The Natural Pet Food Cookbook: Healthful Recipes for Dogs and Cats
by Wendy Nan Rees; Kevin Schlanger; Illustrator: Troy CummingsFormat: eBook
Pub. Date: 2008-02-01
Publisher(s): Howell Book House
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Summary
You Want The Best For Your Pets After the massive commercial pet food recall in 2007, you're probably concerned about why to feed your dog or cat. The Natural Pet Food Cookbook: Healthful Recipes For Dogs And Cats gives you great ways to supplement your pet's primary diet with nutritious meals that you prepare; that way, you're sure your dog or cat gets healthy variety. With nn emphasis on natural ingredients and lots of colorful, fun illustrations, this cookbook gives you: More than 50 vet-approved, pet-tested recipes, ranging from basic kibble to casseroles to stews Tips on cooking techniques, food selection, and more Info on storing and freezing your homemade pet foods Details about the nutritional requirements of dogs and cats Warnings about potentially harmful foods
Table of Contents
| Acknowledgments | |
| Foreword | |
| About the Authors | |
| Introduction | |
| Adding Home-Cooked Meals to Your Pet's Diet | |
| Information for Dog Owners | |
| Information for Cat Owners | |
| Tools of the Trade: Kitchen Equipment Needed | |
| The Pet-Friendly Pantry | |
| Foods to Avoid Feeding Your Dog or Cat | |
| Cooking and Storing Foods in Bulk | |
| Conversion Tables | |
| Dogs | |
| Kibbles and Casseroles | |
| Stupendous Stews, Savory Soups, and a Growlin'Gravy | |
| Puglicious Pastas and Loaves to Love | |
| Bulk Recipes and Budget Meals | |
| Cats | |
| Kibbles and Casseroles | |
| Stupendous Stews, Savory Soups, and Scrumptious Sauces | |
| Fish for the Fish Lover | |
| Bulk Recipes and Budget Meals | |
| Index | |
| <$$$>ter | |
| Innovation - The Key to Second-Stage Growth | |
| Speed: Putting Ready, Fire, Aim into Your Business | |
| Getting Ready | |
| What Are You Waiting For? | |
| Aiming the Product | |
| Aiming the Marketing | |
| A Quick Crash Course | |
| Aiming the Marketing | |
| Understanding the Buying Frenzy | |
| Ready, Fire, Aim in Action | |
| A Quick Review of the Problems, Challenges, and Opportunities Faced By the Stage-Two Entrepreneur | |
| Making the Stage-Three Transformation | |
| Changing Into a Corporate Leader | |
| Filling Your Stage-Three Business with Stars and Superstars | |
| Bottlenecks, Bureaucracy, and Politics | |
| A Quick Review of the Problems, Challenges, and Opportunities Faced by the Stage-Three Entrepreneur | |
| The Last Big Change | |
| Acting as Your Company's Main Investor | |
| Afterword | |
| Notes | |
| Index | |
| <$$$>ansfer to a biofilm | |
| Mass transfer per reactor volume | |
| MECs for hydrogen production | |
| Principle of operation | |
| MEC systems | |
| Hydrogen yields | |
| Hydrogen recovery | |
| Energy recovery | |
| Hydrogen losses | |
| Differences between the MEC and MFC systems | |
| MFCs for Wastewater Treatment | |
| Process trains for WWTPs | |
| Replacement of the biological treatment reactor with an MFC | |
| Energy balances for WWTPs | |
| Implications for reduced sludge generation | |
| Nutrient removal | |
| Electrogenesis versus methanogensis | |
| Other MFC Technologies | |
| Different applications for MFC-based technologies | |
| Sediment MFCs | |
| Enhanced sediment MFCs | |
| Bioremediation using MFC technologies | |
| Fun! | |
| MFCs for new scientists and inventors | |
| Choosing your inoculum and media | |
| MFC materials: electrodes and membranes | |
| MFC architectures that are easy to build | |
| MFC reactors | |
| Operation and assessment of MFCs | |
| Outlook | |
| MFCs yesterday and today | |
| Challenges for bringing MFCs to commercialization | |
| Accomplishments and outlook | |
| Notation | |
| References | |
| Index | |
| <$$$>look | |
| MFCs yesterday and today | |
| Challenges for bringing MFCs to commercialization | |
| Accomplishments and outlook | |
| Notation | |
| References | |
| Index | |
| <$$$>osure | |
| Role of Trunk Muscle Cocontraction in Spine Loading | |
| Trunk Motion | |
| Non-Sagittal Plane Loading | |
| <$$$>clusions | |
| Spine Loading and Task Performance | |
| Spine Loading and Primary Physical Workplace Factors | |
| Moment Exposure | |
| Role of Trunk Muscle Cocontraction in Spine Loading | |
| Trunk Motion | |
| Non-Sagittal Plane Loading and Images | |
| Align Elements | |
| Lay Out a Web Page Using Tables | |
| Insert Spacer Images | |
| Contract Formation | |
| Arguments Supporting Formation | |
| Implications of Absence of Contract Formation | |
| Incentives for Formation Arguments | |
| Chapter<$$$> | |
| <$$$>ement Tools | |
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