Learn the truth about pet food
Do you know what’s in your pets food – for the health of your pet, watch this informative video.
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Learn EVERYTHING about organic holistic PET FOOD!!!
World famous Dr. G’s Martin Glinsky Ph.D. tells us exactly why his organic, natural, fresh, holistic pet food for dogs and cats is the best money can buy. After 30 years companies everywhere are now using the techniques of incorporating fresh ingredients that he developed. To the delight of millions of pets Dr. G’s formulas are now the standard for healthy and delicious. NOT SOLD IN STORES so you must go to www.drgsfreshpetfood.com When you visit his website you will read why the best ingredients are used and why it all comes down to the amount we feed versus special marketing. Dr. G’s pet food is made FRESH when you order it and sent out immediately! With Free shipping within the US every cat and dog deserves some today. His website is full of extremely informative facts about pet health and nutrition. A true pioneer Dr. G has dog and cat formulas that are the originals in the industry. Go to http and buy some today. All your pets will thank you. Thanx again Dr. Glinsky for being there for our pooches and kittens health and see you very soon!!!
The Truth About Pet Food – Dogs & Cats
In recent times pet nutritionists have come to the conclusion that many of todayâs health problems in animals, including physical and behavioral conditions have their roots in poor nutrition. Many of the leading manufacturers of so-called âqualityâ pet food are responsible for this decline in your petâs health.
Veterinarians are noticing this deteriorating health in pets and believe that chemical additives and preservatives play a part.
So, just what is in your dog or cats pet food?
The fact that when you open up a can of dog food you turn your nose, is a sign that there are all sorts of gases and odors released that are unfit for human and animal consumption. The heavy use of preservatives such as BHT/BHA and Ethoxyquin are likely to be responsible as well as urine, faecal matter, hair, pus, meat from sick or adrenalin filled animals (most animals just prior to the kill in abattoirs release a rush of adrenalin into their bloodstream as they intuit they are about to die). Ethoxyquin is actually an herbicide and has had detrimental effects on humans who were working with it in the rubber industry. Reports of liver/kidney damage, cancerous skin lesions, hair loss, blindness, leukemia, fetal abnormalities and chronic diarrhea were noted and in animals it has been linked to immune deficiency syndrome, spleen, stomach and liver cancer, as well as the above mentioned diseases.
It is no doubt that the increased use of chemical preservatives in pet food is linked to the rise in pet disease over the last 25 years.
Rancid animal and poultry fat (by-products of the meat industry) that have escaped human consumption are the staples of most canned pet food. These unhealthy putrid fats are difficult to digest and are likely linked to stomach and liver disorders resulting in bloating, gas, diarrhea and the notorious bad breath our pets are known for.
At present, the department of agriculture does not have mandatory inspection of the ingredients used in pet food. They are allowed to use “4D” classification sources such as meat, tissues, skin and insides of animals that are dead, dying, disabled, or diseased (AND UNFIT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION). Some of the animal meat used will be loaded with heavy hormones, steroids and antibiotics from the farming industry that continue to be âactiveâ in dead tissue!
Add to this a host of artificial colorants, preservatives and sweetening agents such as cornstarch and sucrose and you have a chemical concoction bound to cause disease in any animal that ingests it. Cat food manufacturers use corn syrup, which cause addiction and over stimulate the production of insulin and acidic digestive juices. These empty sugars put a great deal of stress on the pancreas and may result in diabetes. They also interfere with the animalâs ability to absorb nutrients and vitamins from their food. As with humans, artificial sweeteners can cause hyperactivity and behavioral problems in animals and destroy friendly bacteria that aid in digestion. The added sugar content could also be responsible for diseases such as diabetes, hypoglycemia, obesity, allergies, loss of vision and cancer.
Another harmful chemical is propylene glycol, which is responsible for prolonging the shelf life of dry products. However, they also dehydrate the colon, causing constipation and the formation of small, dry,hard stools. These kinds of stools may be uncomfortable for your pet to pass as well as leading to diseases of the digestive tract in the long term.
