Dogs can live until 20 and cats until 30. Why are their lifespans shortened? Discover natural treatments and lifestyles that can help your pet live long and prosper. Revolutionary nutritional discoveries that can improve the health and wellbeing of your furry family members. Includes tales from neighbors about natural cures that work and covers plants and household hazards that can harm your pet. A quick reference list of illnesses and natural treatments is a must-have for all pet owners.     “Through years of observation as a holistic veterinarian, I am of the opinion that the greatest damage done to animals is from poor diet and excessive vaccinations. The advice contained in this book goes far towards remedying these problems.” –Stephen Tobin, D.M.V., Holistic Veterinary Practice. Past President of the Holistic Veterinary Medical Association.       Excerpt If you are in the mood for entertaining reading, then you can flip through this book and read the personal stories from folks just like you who have found a way to heal their pet naturally. If this is as far as you get, you will still receive valuable information. But, for those who truly want to improve the well being of their four-legged family members, we have details on food, nutrition, healing supplements and manufacturers of healty product that improve the immune system.

Professional Reviews
Dr. Robert J. Silver, DVM
In 15 years of private practice, I have found that the feeding of fresh, wholesome foods and appropriate nutritional supplements, enables my patients to heal better and faster. This book can help guide you to learn how to help your pet become more healthy using the principles and practices of natural nutrition.

Reader Reviews for "Super Nutrition for Dogs n' Cats"

Reviewed by Vena McGrath	11/7/2005
Having recently lost my best friend, a pure breed Australian cattledog, who was 11.5 years old, I can see that a book like this could be of great advantage. Whilst I almost always cooked for him, chicken, beef, veges, pasta, rice, perhaps I missed out on giving him things that he needed. He was diagnosed with a splenic tumour and although it didn't appear to be as bad as first thought, his heart gave out and he died. I would have done anything in the world to save him, and tried to by admitting him to an intensive care hospital, but the miracle wasn't going to happen. I am going to have a new friend soon as I need a canine mate to love, and I will think seriously about buying this book so I can do all that I can to make sure he has a longer life than 11.5 years. Good luck with the book. Vena

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