Galler Dark Chocolate Cat’s Tongues in a Box

Vegan Groceries No Responses »
Jun 282011

  • Imported from Belgium
  • Gourmet Belgian Chocolate
  • Delicious Dark Chocolate
  • Festive cat-shaped chocolate
  • Vegan

Product Description
A box with 18 individually wrapped pure dark solid chocolates shaped as cats. This item is vegan…. More >>

Galler Dark Chocolate Cat’s Tongues in a Box

Posted by Daniel Greenly at 7:58 pm Tagged with: , , , ,

Wildcraft ~ Tonic ‘Tea’ ~ Chaga, Pau D’ Arco, Cats Claw

vegan No Responses »
Oct 012010


One of the many ways to gain the benefits of chaga, hot tonic tea. ~Since adapting the raw food lifestyle 5 months ago, I, (Laura) have released 34 pounds. Currently I am 75% raw and still in transition. A medical diagnosis of severe anemia and leukemia prompted the change from a vegetarian diet to a raw food vegan lifestyle. I have experienced immense improvement in lab/blood tests as well as in energy and overall health since switching to raw foods. UPDATE: The anemia is now reversed and cured!!!~

Posted by Daniel Greenly at 9:08 am Tagged with: , , , , , ,

Should I feed my cats dry-food?

vegan 13 Responses »
Sep 202010
Question:
Hi, I have several cats right now, and they are all eating, and have been eating, dry food. Recently, I was looking up pet-food recipes to save money and I saw that many many site say that dry food can eventually lead to kidney failure and bladder problems because of the lack of water in their food. So my main question is, wet vs. dry food, and if I make my own foods can it be just raw meat with the occasional supplement?
Hi, I have several cats right now, and they are all eating, and have been eating, dry food. Recently, I was looking up pet-food recipes to save money and I saw that many many site say that dry food can eventually lead to kidney failure and bladder problems because of the lack of water in their food. So my main question is, wet vs. dry food, and if I make my own foods can it be just raw meat with the occasional supplement?

Ok but I’ve also read that raw meat is actually better because otherwise you kill the good bacteria…and that if dry food has grain in it it leads to diabetes…I feel so stupid. XP

Thanks for such quick answers though.
I’m seeing alot of really helpful answers….but they are all different! What I’ve gathered from a majority, I’m thinking I’ll put them on a supplemented raw diet, with the occasional bit of dry food. As proven, cats who eat wet food vs. dry food and water actually get more liquid into their bodies in the long run.

Thanks!

Posted by Daniel Greenly at 6:41 am Tagged with: , , ,

What have your vets said about raw diets for cats?

vegan 9 Responses »
Sep 042010
Question:
I’ve read good words on the raw diet.It sounds great, cats evolved to eat meat & you can be sure that they are get proper nutrition assuming you get a proper recipe.

My vet’s against raw diets b/c of the risk for bacterial infection.I understand.I’m a medical student and even the human stomach’s pH can go down to 1 during digestion, but raw foods are also risky for humans.

Assuming that I am careful with the source of the meat (I’m thinking of whole rabbit carcass cut into chewable pieces, much of the bacterial infection is from grinding meat and mixing meat from an infected animal with meat from other animals), storage, and get a proper recipe, is this ideal compared to highly respected cat food brands like Wellness?

What were the opinions your vets had?

What have you found helpful? Just like human medicine, vets are trained to use commerical products like meds and Rx foods. Little education is given about preventative nutrition. Have you had any useful reads on nutrition?

Posted by Daniel Greenly at 6:40 pm Tagged with: , , , ,

Is anyone familiar with “healthy powder” for cats as part of a raw food diet?

vegan 2 Responses »
Jun 282010
Question:
I am planning to switch my cats to a raw food diet. one of my cats has severe allergies (32 of them to be exact). I have done some extensive reading about the raw diet and it says to add healthy power to each meal. There are many ingredients in this mixture, one of which is yeast. My cat is allergic to yeast so I cannot include this in the mixture. Is there something else I can use that has the same nutritional value? Or is it ok to simply omit it from the recipe without causing any kind of nutritional deficiency?
Posted by Daniel Greenly at 6:41 pm Tagged with: , , , , , , ,
© 2011 Low Fat Vegan Recipes Suffusion theme by Sayontan Sinha

Powered by Yahoo! Answers