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Food Pets Die For: Shocking Facts About Pet Food by Ann N. Martin, 2008-07-23
Pet Food Politics: The Chihuahua in the Coal Mine by Marion Nestle, 2010-08-04
The Whole Pet Diet: Eight Weeks to Great Health for Dogs and Cats by Andi Brown, 2006-09-01
The Ultimate Pet Food Guide: Everything You Need to Know about Feeding Your Dog or Cat by Liz Palika, 2008-04-01
The Natural Pet Food Cookbook: Healthful Recipes for Dogs and Cats by Wendy Nan Rees, Kevin Schlanger, 2007-11-28
Pet Food Nation: The Smart, Easy, and Healthy Way to Feed Your Pet Now by Joan Weiskopf, 2007-07-01
Raw Dog Food: Make It Easy for You and Your Dog by Carina Beth Macdonald, 2003
The Good Food Cookbook for Dogs: 50 Home-Cooked Recipes for the Health and Happiness of Your Canine Companion by Donna Twichell Roberts, 2004-11-01
Woofing it Down - Guide to Making Healthy Dog Food At Home by Patricia O'Grady, 2007-06-06
To Your Dog's Health!: Canine Nutrition and Recent Trends Within the Pet Food Industry by Mark Poveromo, 2010-02-01
The Truth About Pet Foods by R.L. Wysong, 2002
Real Food for Dogs: 50 Vet-Approved Recipes to Please the Canine Gastronome by Arden Moore, 2001-10-01
Raising Healthy Pets: With Natural Foods, Herbs, Massage, & Love by Norman Ralston, Gale Jack, 1996-09
Shock to the System: The Facts About Animal Vaccination, Pet Food And How to Keep Your Pets Healthy by Catherine M. O'Driscoll, 2005-10-30

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PETsMART.com - The Smarter Way To Shop For Your Pet
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http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.petsmart.com/&y=02A35B27B0F6A6EE
VetRef.net
Resources for owners and veterinarians; includes articles on pet health, whole foods diets, electron microscopy, antiroaming dog downloads, and links to other sites of veterinary interest.
http://www.vetref.net/
Waltham.com
All the latest advice and expertise for veterinarians, scientists, breeders and consumers from the world's leading authority on pet care and nutrition.
http://www.waltham.com/
Pet Foods - Only The Best For You Pets!
Naturally preserved foods for your cats and dogs.
http://www.angelfire.com/biz2/mayerspet/petfood.html
FREE Sample Form
Dogs Cats Ferrets Other Pets. Please tick the box for the samples you require Lamb Rice Adult Dog food. Turkey Rice Adult Dog food.
http://www.wellbeloved.co.uk/free-sample/form.htm

Extractions: Only one application per household Title Mr Mrs Miss Ms First Name Last Name Address 1 Address 2 Town/City County Post Code Country Telephone Number code: number: E-mail address I own the following: (Please enter the type of pets you have) (Please enter the type of pets you have) Dogs Cats Ferrets Other Pets Please tick the box for the samples you require: Complete Ferret Food From time to time we may use your email to provide you with details of our products and offers (including discount vouchers), in which you may be interested.
YewLai.com-We Care 4 Your Pets
Manufacturer of food, bird seed, and cages for hamsters, rabbits, birds, dogs, cats and other small animals.
http://www.yewlai.com
Vegetarian Diets For Pets?
Critical article which looks at the advantages and disadvantages of feeding pets such as dogs and cats vegetarian food.
http://lucivillekennels.htmlplanet.com/vegetarian_diets_for_pets.htm