The addition of salt to canned pet food is also a health hazard. Too much refined salt can lead to hypertension, water retention, kidney damage, palpitations and other ailments.
To add fiber, soybean meal is added to pet food, which hinders digestion in dogs. Peanut hulls are also used but can be an irritant to the colon and cause constipation.
As you can see from the above, properly feeding your pet is an essential part of caring that you, the owner is responsible for. Just as there is a growing awareness today of whatâs healthy for humans to eat, it is just as crucial to make sure your pet is also getting the proper healthy nutrition it needs for optimum health.
A happy pet = a happy owner. Give YOUR pet the best chance of optimal health through proper nutrition today.
May you both live long happy healthy lives together.
Claris Rivers is an author/researcher in the area of Health and Nutrition and recommends Breakthrough Dog food Recipes
For more information go to www.happywagger.co.uk
What is so bad about buying pet food from grocery stores?
I hear that buying cat food from grocery stores isn’t very good. Well, I’m afraid that I made a mistake by buying a small package of no name food and small cans of tuna, beef and salmon from No Frills. The reason being that I could not find the pet store in wich the previous owner of my cat bought her food from. Please help!
I just want to remind everybody that I bought the smallest package there, so hopefully it does no harm. Will it?
May 27, 2010 | 7 | pet foodShocking Video Reveals Disturbing Secrets About Dog Food3
The widespread disease and death of dogs and cats from nutritionally inadequate and poison-laden commercial pet food is no secret in the world of vets and dog and cats experts. Educate yourself and don´t beLIEve in the usual commercials claiming the superior quality of pet food. This is a multi billion business including vets as well and they are frequently not even aware of the truth because they are not supposed to get educated in real healthy pet food and what it is really about with the big companys providing all the products around the world. The truth is a lot more nasty as you ever might have thought. There is a lot more to that, you can chose to make your own pet food, using the advice and recipes or there are a few companys producing a real healthy pet food, which is not and never can be a dried substance, which contains the most poisionous stuff and leads within 4 to 6 years to serious disease or death.This “food” is biologically dead with a nutritient value like plastic and so will be the state of health with your pet eventually.Please contemplate this and save your beloved pet in making a change.Take the effort to research this and get educated. www.thedogfoodconspiracy.com
What is the deal with the recall of pet food? My cat died from kidney failure about two months ago?
I fed him some of the brands pet foods on the recall list, how do I know whether or not his condition was not caused by this food? His condition was rather sudden and did not give us a lot of warning. My whole family was devestated by his death. We consider our animals part of the family!
May 02, 2010 | 6 | pet foodWhat’s so bad about feeding your pet animal by-products?
I hear a lot of people say things like, “I’d never feed my cat such-and-such a food. It has animal by-products!” or, “We don’t carry that brand of cat food. That’s a grocery store brand — our food doesn’t have animal by-products.”
What exactly are the animal by-products used in pet food? What makes them less healthy than non-by-product containing choices?
Apr 14, 2010 | 6 | pet productsDo you care about what your pet is eating?
How much do you care about your pet’s nutrition??
Dog and cat owners how much do you care about this? Are you the kind of person who simply grabs any dog/cat food they come across or are you concerened and want the best. Do you read the ingridients on every bag you buy? Are you sure to check that there is a good meat content? do you make sure that the food you buy is free of corn,wheat,soy,by products, bett pulp,sugar,colors etc etc? what food do you feed? why do you think it will benefit your pet??
I liked duddlebu…’s answer the most so far. Anyone want to try to put up something better?
I just read and article about the cat food.?
I read about that they just pulled Hills pet nutrition, Prescription diet m/d Feline Dry cat food. and Science diet dry cat food. And they have not pulled any other Prescription or any other Science diet food. Its the ones with wheat gluten in it. They are also checking to make sure none of it made its way into people food.
In some of the food they also found aminoptermin