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original post: 10/31/08
If your dog likes to inhale food, you might try one of the following...
Brake-fast Bowl:

- Prevents dogs from eating too fast
- Clean, no-tip design
- Works with all foods and water
- Durable, dishwasher safe, plastic
Durapet Stainless Steel Slow-Feed Bowl:

- Made of high quality, heavy-duty stainless steel with a permanently molded rubber ring on the base that prevents the bowl from sliding The Slow-Feed Bowl design
- Features a dome in the center to make dogs eat around the obstruction, slowing their feeding
- Eating more slowly improves your dog's digestion and nutrient absorption
Contech EatBetter Bowl:

- Improves absorption of nutrients through better digestion
- Food grade, dishwasher safe plastic
- Encourages slower, healthier eating
- Reduces vomiting and bloating
- Sturdy, non-skid design.
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original post: 3/22/09
Complete Natural Nutrition, by Apperon, offers “Real Food Toppers”, “Terrabone”, and “Cheese Please” treats for dogs. It promises 100% natural U.S. sourced ingredients, human grade, no fillers, no artificial ingredients, no junk calories, no animal by-products and is simply stated by, less is more.

Real Food Toppers: 100% pure human-grade meat gently freeze-dried. They contain no grains, no corn, no soy, no wheat, no sugar, no carbs and very low salt.

Terrabone: USDA certified organic brown rice as 1st ingredient. There is no wheat, no gluten, no corn and no soy, no animal by-products, no added salt, sugar, chemical preservatives, and no artificial flavors or colors. Terrabone has zero trans-fat and zero saturated fat.

Cheese Please: Wisconsin cheese produced with low salt and almost no lactose. The result is natural goodness with no sugar, no grains, no wheat, no corn and no soy. Each nugget is 100% baked cheese and has only 3 calories.
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Dangerous to Doggies
Grapes
Raisins
Turkey
Ham bones
Chocolate
Macadamia nuts
Avocado
Onions
Apple seeds
Artificial sweetener Xylitol
From Dog Watch (Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine)
Limit Fatty Treats
Cheese
Bully sticks
Pig ears
Healthy Treats
Air-popped popcorn
Plain rice cakes
Baby carrots
Low-cal biscuits
Dog that weighs 60 lbs. needs 1,337 calories per day
Treats should only make up to 10% of daily calories
From Your Dog (Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University) original post: 3/31/08
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The Honest Kitchen was founded from the search for a natural, human-grade food that would be good enough for our own pets to eat. The foods and supplements we offer are the fruits of our pursuit of perfection in contemporary canine and feline nutrition.
Clarity, integrity, accountability and natural quality are the core values of The Honest Kitchen.
Our fruits and vegetables are harvested at the peak of their ripeness, cleaned and trimmed, then gently dried below 104 degrees so they are still considered raw after dehydration is complete. The meat and egg ingredients are dehydrated at a high enough temperature to kill any pathogenic bacteria that may be present, and the required temperature for this is above 120 degrees. This makes them safe for human consumption - a requirement for entry into the human food facility where our products are made. Raw meat and bones may be added to our foods, if you wish.
Our foods contain absolutely no by-products, added salt or sugar, chemical preservatives, artificial colors or flavors and NO beet pulp, rice, wheat, corn or soy.
Force: Adult maintenance, sensitive dogs, moderate activity levels
Embark: All life stages, puppies, pregnancy, lactation, active adult dogs.
Verve: Adult maintenance, senior dogs, moderate to lower activity levels.
Keen: Adult maintenance, moderate activity levels, gluten-sensitive dogs who benefit from a single grain.
Preference: A meat-free, grain-free foundation diet, designed as a nutritionally balanced base, to create custom meals for any canine.
Thrive: All life stages including growth, pregnancy, lactation, adult maintenance and seniors, gluten-free.
source: The Honest Kitchen brochure
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