kingmylacon wrote: Hi Julie, Colin here, thanks so much for the recipes. What do you think about useing wild meats like venison, moose, elk, caribou, and salmon?

Hi Colin, 

your welcome, they are all good meats and fish, any of them are good for staffords.

Julie

Hey Colin..its nice to meet you, you will find heaps of info here about SBT'S, theres plenty of very helpful members here, pls try Julies raw SBT dinners, there great, ive been feeding both my SBT'S raw for the last 13 yrs or so with out any diet related probs, what a shame you guys in da USA cant get kangaroo meat, roo meat is the best avail. ummmmm i was just reading your music bits... Led Zepplin   "LED ZEPPELIN" omg my fav band, i named my 1st SBT  "Zeppelin" & named my 2nd SBT Floyd after Pink Floyd

 Deb & Floyd..

kingmylacon wrote: Hi Julie, Colin again, what's in your Stafford oil? Is it a secret?

lol no its not a secret, i have lots of Stafford owners using it with all good results.

Its in my blogs with my stafford dinner. oh heck, wait a sec and i will go get it.

Staffordshire dinner

Your
local pet food store will be able to supply diced or minced pet-grade
mince, make sure that it’s fresh (the smell and appearance of the food
as well as the store is a good guide), but also look for mince on
special at supermarkets too! Skinless chicken necks
can usually be bought from the deli or meat section of any supermarket
- you may have to order if you need large quantities - I use around 30
kilos at a time!

5 kg chicken necks carcass(minced) or Beef mince. (meats can be cooked or left raw)

1 kg pasta or Rice (dry weight) cooked = 2kg when wet

1 cup (200g dried bean mix (soak, then cook)

3 kg cooked frozen or fresh mixed veg. (carrots, peas, beans, spinach.)

2 Tablespoons Kelp powder (covers all vitamins need, if Stafford oil is used)

5 cups (500g) Rolled Oats

2 Tablespoons Mild Curry Powder (optional for taste only)

2 Teaspoons Garlic Powder

2 Teaspoons Ginger Powder (NOT FOR WHELPING BITCHES)

2 Teaspoons Salt

Keep all liquids from meat or chicken, cook veggies in it and add to mix.

Add Stafford oil mix to add essential fatty acids

Staffordshire oil mix

400mls --- Extra virgin olive oil

200mls --- Cod Liver Oil

200mls --- Flaxseed Oil or Linseed seed oil

200mls --- Sunflower Oil

makes 1lt

Some
of the oils can be found in a health food shop(linseed or flaxseed, cod
liver oil or fish oil) in the fridge others can be found in the super
markets (sunflower and olive oil, buy home brand its cheaper.)

Take the plastic plug out of the 1 lt bottle.

Pour in all oils.

Replace plastic pour gadget and put lid on the bottle. Shake well then store in your fridge.

This provides your dog with the essential fatty acids needed for a healthy life.

This is also great for skin allergies.

Dogs from 1kg – 10kgs pour one teaspoon over their dinner once a day.

Dogs from 11kgs – 20kg pour two teaspoons over their dinner once a day.

Dogs 20kg and over – pour 1 table spoon over their dinner once a day.

Please
note: this is a high quality, protein packed, nutrient dense meal, NOT
some cheap and nasty dinner, you dont need anything else!

350gms daily - sustains an active, muscular 16 - 18 kg

450gms daily - sustains an active, muscular 19 - 22kg

Staffordshire Bull Terrier, in show condition! If your dog is smaller or larger, or less active, adjust quantity as necessary.

kingmylacon wrote: Hi Julie, Colin here, I was wondering what you think about the Biologically Appropriate Raw Food diet otherwise known as the"Barf" diet?

Hi Colin,

i feed my dogs BARF with my Stafford oil, its a great diet you dont use any commercial food at all.

I would highly recommend BARF for your fur baby.

Julie