After quite a bit of research and reading about what ingredients actually go into commercial dog foods (even some of the most expensive brands in the market), we decided to switch our Siberian Huskies over to a “Raw” diet and have noticed a dramatic difference in the health, appearance, and general well-being of our dogs.  
 
The basic principle is to feed a diet that the animals have evolved to eat, or to put it another way AS NATURE INTENDED.
We feel that this is the best possible diet available for our Siberian Huskies.  We do understand that people may have concerns about the diet and/or just don't feel that feeding a "Raw" diet is the best alternative for their dogs.  I am happy to answers questions that you may have.
 
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What We Feed Our Dogs At Celtic Acres
We also started our huskies on NuVet Supplements to ensure that they get all of the proper vitamins and minerals to keep them healthy.
 
 
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Vaccination Schedule
 
All of our dogs are vaccinated against Rabies, Distemper (DHLPP + Corona), and Lyme.  We feel these vaccines are essential for their health.  They are also given Ivermectin monthly to prevent heartworm and wormed every 6 months to prevent other internal parasites.  We believe that excessive vaccination is not only unnecessary, but is actually harmful to dogs.  After the first year, we vaccinate our siberians every 3 years.  You should work out a vaccine schedule with your vet that works for you and your pet.
 
Puppies (6 weeks to 1 year)
 
6 – 8 weeks………. first puppy shot (DHLPP) + Corona
 
12 weeks……. second puppy shot (DHLPP) + Corona
 
15-16 weeks……… third puppy shot (DHLPP) + Corona
 
over 4 months…… Rabies (repeat 1 year later)
 
 
Adult Dogs (after 1 year)
 
DHLPP…… Every 3 Years
 
Rabies……. Every 3 Years (after 2nd shot)
 
 
Optional Vaccines- talk to your vet about whether they feel these are necessary for your geographical area.
 
Lyme…… As Needed
 
Bordetella…..As Needed
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