Does a home cooked diet support all the nutritional needs of a canine?
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I am currently cooking a home cooked diet with your guidance, and rotate pork, beef and turkey at 80% with 20% veggies, such as zuchini, leafy greens, brassicas. I also use your multi-glandular product at the proper dosage to replace organs. I am still concerned that my dog may be missing certain vitamins and mierals, such as zinc, vitamin D, among others. I am currently on a s. boulardii supplement, so I stopped the daily multi plus. With the home cooked diet, and the glandular blend at the higher dose to supplement all organs in the recipe, should she be getting everything she needs, or would I still need to supplement with other vitamins and minerals?
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Open Oct 16, 2026 - 11:19 AM
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Oct 16, 2026 - 11:19 AM
Your dog will receive all the nutrition he requires when fed a properly formulated diet as you are currently providing. This is how nature intended a canine to eat. As your dog ages the only time he would require additional nutrients is to support known or suspected deficiencies or weak organs/systems, e.g. CoQ10 for the heart. You don't have to stop our Daily Multi Plus when using an S. boulardii supplement. Our DMP is important for the diet as it contains digestive enzymes to help ensure your dog gets all the nutrition from his food and also additional nutrition and antioxidants from organic superfoods not normally found in the diet.
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Multi Glandular Blend for Dogs and Cats
Multi Glandular Blend for dogs and cats is the missing link in many of our companion animal's diets. Commercial pet foods do not take into account our canine and feline companions evolutionary diet. It is generally recommended that organs make up approximately 10% of a carnivores diet. Yet, how ...
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