Greenark Cereal Mix

INGREDIENTS

• Oats - Have one of the highest protein contents of all the grains, and are rich in calcium and iron. They have a high fat content but also contain soluble gums which bind cholesterol in the intestines, thus preventing it's absorption. Oats have in fact been found effective in lowering the amount of cholesterol in the blood.
• Barley - Believed to be the oldest cultivated grain and is an excellent food that is high  in nutrients and lower in fat than most other grains.
• Maize - Native to South America, where it has been used for 10,000 years. it is good for teeth and hair.
• Rye - Similar in composition to wheat, but contains less gluten. It has a delicious distinctive flavour.
• Millet - The only alkaline grain. It contains all the necessary elements to provide for daily nutritive requirements.
• Carrot - Rich in vitamins A, B & C, and contains small amounts of E & K as well as phosphorus, potassium and calcium. It is particularly valuable as a digestive aid, glandular tonic, skin cleanser and eye conditioner. It is helpful in fighting infection and calming the nervous system, while promoting vitality and a feeling of well-being.
• Parsley - A particularly rich in both iron and vitamin C, with an appreciable level of pro vitamin A. Also high in calcium, phosphorus and manganese, it is surely one of our most concentrated foodstuffs.
• Sunflower Seeds - Highly nutritious and outstandingly rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids. They contain 24% protein and at least three times as much iron.
• Sesame Seeds - High in zinc, sodium, vitamin B3 and calcium.
• Coriander - Noted for sweetening the breath and stimulating digestion and appetite. it is said to be almost magical in banishing flatulence.
• Dill - A calmative herb, used for many years to stimulate the appetite and settle the stomach.
• Anis - Helps expel gas from the intestine; an antiseptic herb.
• Fennel - Tones the digestion and relieves flatulence and other disturbances of the bowel or intestinal function.
• Carob - A legume or bean and has been a source of food for thousands of years for animals and human beings. It is packed with minerals: calcium, phosphorus, iron, potassium, manganese and silicon: it contains vitamins B1 and B2 and niacin, a little vitamin A and some protein.

FEEDING GUIDELINES.

We have given you some approximate measurements for the quantity to feed your animals. Each dog, however has its own requirements based on its own metabolic rate, health, fitness, age, weight etc.

So the weights must be adjusted accordingly for each animal. If you find your dog doesn't completely finish its meal, give it less meat next time. Or if it is putting on weight, obviously feed it less.

Working people will have to develop their feeding routine to suit their own time schedule. The Greenark cereal mix is alone sufficient in every way to give your pet all its nutritional requirements ( although it contains only minute quantities of oil as it is a dried mix ). 

No completely natural diet would be the same day in day out, so we recommend adding some variety to the diet if you are able. Some examples are included below.

Remember always feed whole foods.

Morning (12am approx)

Cereal must be previously soaked (if desired you may add things such as grated apple, yogurt, cottage cheese tahini, spoonful of cooked lentils etc, or replace cereal and give cooked rice and veg, brown bread & egg), sunflower oil

Cereal (dry weight) with sunflower oil

•     Small dogs: 1-2oz with 1/2 tsp
•     Medium: 2-4oz with 1 tsp
•     Large: 6-8oz with 1 1/2 tsp
•     V. large: 8oz to 1lb with 2 tsp

Evening (6pm approx)

Cereal must be previously soaked, food supplements to be mixed in with the cereal

Cereal (dry weight)

•     Small dogs: 2-4oz
•     Medium: 4-8oz
•     Large: 8oz to 1lb
•     V. large: 1-2lb

 This receipe is the original receipe of  Juliette de bairacli levy