See Spot Live Longer the ABC Way
My premise is that an ancestral-type diet—high protein, balanced fats, and at least some fresh foods—is the healthiest approach to feeding most dogs.
My advice is based upon detailed analyses of the dog’s ancestral diet, and is fully supported by up-to-date nutritional science (recipes are NRC- and AAFCO-compliant), and my 20 years experience in developing foods for national pet food companies.
There is no need to change the type of foods you’re feeding.
If you feed dry foods you can make significant nutritional progress if you follow the advice in this website and in my new booklet, See Spot Live Longer the ABC Way. If you make your own foods or feed raw diets, you’ll find the advice (especially about balancing the fats) and recipes in Unlocking the Canine Ancestral Diet to be most valuable, and you may find that See Spot Live Longer™ Homemade Dinner Mixes are the easiest way to make a complete and balanced, fresh meat diet.
Thanks for visiting. I hope you find the information useful.
Steve Brown
A stands for the amount of protein, fat, and carbohydrate based upon the ancestral diet of the dog. This means adding protein to most commercial and homemade foods.
B stands for balancing the fats. “The dog is the fats she eats” more than any other nutrient. The importance of the role of fats is something that nutritional experts have just recently established. Unfortunately, some important fats are either left out of commercial dog foods or deteriorate when included in dry or frozen, long shelf-life foods.
C stands for completing your dog’s nutrition needs by feeding some fresh, whole foods.
B stands for balancing the fats. “The dog is the fats she eats” more than any other nutrient. The importance of the role of fats is something that nutritional experts have just recently established. Unfortunately, some important fats are either left out of commercial dog foods or deteriorate when included in dry or frozen, long shelf-life foods.
C stands for completing your dog’s nutrition needs by feeding some fresh, whole foods.
My advice is based upon detailed analyses of the dog’s ancestral diet, and is fully supported by up-to-date nutritional science (recipes are NRC- and AAFCO-compliant), and my 20 years experience in developing foods for national pet food companies.
There is no need to change the type of foods you’re feeding.
If you feed dry foods you can make significant nutritional progress if you follow the advice in this website and in my new booklet, See Spot Live Longer the ABC Way. If you make your own foods or feed raw diets, you’ll find the advice (especially about balancing the fats) and recipes in Unlocking the Canine Ancestral Diet to be most valuable, and you may find that See Spot Live Longer™ Homemade Dinner Mixes are the easiest way to make a complete and balanced, fresh meat diet.
Thanks for visiting. I hope you find the information useful.
Steve Brown
