• Carrot tops Oft-discarded carrot tops – the leafy greens of the carrot – are actually an exceptionally nutrient-rich part of the plant. Their mild bitterness reflects their high concentration of chlorophyll and minerals, while their vibrant green colour signals the [...]

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  • Bioavailability – what is most bio-efficacious? We might assume when we feed our dogs that every ingredient on the label has a role to play. But we’d be wrong: not all of those ingredients are absorbed or utilised (bio-efficacious). Everything [...]

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  • Pumpkin Seeds Known for their distinctive shape and rich, nutty flavour, pumpkin seeds are a nutrient-dense food with a long history. They have been a dietary staple in many cultures for centuries and are celebrated not only for their taste [...]

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  • Scum or yum? Another no-waste day in the kitchen. This week I was making a batch of broth from beef knuckles.  And apple vinegar. That’s all. I noticed after it came to the boil that there was a lot of [...]

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  • Chicken livers  Chicken liver has been valued for centuries as a highly nutritious food and is still considered a delicacy in some cultures. In canine nutrition,  liver remains one of the most nutrient-dense animal ingredients, providing concentrated amounts of protein, [...]

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  • Amaranth in the kitchen Amaranth is one of those ancient grains that feels both timeless and fresh. It stands out as a complete plant-based protein, which is relatively unusual in the plant world. It’s also naturally gluten-free, making it suitable for dogs [...]

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