Extractions: Free Web site hosting - Freeservers.com Web Hosting - GlobalServers.com Choose an ISP NetZero High Speed Internet ... Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 WELCOME TO LUCIVILLE KENNELS. VEGETARIAN DIETS FOR PETS? by David A. Dzanis, D.V.M., Ph.D., DACVN To help answer that question, one must consider the normal anatomy and physiology of the dog and cat. Both species are in the scientific order Carnivora ("meat- eaters"), although today the domestic dog is considered more as an " omnivore " (animals that eat both animals and plants). Still, just by comparing the dentition of dogs and cats with that of humans and herbivores (plant-eaters, such as cattle and horses), it is readily apparent that their teeth are designed by nature for eating a diet largely comprised of animal tissue. Their short intestinal tracts compared to humans and especially to animals like sheep or horses also indicate that they are not designed to accommodate diets containing large amounts of plant materials. Their nutritional requirements, such as the need for relatively high amounts of protein and calcium, reflect these dietary limitations. Cats are even more specific in their nutritional needs, emphasizing their status as "true carnivores." For example, cats cannot convert the beta-carotene in plants such as carrots and dark green vegetables into vitamin A. Rather, they require "pre-formed" vitamin A, such as found in liver and fish oils. Cats also need dietary sources of taurine (an amino acid-like nutrient) and arachidonic acid (an essential fatty acid), both of which are found in appreciable levels only in animal tissues. Thus, while both species can eat and utilize some plant-source ingredients (dogs more than cats), they simply are not intended to eat only plants as are other animals such as cattle and sheep
Food For Pets
Making a meatbased product for pets and zoo animals. Based in Korea.
http://www.foodforpet.com/
Melton Pets Direct - The Best For Your Bird And Small Animal
Providing bird food, toys, cages, and accessories for retail outlets.
http://www.meltonpets.com/
HAGEN - Manufacturers Of Quality Pet Supplies For Fish, Birds, Cats, Dogs, Small
A worldwide manufacturer of pet supplies for fish, birds, cats, dogs and small animals.
http://www.hagen.com/
Iams Cruelty: How Iams And Proctor & Gamble Cause Animals To Suffer Needlessly
at an Iams contract testing laboratory and discovered a dark and sordid secret beneath the wholesome image of the dog and cat-food manufacturer dogs gone
http://www.iamscruelty.com/

Extractions: For nearly 10 months in 2002 and early 2003, a PETA investigator went undercover at an Iams contract testing laboratory and discovered a dark and sordid secret beneath the wholesome image of the dog- and cat-food manufacturer: dogs gone crazy from intense confinement to barren steel cages and cement cells, dogs left piled on a filthy paint-chipped floor after having chunks of muscle hacked from their thighs; dogs surgically debarked; horribly sick dogs and cats languishing in their cages, neglected and left to suffer with no veterinary care. Read More Caring consumers might never guess that lonely dogs and cats are confined to tiny barren cages in laboratories for years on end and subjected to tests for dog and cat food. Read More Read More If you volunteer for, donate to, or live in a community that has an animal shelter, please urge the shelter to stop buying and/or promoting Iams products until Iams ends its cruel laboratory tests on animals.
Pets Need Supplements, Too
Article by Nancy Scanlan, DVM on the need to use food supplements for pets who are eating processed commercial diets. Also discusses the differences between the metabolism of people and pets, and resultant differences in recommended food supplements.
http://www.atmacenter.com/fall98/pets.html

Extractions: There is no species with a diet as highly processed as the domestic pet. In addition to questionable raw materials, pet foods are often processed and heat-treated, which negatively affects their nutrient profiles. In recognizing the government and pet industry's inability to produce meaningful recommended dietary guidelines, what results is a diet high in preservatives, chemicals and deficient in nutrients. According to Consumer Reports magazine (Feb., '98), "More than half of the cat foods and more than one-fourth of the dog foodsincluding some 'super premium' typesfell significantly short in at least one of the nutrients in guidelines set by the Association of American Feed Control Officials. Among the concerns: low levels of potassium, required for certain metabolic processes and nerve transmission, and calcium, necessary to build bones."
PROVET HEALTHCARE INFORMATION - Raw Foods
ProVet Healthcare information article.
http://www.provet.co.uk/petfacts/healthtips/rawfood.htm

Extractions: Back FEEDING RAW FOOD TO PETS - A GOOD OR BAD IDEA ? First broadcast on www.provet.co.uk on August 27th 2000. This information is provided by Provet for educational purposes only. You should seek the advice of your veterinarian if your pet is ill as only he or she can correctly advise on the diagnosis and recommend the treatment that is most appropriate for your pet. Some owners feed raw foods to pets - but is it a good idea ? The short answer to this question is - it depends upon the food and how it has been stored. For some pets, such as lizards and snakes raw dead food (eg mice) or even living food (eg crickets) is commonly fed. Dogs and cats on the other hand are usually fed commercially cooked foods unless they are being fed a homemade ration. The most important point about a ration for a pet is that it must meet all the animals nutritional requirements for : In addition, the food must be : Palatable to the animal - so it eats it ! Safe - eg does not contain any toxins, and is not contaminated with micro-organisms
PETFOOD FOR BONEHEADS
Explanation of commercial petfoods. Includes ingredient definitions, and nutritional information;
http://members.aol.com/lifegard/petfood/
Welcome To...The Higgins Group Corp.
http://www.higginsgrpcorp.com/
Vegancats.com
Proud distributors of the finest vegan foods, natural supplements, and environmentally friendly products for your companion animals.
http://www.vegancats.com/

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