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Media is keeping Americans clueless about this threat

Jun 2009

Why am I not surprise! The media does this all the time, of course they can’t tell things how they really are because it would cause mass hysteria and the government won’t let them tell the truth about anything anyway.

It really is a shame when your life is controled by people that don’t give a crap about what happens to you as long as they can have power and make money.

You can’t believe a word the news media, the government, the FDA and defantily not anything the pharmaceutical companies tell you.

This has got to stop…I don’t know how that would every happen but something has to be done before we are all going to be in big trouble….or dead.

Jane Burgermeister an Austrian investigative journalist is warning the world that the greatest crime in the history of humanity is underway.

Maybe this might help she has filed a lawsuit against the W.H.O. accusing it of bioterrorism through its swine flu vaccination agenda:

http://www.naturalnews.com/026503_pandemic_swine_flu_bioterrorism.html

To You and Your Pets Health,

Alice

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Stop Your Dog’s Quick from Bleeding

By Alice

Jun 2009

Sometimes you make a mistake when cutting your dogs nails and you cut the quick. It starts to bleed and you don’t know what to do. Here is a couple of steps that might help.

Cover the the bleeding nail area with a napkin or soft cloth to stop the blood from getting everywhere.
Mix a little bit of flour or corn starch.
Remove the napkin then dip your dog’s toe into the flour or corn starch.
Hold it for a few seconds.
Take it out. The bleeding should stop.
Carefully wipe off the flour or corn starch surrounding the nail in about 10 to 15 minutes.
Make sure you use lukewarm water to wash off any remaining flour or corn starch. Cold water will make it sting.

Of course if your dog is like mine he will probably go so where and lick it until it starts bleeding again so you will have to do the above steps over again and might have to wrap his or her foot so she can not lick it for a while.

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Clicker Training Your Dog – Does It Work?

By Alice

Jun 2009

Training your dog to do tricks or learning basic commands has become easier. Now you can learn how to clicker train your dog with the help of Morten Egtvedt & Cecilie Koeste. Their book has sold more than 45000 hard copies and has become the #1 clicker training resource in the Nordic countries. I thought maybe you would like to check it out!

Clicker training is very differcent from “traditional” dog training guides but when done right you will be amaze how effective this (positive) training technique works if it is used correctly. In clicker training they do not lure or bribe the dog. The treats are well hidden in their pockets until the dog offers the right behavior on his own. THEN then click and treat. This is a huge difference!

Learn about right here about ==> Clicker Training

To You and Your Pets Health,

Alice

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Pet Food Shipment Stopped and Other Pet Food Problems

By Alice

Jun 2009

Emergency Permit issued to Evanger’s Dog & Cat Food Co., Inc. by The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced today it was suspending their Emergency Permit temporary.

Evanger’s, operating in Wheeling, Illinois, deviated from the prescribed process, equipment, product shipment, and record keeping requirements in the production of the company’s thermally processed low acid canned food (LACF) products. The deviations in their processes and documentation could result in under-processed pet foods, which can allow the survival and growth of Clostridium botulinum (C. botulinum), a bacterium that causes botulism in some animals as well as in humans.

Two Nature’s Variety freeze dried pet food products have been withdrawn from distribution.

Nature’s Variety recently identified two lots of Freeze Dried product that didn’t meet our quality standards. These products do not represent a health hazard to your pet. We have voluntarily withdrawn distribution of these specific products:

* Freeze Dried Raw Chicken Formula (UPC # 69949 60151) with a “best if used by” date of 05/25/10
* Freeze Dried Raw Beef Formula (UPC # 69949 60251) with a “best if used by” date of 05/25/10

Our distributor and retailer partners have kept control of these products, and because we retrieved these products so quickly, it is very unlikely that you purchased this batch of food. If, however, you believe you may have purchased one of these products, you may contact Nature’s Variety at 1.888.519.PETS (7387) for a full refund or replacement.

We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you. If you have any questions or concerns, do not hesitate to contact us by clicking CONTACT US at the top of this page, or call our Customer Service Team directly at 1.888.519.PETS. We will be happy to respond to you as quickly as possible.

More info can be found on the Nature’s Variety website. You’ll also find information at Pet Food Express, which has decided to suspend sales of some other Nature’s Variety pet foods.

