Omega-3: The Key to Better Dog Health - Caroline Sperling/Dr. Jutta Ziegler
Caroline Sperling is an experienced animal naturopath and nutritionist who approaches animal health from a holistic perspective. Her passion for animals drives her to identify the root causes of problems in order to provide long-term solutions. Caroline Sperling carefully analyzes all relevant factors—such as physical ailments, diet, stress, housing, environment, and equipment—to ensure the best possible care. Her goal is to improve animals’ health, fitness, and quality of life by taking preventive measures and supporting the healing process.
Dr. Jutta Ziegler is an experienced veterinarian with a holistic approach who advocates for healthy and species-appropriate nutrition for pets. Drawing on her many years of clinical experience, she emphasizes the importance of prevention and raising awareness about the risks of industrially processed pet foods. Her goal is to make pet owners aware that species-appropriate food should be free of chemical additives and meet the natural needs of their animals. Her experience shows that many health problems in dogs and cats can be attributed to improper nutrition. Dr. Jutta Ziegler is a successful author of several books on this topic and the owner of a natural pet food store that serves customers throughout Europe.
ISBN: 978-3-9504318-6-5
Herbs ABC Brochure
Dr. Ziegler's Herb ABC
In this free brochure, we provide an alphabetical overview of the most important herbs and herbal supplements used in BARF cooking.
It describes the individual medicinal ingredients and their effects. Whether you’re looking for herbs to aid digestion, herbs to strengthen the immune system, or medicinal herbs to relieve inflammation—in our BARF Herbal ABC, you’ll find information to help you tailor your dog’s and/or cat’s BARF meals to their specific health needs and supplement them with the right herbal supplements.
Enrich your pets’ lives with herbs today and get our informative BARF Herb ABC brochure completely free of charge!
For more valuable information on BARF feeding, get our free BARF Guide for Dogs and our BARF Guide for Cats right now!
If you’d like to learn even more interesting facts and tips about BARF feeding, just click through our BARF blog! Enjoy reading!
BARF - Dog Brochure
Dr. Ziegler's BARF Guide for Dogs
This free BARF guide for dogs focuses on the question: What can my dog eat?
It explains the proper balance between animal and plant-based components in a dog’s diet, listing and discussing all animal and plant-based ingredients in detail.
From meats such as beef, organ meats, bones, poultry, lamb, and horse to fish, you’ll learn about the BARF properties of each animal protein. The plant-based sources and ingredients required for a BARF diet are also described in detail, whether they are salads, vegetables, fruits, grains, or herbs (if you’d like to delve deeper into the topic of herbal BARF, we recommend our free BARF Herb ABC).
When feeding raw meat, it’s also essential to provide healthy oils and fats and to ensure your dog’s calcium needs are met. To help you provide your four-legged friend with all the important nutrients in their diet, we list the key points for this in our BARF dog guides.
Finally, we offer feeding recommendations for dogs on a BARF diet. With our BARF calculator or calculation model, you can also learn how to correctly calculate your dog’s BARF requirements. In addition, we provide an overview of foods that are unsuitable for dogs.
Make the switch to a healthy BARF diet for your dog today with our free BARF guide!
Would you like to feed your cat a BARF diet and help her enjoy a better diet? Then be sure to grab our free BARF guide for cats right away!
If you’d like to learn even more interesting facts and tips about BARF, just click through our BARF blog! Enjoy reading!
IGOR Vegan Powder 150 g
The term IGOR stands for psychosomatic inflammatory gastroesophageal reflux.
IGOR Vegan Recommended Use: Protects the gastrointestinal tract from excessive stomach acid, which can lead to grass-eating, carpet-licking, and increased ingestion of foreign matter. Also protects the gastrointestinal tract from irritation caused by ingesting snow. Regulates bowel function and helps prevent restlessness (including at night), startle responses, and anxiety.
Ideally combined with IBDerma Hyposens / IBDerma Happy CHI (3–5 times daily) as well as up to 1% of body weight in fresh sauerkraut; as a course of treatment, approximately 20 g of mature red-rind cheese, such as Limburger or Münster, to optimize the microbiome.
Composition
Seaweed (dried and ground), licorice, various minerals, vegetable extract
Additives
Nutritional additive: L-tryptophan (11,000 mg/kg); anti-caking agent: Natrolith-Phonolith (11,000 mg/kg)
Nutritional Analysis
Crude protein 6.73%; crude fat 0.9%; crude fiber 16.4%; crude ash 35.61% The analytical values are subject to the fluctuations typical of natural products.
Feeding Guidelines
3–5 times daily, 1 measuring spoon (= 4 grams) per 30 kg of body weight,
3–5 times daily: the lower mark on the measuring spoon per 10 kg of body weight; best administered immediately BEFORE meals, mixed into a small amount of yogurt or water, or in a small piece of soft cheese (Limburger, Brie, Camembert); if necessary, it may also be mixed with a small amount of food and served before the main meal
The amount should be adjusted as needed depending on the effectiveness.
Dietary supplement for dogs
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