Want to Feed the Best Diet for Your Dog, But Don’t Know How?
Now there is a fast and easy way to learn!
Check out Lew Olson’s easy-to-follow, on-line course videos!
Read on to learn about Canine Nutrition
and preparing Raw and Home Cooked Diets!

Now there is a fast and easy way to learn!
Check out Lew Olson’s easy-to-follow, on-line course videos!
Read on to learn about Canine Nutrition
and preparing Raw and Home Cooked Diets!

A question that frequently comes up is whether blood values can or cannot determine the nutritional needs of dogs. For the most part, the answer is ‘No’. Blood work results are described as a ‘snapshot’ of your dog’s blood values at the time the blood work is done and shows…

I started breeding dogs in the late 1980’s and I have shown dogs in AKC conformation and performance since 1974. I did not get real interested in breeding dogs until I had learned a lot more about my breed at the time, which was Rottweilers. At that time, I was…

In the March 2013 B-Naturals newsletter, I wrote an article on feeding toy breed dogs a raw diet. Many of you who have toy breed dogs may not want to feed a raw diet, or may not be ready to feed raw, so this month’s newsletter discusses feeding home cooked diets for your little ones!

It is becoming more and more common to hear people talk about their dogs having ‘allergies’, ‘food sensitivities’ and ‘sensitive stomachs’, and how these ailments are oftentimes accompanied by odd sores, redness and itching, poor coat and skin, with occasional diarrhea and defy diagnosis! Although I have addressed these…

Other than questions regarding various skin issues, the most common questions I am asked by dog owners are ones that pertain to digestion problems. The questions range anywhere from chronic diarrhea issues to poorly formed stools and digestive issues resulting from diet changes to concerns about whether their dog is allergic to chicken, beef or other foods.

By Lew Olson • October 2007 Newsletter The information contained in this newsletter should only be used as a guideline. Always make sure you have a correct diagnosis from your veterinarian before proceeding and always follow their directions and protocol. FAQ on Home Made Diets B-Naturals Newsletter October 2007…