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Find out How to Heal your Pet at Home

By Alice
16
Nov 2009
Do you know how to keep your pet healthy, Heal Your
Pet Naturally at Home, and Help your Dog or Cat
Live Longer?

The reason I ask is because I'm inviting
you to a VIP teleseminar training call this Thursday.

Dr Jones will be revealing some of his Veterinary Secrets
and releasing his Complete Home Study Multimedia Course Version2.1

Plus you'll FIND out How to Heal your Pet at
Home with his TOP Natural Remedies.

See important details below:

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Date: Thursday Nov 19 at 6PM Pacific ( 9PM Eastern)

To register go here:Teleseminar <--- Click that, please

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On the 90-min. teleseminar, you'll discover
not only how to treat your pet at home, but
you'll also learn...

Natural alternatives for Heartworm prevention-
WHAT you can give for Flea and Ticks
that WON'T harm your dog or cat.

The TRUTH behind Vaccines- HOW to avoid these
disastrous side effects, and the *exact* Vaccine
regimen Dr Jones advises for your dog or cat.

The TOP ways to prevent disease.
This is must know material if your pet is to stay
healthy and live a long and fulfilled life.

The best diets for your pet
- Dr Jones can show you what to feed, how to choose
a quality pet food, WHICH supplements to give,
and The SAFE treats to use.

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Date: Thursday Nov 19 at 6PM Pacific ( 9PM Eastern)

To register go here: Teleseminar <---Click that, please

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This is important...

There are only 500 lines available, so register early to CLAIM your spot.

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P.S. Last thing...

Please remember to print-out your
Study Guide available to you
after you register for the teleseminar.

The seminar will take 90 minutes
out of your day (Thurs, Nov 19th), but
what you'll learn may make a BIG difference
in the Health of your dog or cat.

P.P.S. His NEW F*r*e*e Report called Dr Jones' TOP 10
Veterinary Secrets for Keeping Your Pet Healthy,
Healing Your Pet At Home, and Helping Your Dog
or Cat Live Longer is here: Special Report

To You and Your Pets Health,
Alice

					

				

				

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No Bones About It Your Pets Need Calcium

				
By Alice 

				
21
Aug 2009

				

				
We all know that calcium is essential for our bones and how eating healthy nutritious food that provides it or taking supplements can help.


Here are some fun facts about bones and you can see by the number of bones each has. You will understand why it is important that your pet has a good source of calcium, whether it is from a good pet food or pet supplements.


    

  • We (humans) have 206 bones
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  • Cats have 244 bones
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  • and believe it or not dogs have 319
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You wouldn’t think that dogs and cats being smaller than us would have so many bones but they do.


Do you kow you can make your own calcium? Save your egg shells. Wash and dry a dozen empty eggshells and bake at 300 degrees for 10 minutes. Grind into a powder using a mortar or coffee grinder. Mix 1/4 tsp into your dog or cats’ food several time a week.


(Note if you are using organic eggs there is no need to bake them.)


To You and Your Pets Health,


Alice


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Do Different Dog Breeds Need Different Exercise

				
By Alice 

				
01
Apr 2009

				

				
 


The most common form of exercise that people and their pets usually enjoy the most is taking a walk…The length of the walk can be different from breed to breed. When taking a dog out for a walk or a run, it’s wise to avoid stone or concrete paths. Grassy roads or parks are best suited for this purpose as they would be easy on his paws. Keeping the dog on an extendable leash would allow it ample freedom and grant the owner suitable control at the same time. 




Fetch (with toys or balls), Hunter loves to play ball. 


Dogs love active games like Frisbee,


Playing tug-of-war 


Swimming is another great way for a dog to burn calories and keep himself cool on a muggy day. 


Some do well by getting moderate exercises like playing around the house or fenced backyard/garden with their favorite toys or going out for a walk once a day.


Breeds that requirement low exercises can be satisfied by simply scampering around the house, picking up new tricks or going for short walks. These breeds are perfect for apartment living


Owners should keep an eye on the dog for signs of over-exertion, like excessive panting, bleeding pads, vacant stares, pale lips or face. Dogs are susceptible to heat exhaustion and heat strokes, so it is unwise to make a dog over-exert itself on a hot day.


