Resources

"Dr. Pitcairn's Complete Guide to Natural Health for Dogs and Cats" by Richard H. Pitcairn & Susan Hubble Pitcairn.

The number of cases of kidney failure among dogs and cats that ate poisoned pet food could total in the tens of thousands says Dr. Paul Pion, president of the Veterinary Information Network. He said the final number for pets suffering from kidney failure could be in the tens of thousands. More on the recall - Listen to holistic veterinarian Dr. Jane Bicks D.V.M. "Do You Really Know What's In Your Pet's Food?"

Visit www.mflegal.com/petfoodlawsuit and read for yourself the chilling facts behind the nationwide Class Action Lawsuit filed against pet food companies and retailers for misleading consumers regarding the contents of pet food.

Tons of information on cats at Dr.R.Hines, DVM PhD brilliant site www.2ndchance.info/homemadediets.htm

Lisa A. Pierson, DVM at www.catfood.org/makingcatfood.htm. Dr. William Pollak D.V.M. - "Eating supermarket pet foods is like eating cardboard. Our pets just get by on them and the foods lack any real vitality for the flourishing of health. Life is designed to be lived in vitality; surviving is living a slow death even before departure from the body".

Dr Wendell O. Belfield, D.V.M. - "Their pets may have diarrhoea, increased flatulence, a dull hair coat, intermittent vomiting or prolonged scratching. These are common symptoms associated with commercial pet foods." In 1981, as Martin Zucker and I wrote How to Have a Healthier Dog, we discovered the full extent of negative effects that commercial pet food has on animals. In February 1990, San Francisco Chronicle staff writer John Eckhouse went even further with an exposé entitled "How Dogs and Cats Get Recycled into Pet Food

Read the explosive report on the pet food trade,"Food Pets Die For" by Anne N.Martin