Quantum Nutrition Center

Using Nutrition for Pets

Best Diet for DogsNutrition for your Cats

The best diet for dogs is to make fresh food from scratch, including raw eggs and raw meat. A typical ratio per meal is: ¼ raw meat and/or raw eggs, ¼ cooked whole grains (such as buckwheat, brown basmati rice, steamed potato, etc.), ½ fresh steamed vegetables (such as broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, green beans, onions, etc.). Feed the dog only purified water (not tap water).

Some people recommend feeding dogs only 100% raw food. However, if a dog has consumed cooked food (such as commercial dog food) for a long period of time, the dog may have a weakened digestive tract and it may be wise to slowly transition the dog back to raw food (rather than jumping to a 100% raw diet). In addition, dogs have a short stool transit time and manufacture high HCL. Therefore, they may benefit more by slightly cooked vegetables, in particular (to help break down the fiber).

Avoid feeding the dog red meat as hamburger (which usually contains the worst meat scraps, including ground up diseased parts); use whole, ungrounded meat; avoid all cooked meat. Use raw, organic eggs if possible. Avoid cooked eggs.

Avoid all “dog food” in cans or bags (these products are typically from low-grade, highly questionable meat byproducts and food sources with added coloring and toxic preservatives). Especially avoid dog food which contains “ethoxyquin,” a toxic preservative which can cause liver damage in animals.

Sunlight Exposure: Be sure the dog receives at least ½ hour of sunlight daily (preferably more). The dog should spend at least some time over healthy ground (such as grass, sand, etc.) to receive the earth’s healthy Schumann frequencies.

Real Life Example: Using this diet and lifestyle model (and supplements listed below), one man who kept prize show dogs (i.e. Shelties) found that they lived 20 to 22 years (rather than their average life span of 6 to 10 years).

Daily Supplements for Healthy Dogs
(whose ideal weight is 15 to 100 lbs.)

All supplements may be mixed in food.

• Quantum Greens Mix: 1 to 3 tsp/day (supplies broad-spectrum, live-source vitamins/minerals including trace minerals and every nutrient needed to sustain healthy life)
• Quantum Colostrum Powder: 1 to 3 tsp/day (may be mixed in water with the Greens Mix) (supports healthy immune system, high energy and vitality)
• Quantum Flax Oil: 1 tbsp/day (critical Omega-3 fatty acids for healthy brain, kidneys, and coat)
• Quantum Nutritional Flakes: 1 to 3 tsp/day (the ultimate natural vitamin B complex, glutathione, beta 1-3 glucans powerhouse)
• Grated raw garlic in food: ½ tsp. several times/week (natural immune booster)

Additional Nutritional Support

• DHLA-Nano Detox^TM: 1 tsp/day mixed in food (anti-aging, brain and nerve support)
• Super Nano-Green Tea^TM: 1/2-2 tsp/day mixed in food (radiation protection, air travel, exposure to X-rays, dyes, chemicals; premier immune and digestive support)
• Quantum Lecithin: : 1-3 tsp/day mixed in food (excellent for healthy brain, nervous system, heart, and a luxurious coat)

Special Example: Dog with renal failure: 5 years old, 100 lb.

In this case, fix all food fresh for the dog (see above ratios), except for raw meat. In kidney failure, feeding raw meat may be hard for the dog’s kidneys to process. With this dog’s large size, try 1 raw egg daily to see how well he tolerates them. Gradually build up to 2 to 3 raw eggs/day.

Nutritional Supplements:

• Use above supplements and mix into food (use larger amounts since this dog is larger)
• Heart Nano-Detox^TM: 3 tsp mixed into food daily (immune-specific support for the kidneys)*
• Quantum Kidney Complex: 3 to 6 capsules/daily mixed in food. (Helps clear kidney waste; supports kidney function*)
• Water source: Ozarka (ozonated, purified spring water) or Arrowhead Spring Water (avoid tap water)

If the dog will not eat much, then feed him Colostrum Powder mixed with purified water and Q. Greens Mix to start. As the dog’s appetite improves, you may gradually add more food and supplements.

Nutrition for your CatsBest Diet for Dogs

Can I feed my cat dog food?

No. Cats are not small dogs. Your cat’s nutritional requirements are not the same as those of a dog.

Nutritional Supplements needed for Cats:

EFA Oils

Cats require essential fatty acids. EFA Oils (EFA Oil Blend) are necessary to produce an inflammatory response in cats. This response is a necessary means by which the body can protect itself. EFA Oil added to the food also helps to regulate skin growth, is necessary for proper blood clotting, and is necessary for the reproductive and gastrointestinal systems to function properly.

Vitamin B

B vitamins (Max Stress B) are necessary for many body functions. Cats can not manufacture B complex, especially niacin, in sufficient quantities and thus require higher amounts in their diet. Vitamin B deficiencies can lead to loss of appetite and weight, inflamed gums, and hemorrhagic diarrhea.

Protein

Cats need more protein (Whey Protein) than dogs. This may be due to a cat’s inability to regulate the rate at which liver enzymes break down protein. If dietary protein is in a low quantity, the cat’s body will start breaking down the protein in its own muscle. To avoid this, cats must consistently consume a high level of protein.

Depending on life stage, cats require 30-50% protein in their diet. In comparison, depending on life stage and activity, dogs require 18-35% protein in their diet.

Calcium and Magnesium

The levels of calcium and magnesium (Coral Calcium Complex) are important in maintaining bone and joint health as well as balancing the pH of the animal. The pH of the urine can play a role in certain urinary tract diseases. Mineral levels and pH values that are too high (above 7.0 on the pH scale), or too low (below 6.4 on the pH scale), can contribute to disease. A calcium/magnesium complex can provide the proper amount of minerals and produce a urine pH within the recommended range.

The majority of your cat’s nutritional requirements are met with proper amounts of protein, essential fatty acids, calcium/magnesium and B vitamins.