Dogs with high energy levels are not fit for apartment life and are prone to frustration and aggression if not exercised well. They need brisk, long walks, preferably twice a day. Running or playing freely in a large sized fenced yard to help keep them healthy.


What breed of dog do you have? You can find out below:


Dog Breeds that need Vigorous Exercise


Dog Breeds that need High Exercise


Dog Breeds that need Moderate Exercise


Dog Breeds that need Low Exercise


You should provide healthy pet food containing particular proportions of proteins, carbohydrates, fish oil, and specific pet supplements. A proper balance of the above components will not only keep the dog healthy and happy but it will also save you from the frustration and expense of frequent vet visits.




You can avoid a lot of unnecessary trips to the vet with your pet and save money if you know how to heal your pet at home.


Claim your FREE e-course


“Pet 911: Top 7 Common Pet Health Emergencies” and FREE e-book, “Healing Your Pets At Home”


 


To You and Your pets Health,


Alice


 


 



					

				

				

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Vaccines, Cancer, Pet Food and Pet Supplements

				
By Alice 

				
24
Jan 2009

				

				
Every year more and more Vets are asked to treat dogs and cats for cancer. The pets that are being brought to them for cancer treatment are much younger than ever before. There have been plenty of recent studies to confirm these findings, and it’s a fact.


Veterinarians are also seeing a lot more pets with allergies, a lot more skin and gum disease, arthritis, kidney problems… and especially auto-immune diseases – diseases in which a dog’s own immune system turns on them and begins attacking their healthy blood and skin. 


Many of these deadly and painful diseases were almost non-existent 10 to 20 years ago. Why is this happening?


There are 3 MAJOR CAUSES..And some very important information that you can do to decrease the likelihood of Cancer affecting your dog or cat.


1. OVER-VACCINATION..vaccinate with as little and as infrequent as possible. 


Discover The TRUTH about Pet Vaccines  the Side Effects Of Vaccines and the Alternatives To Vaccines


Find out What you SHOULD give to your dog or cat – and what to AVOID


MOST Veterinarians are STILL giving multivalent vaccines EVERY year- in spite of research documenting the HARMFUL effects of these vaccines. (They get paid a commission for every shot they give.)


2. ENVIRONMENTAL TOXINS..Avoid what you can, such as;


Harmful flea and tick treatments, learn the natural options to use instead.


Heartworm Preventatives: there alternatives to regular preventatives. and so much more…


3. POOR QUALITY FOOD…ONLY feed quality food..NOT only Kibble. Supplement your dog or cat.


The most important thing that you can do for your dog and cat to keep them healthy and PREVENT disease is to feed quality dog food and quality cat food. 


Ones without any of the following;


    

  • Chemical Preservatives – BHA, Ethoxyquin 
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  • By – Products – beaks, feet, feathers, heads 
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  • Corn, Wheat, or Soy – known allergens 
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  • Artificial Coloring 
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  • Flavor Beef fat – Indigestible fat 
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  • Sugars or Corn Syrup 
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  • Animal Digest -guts
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It’s time to stop trusting the your pet to anyone who makes a pet food.


So let me say again Supplements for your dog or cat to give them a better life and feed quality dog food and quality cat food. 


To You and Yur Pets Health,


Alice


(There are way to many recalls of peanut butter products. So my advice is to stay away from anything that has  peanut butter in it.) You can keep up to date by going to the FDA’s site here: http://www.fda.gov/opacom/7alerts.html

					

				

				

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Pet Supplements Are They Necessary?

				
By Alice 

				
09
Oct 2008

				

				
Pet supplements are a necessary component in fulfilling the individual dietary requirements for your pets health.


Can you answer Yes to any of these questions?


    

  • Is it hard for your dog to get up?
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  • Having a hard time going up and down steps?
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  • Does your dog walk like he is in pain?
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  • Do you own a breed that is known for joint and hip problems?
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  • Has your dog stopped jumping up on the bed or sofa, or their other favorite spot?
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If you answered “YES” to any of these questions, Agility Pet Supplements could help melt away the pain and give your pet more comfort and mobility.


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