Comments on: 5 Natural Ways To Increase Your Puppy’s Energy Levels

By: Louise Thompson

Louise Thompson — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 12:40:35 +0000

What about tips for increasing energy levels for an adult dog?

By: John & Louie

John & Louie — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 08:36:52 +0000

Thanks. I learn something new everytime, thanks m8.
good tip on the brewers yeast which i had forgotten about and also the omega-3 fatty acids.

Justin and for your followers. In New Zealand there is a product called ziwi peak for dogs and they also do cat range. This is a pure protein meal. Check out http://www.ziwipeak.co.nz/

Also can I recommend a product called Veganpet which comes out of Australia to new zealand.

When we first got Louie our mini toy poodle he could not eat processed dog food as it upset his tummy. It was hard at first then we discovered the veganpet which he gets in the morning, 1/4 scoop with 1/4 scoop ziwipeak. We stick to the venison product. in the evening he gets 1/2 scoop of venison or occasionally we use the lamb product.

Also we supplement his diet with a product available here in new zealand, a pork bone available at Otis & Louie Dog Groomers.

I can also recommend the Royal Canin products.

Hope there is something in this for you. Not sure wether ziwipeak is availble in Australia but you could contact them.

Cheers John and Louie

By: Carol Quon

Carol Quon — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 23:38:03 +0000

I have gained such a vast knowledge with all your tips and information and the receipes are just great
Thank you so much

By: Ro Bautista

Ro Bautista — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:26:54 +0000

Can you please provide tips on arthritis prevention/care…for small breed dogs.

Thanks1

By: laura

laura — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 13:38:50 +0000

Thanks for another great article, Justin. I am enjoying this blog just as I am enjoying your many recipes. (Well, my dog is enjoying them.) Thanks for the reminder of keeping protein in balance and not depending on commercial foods to provide complete protein sources. Some of them use various glutens and chemicals to create a false impression that they have more real protein than they do. Keep up the good work and I look forward to future entries. Thanks. Laura