Dogz Supreme Body ‘N’ Bowl

14/12/2023

Right folks I am back but will only be offering herbal blends and canine nutrition plans for the foreseeable future

Want a tailored nutrition plan to ensure your dog/dogs are getting the most from the foods you are feeding

Is your dog suffering with
Allergies?
Anxiety?
Yeast?
Stiff Joints?
Maybe even a cruciate ligament issue?

Get in touch let’s see if with the all natural herbal blends we can get your dog back to full health

10/03/2023

06/03/2023

Get your orders in Orders going out tomorrow for next day delivery

21/02/2023

Dogz Supreme Body N Bowl

Canine Nutrition Plans individually tailored to your dogs needs and requirements

Herbal Blends -
Immune N Digestion - works wonders for dogs with seasonal allergies
Move N Flex - muscle pain and tendon issues
OsteoFlex N Move - joint inflammation
Yeast Decrease - exactly what it says
Super Skin N Coat - skin and fur regeneration helps shedding, amazing for bringing back a full coat after a litter

All available in herbal blend or infused oil

Advanced Puppy - while stock last 8 remaining once it’s gone it’s gone

19/02/2023

Herbal blends are £35 for 3 months supply

19/02/2023

What should we discuss or research today?
What do people want to talk about

Raw feeding and the downward slope on the quality of the meat that is being used?

Does matter what the subject (has to be dog related of course) comment below

18/02/2023

AATU chicken 80/20 £70 for 10kg

80% Chicken (50% Chicken, 30% Dehydrated Chicken), Sweet Potato, Chickpeas, Peas, Lucerne, Chicken Stock, Salmon Oil, Carrots, Tomato, Chicory, Tapioca, Apple, Pear, Cranberry, Blueberry, Mulberry, Orange, Bilberry, Cowberry, Parsley, Peppermint, Spirulina, Seaweed, Oregano, Sage, Marjoram, Thyme, Chamomile, Rosehip, Stinging Nettle, Yucca, Marigold, Aniseed, Fenugreek, Cinnamon, Hip & Joint Care (Glucosamine 178mg/kg, MSM 178mg/kg, Chondroitin 125mg/kg).

Right so we can see here that the actual meat content is 80% and the rest of the food is made up of vegetables and herbs all of which are listed
This food contains no cereal and all the ingredients are natural

This is one of my top 5 recommended biscuit/kibble

18/02/2023

Royal Canin Medium Breed Adult £70 for 15kg

Composition: dehydrated poultry protein, maize flour, maize, wheat flour, animal fats, dehydrated pork protein, wheat, hydrolysed animal proteins, beet pulp, fish oil, minerals, soya oil, yeasts and parts thereof, hydrolysed yeast (source of manno-oligo-saccharides (0.05%)).

Right so here we have a well know brand of food that is regularly suggested by vets

None of the ingredients have the percentages but as we already know they are listed in order so we know the first ingredient in this food is at least meat based not cereal, but Dehydrated Poultry Protein this is often used as a 'technical' term for meat meal. Digest/hydrolysed protein is a powder turned into a spray to coat the kibble adding flavour and enhancing smells to entice even the fussiest of dogs. So not really meat and definitely doesn’t contain any fresh meat (muscle meat)
So even though this food is a lot more expensive, this is not nutritionally any more beneficial.

18/02/2023

Asda Hero Complete Chicken, Rice & Vegetables Dry Adult Dog Food £10 for 12kg

Ingredients
Cereals (4% Rice in the Rice Component), Meat and Animal Derivatives 24% (4% Chicken in the Chicken Component), Vegetables (4% Peas in the Pea Component), Oils and Fats, Derivatives of Vegetable Origin, Minerals, Dried Chicory Root (0.1%), Total Meat and Animal derivatives 24%, Chicken component typically 20%, Rice component typically 20%, Pea component typically 80% of product

Right so what can we see from the above
We know that cereal is the highest percentage ingredient in this food and doesn’t give you the actual percentage.
The next is meat and animal derivatives which we know doesn’t actually mean that it contains and actual muscle meat and for a chicken based food chicken is only 4% of this
They actually try to trick you by saying later that the total meat and animal derivatives is 24% so some would think that it contains 2 lots but that’s not the case

