This is a list of ingredients that you wouldn’t necessarily seek out, such as an ingredient used to coat vitamins and supplements, but they are natural and safe and are widely used in holistic pet products.
- HealthyPetNet
We believe so strongly in this product that we know you will love it too. Why does it get our attention?
A good pet food is so much more than a list of superior ingredients. It's about integrity and track record.
* HealthyPetNet has been around for 10 years.
* It has never been recalled.
* Life's Abundance is made in an EU, APHIS rated facility certified to meet strict European standards.
* The parent company, Trilogy, has an A rating with the BBB of Southeast Florida.
* HealthyPetNet products are formulated by holistic vet Dr Jane Bicks, DVM. She is highly regarded in the pet industry.
* The foods have no beef, no corn or wheat, by-products, chemicals, artificial colors or preservatives.
If your dog or cat has allergies, flatulence, an unattractive coat or sloppy stools then you may wish to consider a change to HealthyPetNet. Ships direct to your door. (A quick check shows shipping charges on approximately up to 280 pounds of dog food for under $8 - Reasonable!) 
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When my dog came down with seizures, I took everything she gets and gave it a 2nd look….so for food, I got a generic recipe from my vet that was e-z and could be used. By memory -
2/3 carb – including: pumpkin pie filling (yes, do you believe it??), sweet potato, rice, or egg noodles
boiled meats – hamburg, lamb, chicken, etc – nothing bone-in
green beans
carrots
peas
1/3 tsp of eggshells, yes real eggshells, it’s for their bones
I would make an assortment of pre-cooked foods put in tupperware and then do a weeks worth of mix-and-match in plastic baggies.
NO ONION, SPICES, SPINACH, REAL MEAT BONES, CHOCOLATE, OR GRAPES
I also use whole carrots for chews, 1 of my dogs loves it and it’s so good for them vs having those dyes and processing…
Good luck!!
CLARIFICATION ABOVE – the dog needs more carbs than meat – so it’s 1/3 meat, 2/3 carbs