ” Since inferior ingredients will leave a pet with a weakened immune system, it is important for those suffering from arthritis conditions be fed quality food. ...
• If quality food is an issue when dealing with arthritis in pets and your budget is stretched to the limit, the first stop is usually at one of those large discount warehouse stores. ...
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• Even if you do not have financial considerations, a raw-food diet (or, one that is included in your regular feeding) is an excellent choice. As we all know, dogs and cats who live in the wild eat raw food on a regular basis. ...
• Raw roods contain the vitamins and minerals that are necessary to assist in building strong immune functions and managing osteoarthritis. As well, raw foods are full of living enzymes that cooking normally destroys. ...
• Using the guidelines for 1/3 quantities outlined above, it is very easy to prepare some simple, inexpensive raw food meals that will help to ensure that your pet maintains a healthy joint profile.

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• Are Raw Meat and Dairy Products Safe?.
• I got a letter from a member saying that, after posting to a discussion list that she feeds raw meat to her pets, she was warned in the direst of terms about risks such as salmonella, e. ...
• This challenge is very familiar to those of us who feed raw meat and dairy products to our carnivorous pets. ...
• Dogs and cats are carnivores, and evolved eating raw meat. ... But the bacterial load of most commercial foods is so high, many carnivorous animals would indeed sicken if they ate them raw. ...
• So how do we dare to suggest that it's not just safe to feed raw meat and dairy products to our dogs and cats, but beneficial? .
• In addition, our dogs and cats evolved eating raw meat, and the consumption of cooked flesh is totally and completely unnatural for them. ... Eating a raw diet, based on the evolutionary diet of the dog or cat, will make the animal healthier. This healthier animal will be able to handle a certain amount of bacteria in its food, and will be resistant to most disease-causing microorganisms it encounters. ...
• Genetically and evolutionarily speaking, today's dog and cat are no different from their flesh and bone-eating ancestors. ...
• The feeding of the raw, species-appropriate diet can, by itself, work literal miracles on many animals. I rarely do anything but just start feeding raw, even with very young, convalescent, or very old dogs and cats. I have never had a single problem with food borne illness in any dog, cat, puppy, or kitten since I began feeding raw in 1986. ...

• Adult cats should be fed an adult maintenance food to maintain an optimal body weight and condition. Indoor neutered adult cats should be fed a low-calorie, Light or Lite dry food.
• Feed the cat in the same place at every meal. ...
• Always measure out the food offered to the cat using a measuring cup. ...
• Remove the cat from the room when you are preparing food and eating. ...
• Dry food is more economical, easier and more convenient to feed, generally less fattening and better for overall oral health than canned food.  There is no need to feed a canned food to healthy normal cats. ...
• If food rewards are necessary, use reduced calorie biscuits or washed raw vegetables. ...
• Any decrease in your cat’s food intake for more than 2 days should be of concern and you should seek Veterinary attention.
• All cats are individuals and no definitive statements can be made about a senior cat’s nutritional needs.
• Healthy senior cats should be fed an adult maintenance food to maintain an optimal body weight and condition. ...
• Feed the cat in the same place at every meal. ...
• Remove the cat from the room when preparing food and eating. ...
• Always measure out the food offered to the cat using a measuring cup. It is easier for owners to monitor food intake and adjust portion size for overweight or underfed cats when multiple meals are fed.
• Any decrease in your cat’s food intake should be of concern. ...

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• The fibre found in raw vegetables is important in both preventing and treating certain diseases of the digestive tract. Which includes obesity, most of the diseases involving the lining of the intestines, diseases involving failure of food absorption, and includes diseases of the pancreas, plus other pancreatic problems such as sugar diabetes and pancreatitis. ...
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• The majority of these dog owners cheer on the development of ever more specialized commercial diets by premium pet food manufacturers. However, a growing and increasingly vocal segment of the population is switching to BARF, the diet familiarly known as “bones and raw food” but also tagged as “biologically appropriate raw food,” “Billinghurst Australian real food” and the “born again raw feeders” diet.
• Developed by Australian veterinarian Ian Billinghurst, the BARF diet under any appellation is based on feeding raw, meaty bones, animal offal, raw vegetables, and supplements instead of commercially-processed or cooked homemade diets. ...
• A biologically appropriate diet for a dog is one that consists of raw whole foods similar to those eaten by the dogs’ wild ancestors. The food fed must contain the same balance and type of ingredients as consumed by those wild ancestors. This food will include such things as muscle meat, bone, fat, organ meat and vegetable materials and any other foods that will mimic what was those wild ancestors ate. ...
• Those who develop processed dog foods and those who feed these diets point out the scientific reports that back their claims; those who feed BARF are equally as adamant that their anecdotal evidence about dog health and well-being proves the value of fresh, raw food.
• Raw vs cooked.
• BARF feeders eschew the convenience of 40-pound bags of kibble and opt for preparing meals for their dogs that include uncooked meaty bones, uncooked muscle and organ meat, raw eggs, vegetables, fruit, yogurt, cooked cereals, cottage cheese, and herbs, enzymes, and other supplements. ...
• Companies producing these foods do not rest on their laurels; they keep on studying canine nutrition so they can improve the food they sell. ...
• As a result, many dog food companies now include Omega 3 and Omega 6 fatty acids for coat and skin health, provide special diets for large-breed puppies, or tout the addition of anti-oxidants and herbs in their formulas. ...
• They encourage dog owners to experiment with a broad variety of raw foods and judge whether their dogs appear healthier and more energetic on the BARF diet than on the commercial diet.
• There are beginning to be some nutritional analyses of BARF and some cases of disease or deficiency have appeared in dogs fed the raw meat diet. ...

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