Just a reminder about Nutro Products in case you missed it.

Franklin, Tennessee (May 21, 2009) — Today, Nutro Products announced a voluntary recall of select varieties of NUTRO® NATURAL CHOICE® COMPLETE CARE® Dry Cat Foods and NUTRO® MAX® Cat Dry Foods with “Best If Used By Dates” between May 12, 2010 and August 22, 2010. The cat food is being voluntarily recalled in the United States and ten additional countries. This recall is due to incorrect levels of zinc and potassium in our finished product resulting from a production error by a US-based premix supplier.

For your pets sake you need to know what is really in their food and where it comes from and what kind of conditions it is manufactured in.

To You and Your Pets Health,

Alice

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Does it Work or Not? Asparagus and Cancer

By Alice

Jun 2009

I received this is an email and thought it was worth passing on, who knows it might work..it wouldn’t hurt to try it that is for sure. Of course I checked it out on “Snopes” and they can’t say whether it is true or not either.

When it comes to something natural helping or fixing a problem the FDA and the Big Pharma guys are not going to tell that is for sure.

Here is the email and at the end is a link to ”Snopes” they do have good things to say about Asparagus.

Subject: Asparagus and Cancer – worth a read!

Dear Friends and Family, I am asking you to read this article to the end.

My Mom had been taking the full-stalk canned style asparagus that she pureed
and she took 4 tablespoons in the morning and 4 tablespoons later
in the day. She did this for over a month. She is on chemo pills for Stage 3
lung cancer in the pleural area and her cancer cell count went
from 386 down to 125 as of this past week. Her oncologist said she does not
need to see him for 3 months.
more…

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Your Dog’s Nutrition

By Alice

Jun 2009

Are you having food issues with your dog?

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She has put together a thorough and easy to follow resource on dog food and nutrition that lists 12 of the best dog foods for your dog!

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I suggest you check out The Complete Guide to Your Dog’s Nutrition for yourself and see how it can help improve the health of your dog. The Complete Guide to Your Dog’s Nutrition

And there’s no risk trying it because it comes with a 100% money-back guarantee for a full 60 days- so if you are not 100% happy with the package for any reason, you can get all your money back!

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Make sure to save on your computer.

To You and Your Pets Health,

Alice

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Is Commercial Dog Food Killing Your Pet?

By Alice

Jun 2009

Are You Harming Your “Best Friend” With Tainted Pet Food?

Are you feeding your pet unsuitable and harmful ingredients?

Are you being misled by clever marketing tactics regarding which food is best for their pet?

Do you know how long that food is stored before it is ever placed on shelves for sale?

Pet Food is BIG BUSINESS, Why? The pet food industry knows that dog and cat owners will spare no expense to keep their “best friends” healthy.

What is in your pet’s food? Do You Know? Do You Care?

It’s time to stop trusting the your pet to just anyone who makes a pet food.

Millions of Pets Need Your Help!

To You and Your Pets Health,

Alice

Help Save A Life by recommending Safe Pet Food!

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VeggieDent Dog Chews are Making Pets Sick

By Alice

Jun 2009

Australia is in the news again with the VeggieDent Dog Chews that are making their pets sick. These chew made by Virbac Animal Health has been taken off the market there because there were reports of kidney problems for those dogs that ate them causing excessive drinking and urination.

These chews are suppose to promote dental heath; the ingredients are corn, starch, glycerin, soy, rice, yeast, sorbitol, corn derivatives and water. They are also similar to the chicken jerky snacks made in China that made many pet sick a few years ago.

More of the story here: http://news.vin.com/vinnews.aspx?articleId=13071

The ingredients originates from Vietnam and they are also are manufactured by Virbac in Vietnam. The problem could because the product is irradiated as required by the Australia Quarantine and Inspection Service. (The Australian government last week banned irradiation of cat food because evidence showed that the sterilization process was blame for neurological problems, that seen in some cats that ate Orijen brand irradiated dry food made by Champion Pet Foods Ltd.)

You can read more information on how irradiated pet food affects cats here: http://news.vin.com/VINNews.aspx?articleId=13088%20

To be on the safe side when it comes to your pets food make sure you know the country of origin of the ingredients used in every product you feed your pet.

To You and Your Pets Health,

Alice

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Special Request to Every Pet Owner, Your Help is Needed

By Alice

Jun 2009

Our pets need your help to change the way pet food companies label their products.

