We are often faced with a nutritional dilemma when we have to use a prescription diet for our pet. The quality of these diets definitely leaves much to be desired and the cost is through the roof. Why aren't there holistic or natural prescription diets available to us? Because in order to be called a prescription diet used by veterinarians, the companies have to fund considerable research trials to prove their diets work. Many natural/holistic dog food companies simply can't afford to do this kind of extensive research, and many are fairly new companies. Hills' Science Diet has been around the longest for prescription diets and therefore is the most used by veterinarians, but we see Eukanuba and Purina on the scene as well. Innovative Veterinary Diets is one of the better ones if you have to use a prescription diet.
If you have to use a prescription diet then you can enhance the diet with whole food vitamins, plant based or ionic mineral, digestive and dietary enzymes and probiotics, and not disrupt the balance of the diet. This can be done with:
Kit#17 – Enhanced Nutrition for Prescription Diets
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1 – Filling N The Wholes – |
$32.50 |
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2 – Nzymes Chewable Pet Treats |
$42.12 |
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1 – Spark of Life – 2 oz |
$15.00 |
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1 – BakPakPlus Probiotics/Digestive Enzymes – 200 gr |
$28.08 |
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1 – Level 5000 Joint Support – 32 oz |
$59.95 |
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subtotal -
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$177.65 |
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discount -
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$ 8.88 |
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TOTAL -
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$168.77 |
There is a great companion product, not in the kit itself - but you can order it from this site. It is called SeaCure - and it helps to speed the boost immune function and the healing process. It is particularly important for dogs on prescription diets because it is common knowledge these foods have minimal nutrition and lack quality of ingredients. SeaCure is perfect for those using a perscription diet to boost nutritional levels without putting extra load on the kidneys (renal failure) or pancreas or other vital organs. For more info on SeaCure go to:
http://www.greatdanelady.com/articles/seacure.htm
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