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The Truth About Pet Food Video

Although you may think all pet food manufacturers have your pet’s best interests in mind, this is not always the case as many pet parents are learning from the continued rise in pet food recalls. Current pet food regulations allow manufacturers to use ingredients that you would never knowingly give to your pet. In fact, you may be shocked to learn what some brands of pet food really contain. For example: the use of by-products (feet, bones and intestines, etc.), chemical preservatives (BHA and BHT) and grains that are often difficult to digest (corn, wheat, gluten and soy), which are often used as a protein source instead of meat.

Just click the video to your left, to learn the truth about What's Really in Your Pet's Food!

Whether in human or companion animals, recent research (Rastall, 2004) has shown that allergies are the result of both genetics and environment. Genetics (DeBoer, 2004) predisposes a human or pet to suffer from allergies, but the deal is clinched if they are raised in a modern Westernized home. What does modernization have to do with allergies?
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Because All Natural and Holistic Pet Foods are concentrated for better nutrition, palatability and digestibility, you will actually feed from 20% - 40% less than other foods. Your pet's breath will improve dramatically, you'll have less waste to scoop and, in the case of cats, litter box odors will decrease dramatically (something the whole family will get excited about).
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Parasites are a natural part of owning a pet. You’re bound to encounter one or more of them throughout the lifetime of your pet. Almost all puppies and kittens have some type of internal parasite lurking in them, feeding on the blood and protein of its hosts. These parasites can affect your pet's ability to absorb nutrients, and without treatment, they can potentially damage the lining of the intestinal tract.
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Dogs and cats are always eating things they shouldn't, which is why vomiting and diarrhea are so common in pets.  But when they are getting sick for weeks or months instead of days, they could have a more serious digestive problem called inflammatory bowel disease.  Veterinarians aren't sure what causes inflammatory bowel disease, although they suspect it occurs when the immune system mistakenly attacks tissues in the digestive tract.
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In many areas of North America, April is the time of the year when veterinarians begin to check dogs and cats for exposure to heartworm organisms that may have occurred during the previous mosquito season and to get pets on their seasonal heartworm prevention medication. Most veterinarians will recommend giving a daily or monthly pill to prevent heartworms, but in actuality you’re not preventing them; you are administering the cure on a regular basis. This cure for heartworm is toxic.
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Cats and Dogs differ in the way bone cancer matures and how treatment should be administered. Because of the rapid nature of osteosarcoma, treatment should be sought as soon as possible. The only trouble is that the most common sign, lameness and pain usually happens when it is already taken firm hold. It is also mistaken by owners at first as arthritis, stiffness or pulled muscle in which veterinarian care is usually not immediately sought.
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I've heard it over and over, "I would really like to feed my dog healthier, but not at that price!" or "My cat really loves the food, but I'm going to be broke in no time flat!" or even "I love my dogs, but my husband would go through the roof if he found out they are eating healthier than we are!"  What the majority of pet owners fail to understand is that by feeding an all natural & holistic food to their dog or cat, they will actually be saving money in the long run.  How, you ask, at $1.15 a pound?
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The Bow-Wow on Dental Disease

It's time to get hip to what's going on with the teeth and gums of the animal world. Periodontal disease in particular is quite common, especially in older pets, though it is not the only dental problem animals face. Contrary to popular belief, dental disease doesn't just affect our elder pets; puppies and kittens, too, have suffering mouths. Dental disease is a combination of genetics and lack of education on the part of pet owners.
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So, you’ve got a kitchen shelf stocked with vitamins and supplements that you’ve been led to believe are good for your body, but how do you really know if they’re doing what they’re supposed to be doing, in and for your body? Here’s a simple test you can do right now!
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Does your pet have digestion problems, diarrhea, skin problems, food intolerances, or other chronic health problems?  Supplement with a high quality pet probiotic to restore your pet’s healthy gut, and chances are you’ll improve your pet’s health.A probiotic, sometimes referred to as good or friendly bacteria, is a microorganism necessary for a healthy and balanced intestinal tract. There are two types of bacteria found in the intestinal tract, good and harmful bacteria.
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