http://www.mekuti.co.uk/heidi/2009/03/19/19th-march-day-7/ A diary of a little collie's recovery from cancer who crept into our hearts. Mon, 22 Aug 2011 22:14:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.mekuti.co.uk/heidi/2009/03/19/19th-march-day-7/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Beverley Cuddy Thu, 19 Mar 2009 16:21:10 +0000 http://www.mekuti.co.uk/heidi/?p=61#comment-11 I've copied the last two entries to the CV247 blog so hope we might find some people who can answer the diet questions. I've added a comment on there, too. Might be worth looking back at the other diet references on the blog. There's a book John based his diet ideas on and quite a few references to what other used to feed. He did tailor the diet to the dog and I'm sure he'd have been giving Heidi soft food only. Some of the people in the waiting room used to talk about oat biscuits, but we were never told to feed them to Sally so leaving them out shouldn't be a problem. I'm sure it's more significant what you DON'T feed - ie excluding things difficult to process like chemicals - rather that what you feed. The philosophy was to get the liver - the general John called it - as uncluttered as possible with filtering non food items so it could get on with the important job of getting better. Regards Beverley I’ve copied the last two entries to the CV247 blog so hope we might find some people who can answer the diet questions. I’ve added a comment on there, too. Might be worth looking back at the other diet references on the blog. There’s a book John based his diet ideas on and quite a few references to what other used to feed. He did tailor the diet to the dog and I’m sure he’d have been giving Heidi soft food only. Some of the people in the waiting room used to talk about oat biscuits, but we were never told to feed them to Sally so leaving them out shouldn’t be a problem. I’m sure it’s more significant what you DON’T feed – ie excluding things difficult to process like chemicals – rather that what you feed. The philosophy was to get the liver – the general John called it – as uncluttered as possible with filtering non food items so it could get on with the important job of getting better.
Regards
Beverley

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