We need to give the FDA a little push into doing what is right when it comes to our pets, they have drag their heels way to long. Even though they have formed a ‘FDA Transparency Task Force.’ I don’t think they are going to bite the hand that feeds them if you get my drift.

What this would do or should do would hopefully make the Pet Food Manufactures show on their labels if any of their pet food contains or could contain ingredients derived from 4-D animals (dead, diseased, disabled, or dying prior to slaughter), should be required to warn the consumer.

Do we really think the “big pet food companies” would let that happen? RIGHT! It should be that way and our pets need your help to make it happen.

Susan Thixton of the Truth about PetFood is trying to get One Million or more signatures to send to the FDA to help make this happen for our pets lives. So please help by going to here ==> Pet Food Warning Labels and add your name for your pets life.

Tell everyone you know that owns a pet to do the same…Remember they need your help.

To You and Your Pets Health,

Alice

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What You Don’t Know About Chickweed?

By Alice

Jun 2009

With spring here this little plant is probably in abundance where you live and here is what it looks like.

Chickweed is packed with nutrition including vitamins and minerals like iron, magnesium, zinc, calcium, potassium, and vitamin C complex. Eating chickweed is very nourishing for your glandular and lymphatic systems.

Here is a delicious chickweed spread.

2 cloves of garlic, peeled
1 small red or white onion or shallot
2 cups FRESH chickweed
1 ripe avocado, peeled and pitted
1/2 cup toasted almonds
1/3 cup pitted kalamata olives
3 tablespoons mustard leaves
2 tablespoons miso
1 teaspoon cayenne pepper
salt and lemon juice to taste.

To make the spread:

Peel and chop your garlic and onion.
Toast your almonds in a skillet on the stove or on low heat in your oven.
Chop your chickweed and mustard greens.
Peel or scoop out your avocado.
Add all the ingredients to the blender except the salt and lemon juice.
Blend well.
Scoop out into a bowl.

Add salt and lemon juice to taste. We added about 1 tablespoon of lemon juice and 1/4 teaspoon of salt.

Enjoy with chips, crackers or bread!

To find out about more healthy snacks and meals that you can make visit: Learning Herbs

Chickweed is also good for your lungs and works amazing for your baby’s diaper rash, read more here.

To You and Your Pets Health,

Alice

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Why Would You Poison Your Pet?

By Alice

Jun 2009

It is that time of year again for fleas and ticks and also for the manufacturers of spot on flea killers to start their emotional commercials on TV, for gullible people to believe that they have your pets’ best interest at heart. You will even hear that veterinarians say these are safe alternatives to fleas and ticks, of course they get a kick back plus their business booms when your pet becomes sick. (my opinion)

Why would anyone want to put that poison on their pet? Something that can cause physical harm even death over a period of time. These products can cause severe itching of the skin with bleeding and cracking, various degrees of intense redness, many fluid blisters, severe hair loss, and thickening of the skin with chronic itching. Many pets also showed severe mental depression, lethargy, and symptoms happening or existing along with aggravated liver toxicity.

Although dogs may not display immediately obvious symptoms when they are first dosed with a commercial spot-on flea product. The contact of pesticides can take a heavy toll on your precious pets. Many pet owners and veterinarians clearly over-look the warnings on the labels; not to use pesticides on the old, the sick, or the young.

Look at the label…AND THIS IS ON EVERY KIND OF SPOT ON FLEA KILLERS…

Hazards to HUMANS & DOMESTIC ANIMALS

AVOID CONTACT WITH SKIN…

TAKE OFF CONTAMINATED CLOTHING

What is your pet going to do? He can’t take off his coat!!!!

TOXIC TO FISH….WHAT ABOUT YOUR PET?

GIVE ME A BREAK !!!!!!

Please Stop Poisoning Your Pets!

“Farnam’s Bio Spot Flea & Tick Almost Killed Our Dog.”

Cats and dogs owners say flea and tick products have serious side effects.

Spot-On Pesticides such as Frontline, Zodiac, Defend, Bio Spot, Adams and Advantage trigger adverse reactions in dogs and cats, shorten life spans, cause terminal illness, and premature death.

There is a better way to get rid of those fleas and ticks without killing your pet with poison.