Misconceptions About Pet Food – as part of the expert series by GeoBeats. There are people that have a lot of perceptions about dog food and cat food and health in general, and really a lot of misconceptions about it. So the first one is that it is really expensive. The bottom line for most dog food, it is going to cost you about the same amount of money price per day, so that would be the number one. Another one is that people do not seem to know or care a lot of times where their dog food is made. They do not know if it is made by somebody who really cares about what they are doing like Natura or Champion do, all they care about is price. Or a lot of the common perceptions that I get from people or common statements are “Well, my dog likes it” or “I do not want to gamble with anything else” or “It is just fine, whatever, whatever, whatever” and “There is nothing I can do about” that sort of thing – I really care about my dog and my cat, and I want to give them good food that is going to help them.” And so the perceptions to me, I have to investigate the perceptions, because most peoples’ perception seems to come from advertisement or information on the web.
my.brainshark.com – This is for people who want to learn more about the benefits of feeding dogs and cats natural foods. It also discusses why so many of today’s pet diseases are caused by exclusively feeding commercial pet foods.
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My cat has been eating eating raw meat and bones for nearly a year now. It took him a little while to get used to the idea of actually USING his natural talents of tearing meat and slicing through bones, but now he LOVES it. It’s just the best feeling I get when i watch him chewing and gnawing happily. WARNING – DO NOT FEED COOKED BONES AS THEY WILL SPLINTER. Raw bones, do not splinter…cats eat bird/mouse bones all the time and they are tiny and very sharp, so these bones are no different. Cats/dogs are DESIGNED to do this! It is also safe because a carnivore’s stomach is incredibly acidic and will digest more efficiently than our own stomachs. Cats will be fussy about the smell of meat and will not eat it if it is going off, but dogs don’t care! This is because Cats and dogs have different amounts of acid in their stomachs. Both capable of digesting bones, but dogs are better at digesting bacteria . BEST OF LUCK – IT IS WORTH WHILE You will save money too, not just on vet bills, because cats/dogs fed on raw bones don’t get tartar build up and gingivitis, but also I get much of my raw meat and bones from the butchers scraps, which I get for free Give your cat a variety of meats, including beef heart, but avoid liver as it has too much vitamin A. Give only 1 teaspoon a week. Also give raw eggs. Start slowly. Don’t expect a mature cat to understand what to do straight away. Perhaps just start with raw meat, no bones. also I had to hand feed this cat for about a month …
How to Get Rid of Fleas – as part of the expert series by GeoBeats. The number one problem with flea products, when a person goes to the store is they want to get as little as possible to take care of the flea problem. And that is problematic at best because you are going to have to deal with more… The flea world is more complex. I will just be honest with you. So, sometimes, you know, years ago people would come in and buy a tube or a little container, a six ounce container of diatomaceous earth because it kills fleas. And it does kill fleas. It kills fleas very well, as well as other, you know, cutworms and different little bugs in your environment. And they would come back, maybe a couple weeks later, and say, “This product did not work.” It is like, “Well, okay. Let’s look at the big picture now,” because remember, holistic means all the parts that equal the whole. So we have to concern ourselves with the environment. If it is true, as one of the popular numbers go, for every flea you find on your dog or your cat, there is 200 in your carpet, ok, it is going to take more than one little thing to kill all those fleas. So, we are going to have to deal with all of the environment, not just the carpet. One time I used our boric acid powder on the carpet at my home, and I went into the bathroom that night, which is linoleum, and I got a flea bite because the fleas vacated the carpet and went to the linoleum in the bathroom and the kitchen, and then down to the concrete …
more: animalliing.tv Do you really know what your best friend is eating? Have you looked at ingredient panel behind your pet’s food? If the answer is no, then we will teach you what to look for and what to avoid in your pet’s diet in 5 easy steps 1, Avoid foods that have grains in the top 5 ingredients because the main ingredients should be proteins and meats. 2, Stay away from the word gluten. Think of it as “glue” and this “glue” covers your pet’s intestines. 3, Now, search for the protein source. If it says “Meat By-product”, “Chicken By-product” is bad 4, You should also stay away from “Meat Meal” or “Poultry Meal” 5, Preservatives like BHA or BHT should not be in their food and Propylene glycol (also known as car antifreeze) should not be used as a taste enhancer. Now, go on and search the food’s labels and if you have any questions, feel free to email us. We are here to help!
We make all our own food, in-house in the USA, by pet owning experts who take great pride in what they do. In our Meet the Precise Team series, we’ll introduce you to some of the people that make Precise Pet Products run. When we caught up with Helen Hurd, our northwest territory sales manager, at SuperZoo this year, she was very excited about the new Precise Holistic Complete. Listen in to hear why she thinks the formulas are great news for the pet food industry.
This is such a great company! They sell treats, toys, supplements, grooming supplies and sooo many other things! We’ll never have to go back to the dreaded pet store again! Here is the link to The Pet Pantry www.feedyourpets.com Here is the link Orijen’s website orijen.ca
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My name is Paula Sylvester and as a pet owner I LOVE my pets! Like me — YOU – may think all pet food is the same and the companies that make the food for our pet’s have their best interest in mind. This is NOT the case. The people that regulate pet food – allow manufacturers to use ingredients that you would never give to your pet — yet alone — eat yourself. In fact, you’ll be shocked — just as myself – to learn what some brands of pet food really contain. If you love your pet — like I love mine — do your companion a favor. Click the link below to watch a short educational video on pet food. www.DinkLikesIt.com
Give your cat a variety of meats, including beef heart, but avoid liver as it has too much vitamin A. Give only 1 teaspoon a week. Also give raw eggs. Start slowly. Don’t expect a mature cat to understand what to do straight away. Perhaps just start with raw meat, no bones. also I had to hand feed this cat for about a month …