Not Fit for a Dog!: The Truth About Manufactured Dog and Cat Food
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.80 (667 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1884956831 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 200 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-08-14 |
| Language | : | English |
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You will never look at Pet Food labels the same way again!!! Alexei 1961 This book provides an easy to read overview of pet food industry practices, problems, and the possibly devastating impact of packaged foods upon the health of your dog or cat. Dr. Fox (and Co.) provide background information for the toxic pet food recalls a couple years ago, and explain how lack of oversight and profit margins, along with common veterinary decisions could lead chronic or fatal health problems. How is pet food produced? Wha. Lois said It's a great bookvery revealing.. but the movie would drive the dog food manufacturers nuts! I am very impressed with Dr.Fox's knowledge.. Not Fit for a Dog is the Perfect Fit Not Fit for a Dog! is amazing. Imagine three veterinarians that 'get it' about pet food, three veterinarians that see how important nutrition is to our pets. Now imagine sitting down with these three veterinarians and asking them questions about what corn or soy does to the insides of your pet, asking them their opinion on raw food or home cooked pet food or prescription pet foods.that's Not Fit for a Dog! This is what the book does. It's
--California Bookwatch""From pet food recalls to home prepared diets for dogs and cats, this book has many pearls of wisdom that are easily understood and highly applicable to pets owners worldwide."" --PetMD. A "must" for any pet owner interested in nutritionally sound animal foods a fine and in-depth survey, recommended for any general library appealing to pet owners
Beneath the radar of inadequate government oversight, there are serious problems about pet food manufacturers’ claims and assurances of product safety and quality. Not just an exposé, Not Fit for a Dog! authors explore what is best to feed one’s pet for their ultimate health and happiness.. This book clearly indicates that the massive recall of more than 1,000 different varieties of cat and dog food is but the tip of the proverbial iceberg. This book’s disturbing findings conclude that too many veterinarians are uninformed of the dangers of mixing some pet food with prescribed medication and antibiotics which may exacerbate the pet’s condition