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Originally Posted by pstinard  Okay, so I had a chance to peruse some of her peer reviewed articles. Her area of expertise is home cooked diets. She wrote a few text book chapters. One of her articles on home cooking is actually extremely well-written, and it contains precise dietary guidelines: Homemade Diets: Attributes, Pitfalls, and a Call for Action
It's behind a paywall, but you can probably access it for free at your local library. If I were doing home-cooked meals for Bella, I would definitely print it out and refer to it frequently.
I DO have problems with some of her pronouncements on commercial dog foods, and I'll post more on that later, since it gets to the heart of the Purina/Blue Buffalo controversy. |
Her expertise is in clinical nutrition for sick animals. She also is very well versed in what commercial options work for those animals. If you have problems with her pronouncements on dog foods, then you don't need to follow what she says.