So yes it’s cheap but it is a really poor quality ingredient food

16/02/2023

4th Tip
And one of the best

A little long but I feel it needs to be explained in full

Meat and Animal Derivatives
It is the technical and legal catch-all term used for any part of a warm-blooded, land-based animal found in your pet’s food or treats. However, manufacturers will only tend to use it on their packaging if they have something to hide.
Think about it. You’re in the marketing team of a big pet food company. Your product has 25% dried chicken. Which of these will look better on your packaging:
25% Dried Chicken�or�25% Meat and Animal Derivatives
They are both allowed. They are both legal. It’s clear which is the obvious choice though, isn’t it?
If you have a good product with quality ingredients, you are going to want to make that clear to your customers.
So, why would a company use the vaguer alternative? It’s because they can hide behind it.
The term ‘meat and animal derivatives’ covers all warm-blooded land animals. Generally, the bits of the carcass that remain once the 'good bits' have been taken out for human consumption; usually predominantly made up of offal rather than 'conventional meat' (aka lungs, spleen, heart etc). It can also include the rest of the carcass in its entirety - beaks, feathers and hooves included (aka 'animal derivatives').

A key aspect to this is that the manufacturer can change the animal source at any time and can use any combination of meat and animal derivatives. Therefore, at the time of production, they will use whichever ingredients are the cheapest. This equates to poor quality, changeable ingredients.
Not ideal for you; you don’t know what you’re purchasing from one bag to the next. Not ideal for your dog; an unpredictable, poor quality food is never advisable, particularly for sensitive dogs.
The same applies to ‘Derivatives of Vegetable Origin’, ‘Fish Derivatives’, ‘Cereals’, ‘Various Sugars’ and other vague terms.
Also be aware of ‘meat and animal derivatives (total 20%, including 4% chicken)’. Whilst you have the knowledge that at least 4% is specifically from chickens, the remaining 16% could be any other meat protein source – and could be very different to the next pack you buy.

16/02/2023

Tip 3

Dehydrated Poultry Protein this is often used as a ‘technical’ term for meat meal
Digest/hydrolysed protein is a powder turned into a spray to coat the kibble adding flavour and enhancing smells to entice even the fussiest of dogs.

16/02/2023

Tip 2

Ingredients (Composition)
Ingredients are always listed in descending order of weight (biggest ingredient first).
Meat should usually be the first and therefore greatest ingredient.

A good quality food will list all the ingredients by their specific name, rather than vague descriptions of ingredients such as ‘meat and animal derivatives’, ‘cereals’ or ‘vegetable derivatives’. If your pet suffers from food allergies, then you will need to check the ingredients carefully and you may wish to look for a food that only contains one source of meat/protein (single source) to make food trials easier.

16/02/2023

Right here goes

I am going to do this in broken down bits so that’s it’s easier to take in and understand

So Commerical Dog foods here is the first tip:

The first five ingredients of your dog's food should always start with protein.
Dogs are omnivores, so they receive energy and nutrients from both plant and animal nutrients. But protein is essential to their muscle and tissue development, immune system health, energy, and healthy skin and nails.

Take a look at your dogs food and what’s the first ingredient? What’s the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th 🧐

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Also to anyone that has any questions then please feel free to ask

15/02/2023

Tomorrow I am going to do an ingredients comparison on 3 different dog foods

- Asda’s Hero
- Royal Canin
- AATU 80/20

I am doing this so people can see that just because the food says complete or is recommended by a vet doesn’t mean it anymore nutritional to your dog unless the ingredients are fresh

I will explain some of the key words that are used and what they actually mean

Keep an eye on the page for more tips for a healthier less processed food for your dogs

16/07/2022

Thought some of the Dogz Supreme family would like to see this
I took this scan today on a female that is due not currently in labour but I just wanted to make sure all the pups were doing ok
Enjoy ❤️❤️❤️

28/06/2022

Advanced Puppy
Alot of people are under the illusion that Advanced Puppy is for weak pups?
Which is true it works wonders for weak pups but it also works wonders for healthy pups also!
Anyone who has seen the effects of Advanced Puppy for themselves knows it's a sight like no other it gives pups instant energy instant life instant want to suck!! This product can give everyone of your thriving pups an extra edge! If it can bring pups back from the brink what effect can it have on a solid healthy pup?
If you have a litter coming up this really is a must.
Here is a complete breakdown of Advanced Puppy as I understand completely people's concern when dealing with pups!
Vitamin A to aid mucosa development and eyes
Vitamin D for calcium absorption
Vitamin E a powerful antioxidant which supports the immune system
Folic acid for cell division and growth
B vitamins for protein and energy metabolism
Prebiotic designed to promote healthy gut bacteria and aid in calcium absorption.

I use this for every pup in every litter I whelp

£30 including postage message me ti get yours before the stock runs out