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i have asked twice what is holistic mixture no reply have asked person who posted it but no reply ANYBOY KNOW/
Sorry dont havea clue. Have u searched on the net?
By kayc
Date 27.01.05 13:30 UTC
Holistic mixture is open to interpetation.... Holistic is the adjective of Holism. Sitting comfortably? Holism is the theory that the fundamental principle is the creation of wholes, ie: complete and self-contained systems from the atom and the cell by evolution to the most complex forms of life and mind; the theory that a complex entity, system etc, is more than merely the sum of its parts. Still sitting? :D
Holistic iin its intepretation can mean many different thing, but the basics is that you treat the person, or dog in this case as a whole. Feeding a holistic mixture can mean a simple food without any additive, GMP, E no.s, etc. To feed Gluten free, wheat free, and additive free is technically not holistic, but can be generally classed as such, since the these are the most common cause of common ailments, and to remove these from foods is treating the whole body not just the sympton.
Holistic medecine, another interpretation. Pain in back, Asprin, treats the sympton not the cause.(the diseased part) Acupunture, treats the whole person, physically and psychologically rather than treating merely the "diseased part"
Hope that helped, if not "sorry" :D

Holistic medicine attempts to treat both the mind and the body
By kayc
Date 27.01.05 14:03 UTC
After trawling through the search list, I have found the sentence you were refering to (feed tripe and a holistic mixture)
I use a mixture called Digestimate, it contains balanced micronutrients which help minimise stress related digestive disorders, (originally started using it for little Ollie) It is rich in beta-glucens which help the bodies natural immune system and helps maintain freedom from viral and bacterial infection.
This "may" be what Ailsa means as a holistic mixture
Kay
By Isabel
Date 27.01.05 14:46 UTC

This, rather lengthy :), thread covers some of the issues of the several meanings of holistic
http://www.champdogsforum.co.uk/cgi-bin/board/topic_show.pl?pid=446925#pid446925To me it means everything is in there :) Taking the context of this mixture you refer to, which I have not heard of, I suspect it is a group of supplements to make a diet complete rather that the rather more conventional interpretation of 'alternative' holistic which is generaly wholefood, organic etc. but of course I could be wrong ;), perhaps someone else who actually uses it will come along in time.
By kayc
Date 27.01.05 14:58 UTC
Hi Isabel, I personally dont class Digestimate as a holistic mixture :D , although some might. I use it simply for trying to get little Ollie's stomach problems back on track. He is as right as rain now, though I dont know if the mixture helped or it would have gone back to normal anyway. As I said, "holistic" is open to interpretation. I feed raw, but I have no idea what is given to the animals in the way of feeds etc before slaughter, so I could not say that I feed my dogs holistically. :D . I only suggested that this "type" of mixture 'could' have been what Ailsa was talking about, but of course I am probably wrong ;)
By Isabel
Date 27.01.05 15:11 UTC

I was referring to Welshie's mixture :)
By Daisy
Date 27.01.05 15:01 UTC
Do you mean a holistic mixer ??? I give my dogs Natural Choice Holistic Mixer. It is very good and the dogs love it, which is good enough for me :)
Daisy
By kayc
Date 27.01.05 15:09 UTC
Ahhhh, It was a biscuit mixture, I am thinking of organic powders etc.

Daisy where do you get your mixer ? Im using pedigree small bite mixer at the moment but would like a more natural one.
By Daisy
Date 27.01.05 15:44 UTC
I get mine through my training club - so not much help :( You could try contacting them to see who sells it in your area
http://www.holisticfeeds.com/Daisy

thanks I will have a look at that later (I cant access it from work for some reason :rolleyes: )
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