Dairy Products, Nuts and Oils used in B.A.R.F.:
These can all be added to your fruit and vegetables.
Please note:
cows milk, sour cream, whipping cream, double cream
should not be used as they can cause very soft stool and even diarrhea
- high in milk sugars (lactose)
The above listed dairy products also contain milk sugars, but very little.
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Nuts are best bought from healthfood shops and kept in a container in the fridge.
The oils in nuts can otherwise go rancid very quickly and that means- the good oils turn into bad ones!
They can be ground and mixed with fruit and cottage cheese for a delicious dessert - yes, for your dog!
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Try to buy organic, unrefined, cold-pressed oils, it is worth paying a bit more for quality oil.
Oils should be kept in the fridge in a dark bottle. Good oils are usually sold in light protected bottles!
An open bottle shouldn't be used longer than 2 months - try buying small bottles of oil!
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All information given on this page is entirely based on my own experiences and research.
These can all be added to your fruit and vegetables.
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buttermilk -low in fat cottage cheese -low in fat, very digestable protein, high acceptability yoghurt- high acceptability kefir - good source of B-vitamins quark - high acceptability goat's milk - lots of vitamins & nutrients |
Nuts hazelnuts walnuts pistachios peanuts (fresh, non salted!) cashew nuts |
Oils
here are just a selective few: rapeseed oil olive oil salmon oil evening primrose oil linseed oil nut oils |
Please note:
cows milk, sour cream, whipping cream, double cream
should not be used as they can cause very soft stool and even diarrhea
- high in milk sugars (lactose)
The above listed dairy products also contain milk sugars, but very little.
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Nuts are best bought from healthfood shops and kept in a container in the fridge.
The oils in nuts can otherwise go rancid very quickly and that means- the good oils turn into bad ones!
They can be ground and mixed with fruit and cottage cheese for a delicious dessert - yes, for your dog!
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Try to buy organic, unrefined, cold-pressed oils, it is worth paying a bit more for quality oil.
Oils should be kept in the fridge in a dark bottle. Good oils are usually sold in light protected bottles!
An open bottle shouldn't be used longer than 2 months - try buying small bottles of oil!
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All information given on this page is entirely based on my own experiences and research.