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Can Your Pet Stomach This?
The Power Of The Women Can Your Dog Stomach This?Do you want to believe in romantic love again? Are you dreams of handsome prince carrying you away to a beautiful home gone away ..... Theres an old adage that says You are what you eat. While more and more Americans are becoming aware of the need to reduce or altogether eliminate processed foods from their diets, we need to do the same for our pets. The ingredients that make up most commercial, processed pet foods are not fit for even non-human consumption. To be fair, not all manufacturers use poor or potentially dangerous ingredients. In fact, there are a few that use human grade, healthy ingredients. But most pet food widely available on the shelf of the local discount store should be a source of concern for pet owners. The sources of protein used vary vastly. Any slaughtered animal, cattle, swine, poultry, lamb is a source of pet food protein. Well, that doesnt sound so bad but the question is this: what parts of that slaughtered animal is in my pets kibble? Bones, blood, intestines, lungs, ligaments, beaks, feet, undeveloped eggs, and feathers are termed by-products by the industry and are a questionable source of nourishment for our animals. Fat is added in the form of discarded restaurant grease and animal fat that is a by-product of the rendering process. These fats are highly saturated and lack the linoleic acid essential to healthy coat and skin. Many of the grains used come from wheat rejected for human consumption. Brewers rice, a low quality rice product is void of the nutrients found in whole rice. Corn gluten is the dried residue left from the milling process. Glutens are added to slow down the transition of rancid animal fats. This holds waste in which causes kidneys and livers to work overtime and our pets pay the consequences with ill health. Fillers are often used that consistent of wood pulp, corncobs and peanut hulls. Special Ingredients: Shark Fins & Bird's Nest Our pets food is filled with additives and chemical preservatives such as BHA, BHT and ethoxyquin which are potential cancer-causing agents.There are wide variety of ingredients in Chinese cooking. The ingredients that we normally see can be divided into two major kinds: ..... According to the Animal Protection Institute, to make pet food nutritious, manufacturers fortify it with vitamins and minerals. Why? Because the ingredients they are using are not wholesomeand harsh manufacturing processes destroy many of the nutrients the food had to begin with. It is not unusual for commercially prepared pet foods to be contaminated with bacteria and endotoxins from using diseased animals rejected by slaughterhouses for human consumption. The bottom line here is that ingredients in many of the commercially prepared, pre-processed pet foods vary widely in content and quality and are marginally nutritious at best. Pre-processed foods are a major source of allergies and chronic digestive problems in our pets. What can you do? Consider replacing commercial foods with an all- natural dry food. Supplement with fresh foods. Many people are trying raw diets for their pets and more and more pet owners prepare their pets food fresh daily. There are many books on the subject and lots of information via the Internet. If you are interested in learning more about natural pet foods, please visit www.naturalbarker.com and read about Barker and Friends Natural Pet Treats and Flint River Ranch All Natural Pet Foods for dogs and cats. We use only human-grade, natural ingredients to protect the health of our pets. You may request a free sample of Flint River Ranch by emailing Barker and Friends at creaturecomfortsnewsletter@cox.net. Wine Storage If you would like to find some good books on the topic of pet nutrition, visit our website www.naturalbarker.com and click on the Amazon.com link on our Links page.The Importance of Proper Wine Storage As any wine collector knows, one of the most important facets of wine collection is proper wine storage for ..... To receive Creature Comforts Pet Care Newsletter on a regular basis, email us at creaturecomfortsnewsletter@cox.net. |
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