Using Whole Dogg

Whole Dogg is a concentrated source of essential nutrients to complement homemade diet recipes and provide balanced nutrition. This carefully curated blend of nutrient-rich whole foods contains all the vitamins, minerals, amino acids and fatty acids necessary to turn fresh home cooked foods into complete and balanced meals. 

How Much Should I Use?

The amount of supplement required will vary depending on recipe ingredients and individual dog needs.

On average, for every 100g of dog food, 1 to 1.5g (roughly 1/4 tsp) of Whole Dogg Balancing Supplement would be expected to be required. For growing puppies and for cats, 2g or more (around 1/2 tsp) per 100g may be required.

For your 'typical' cat, this would be about 1/2 tsp per day, and for 'typical' dogs about 1 -1 1/2 tsp per day for every 10kg of bodyweight.

At this dose, a 227g container of Whole Dogg will last about 3-4 months for a cat or small dog and about 1 month for a medium-sized dog. A 454g container can last about 2 months for a medium dog or about 1 month for a large dog.

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Recipe Formulation

We recommend using Whole Dogg Balancing Supplement with a recipe properly formulated by a veterinarian or nutritionist. If you have not yet consulted with a nutritionist, please speak with your veterinarian or reach out to one of the Veterinary Nutritionists consulting with Canadian clients:

Animal Hospital of Cambridge (Dr. Caitlin Grant)

Dodd Veterinary Services (Dr. Sarah Dodd)

NVA Canada (Dr. Moran Tal-Gavriel)

Ontario Veterinary College (Dr. Adronie Verbrugghe and Dr. Sarah Abood)

VEC Toronto (Dr. Jenna Manacki)

Veterinary Nutritional Consultations (Dr. Sarah Abood, Dr. Sarah Dodd, Dr. Lauren Foster, Dr. Rebecca Remillard, Dr. Chris Willis-Mahn, Dr. Sarah Wilson)

Examples

The following are examples of complete and balanced recipes using the Whole Dogg supplement. For custom recipes appropriate for your dog, please consult with your veterinarian or nutritionist.

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