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The pet food recalls continue. The best "wholistic" suggestion to prevent
danger to your pet is — STOP feeding dry kibble dog food. In our
"wholistic" opinion, dry kibble dog food is the least nutritious form of
food to feed a carnivore. Furthermore, a majority of all pet food recalls is
with dry food. Canned food, freeze-dried food and raw food have a much lower
percentage of recalls. For the latest recalls, go to:
Based on our wholistic research we feel one
of the reasons is because of the tricks that large, commercial pet food
manufacturers use to get your carnivorous pet to eat a species
inappropriate (carbohydrate) diet: spraying "digests" on dry kibble.
Biologists tell us a cat (obligate carnivore) needs 70-90% meat + fat
protein
and
a dog needs 60-80% to thrive and be healthy. Domestic cats are descended
from the African wild cat, whose natural diet included rodents, birds,
eggs, reptiles and insects. They got their moisture from their food and
not drinking water, as they lived in the desert. Their prey contains
65–75% water. Cats do not have a strong thirst drive compared to other
mammals so they will not drink water until they are already dehydrated.
The African wild cat was domesticated by the Egyptians 4,000 years ago
to protect their granaries from rodents. The cat was ideally suited to
this task, since it did not eat grains. Yet today,
most people feed their cats dry kibble that contains more grains than
meat and only averages 10% water. Could this be why so many cats get Chronic Renal Failure (CRF)
or Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)? Most holistic veterinarians think so.
For more on our wholistic pet food philosophy, go to: Pet Food.
One of our holistic veterinary resources (LittleBigCat.com)
calls dry kibble, “diabetes in a bag” for cats. Now that does not sound
very healthy. Feeding meat-flavored dry kibble to a pet is like
nutritionally feeding the same flavor fruit- or vegetable-flavored
cookies to a child for 10 years and then wondering why they are
overweight (obese), lack energy,
pre-diabetic, may have arthritis and
are couch potatoes. Dry kibble is the least nutritious form of food to
feed a carnivore. Go to our following web page for more reasons not to
feed dry kibble to a carnivorous pet:
Pet Food Recalls
What % meat protein does your dry kibble
food have? DO NOT be fooled by the pet manufacturer's label that can
include vegetable (wheat, corn, soy, etc.) protein in their Total
Protein Content %. Ask them how much protein content is derived from
MEAT.
Does you pet have digestive issues and/or
unexplained fatty tumors (lipomas)?
Almost
all wheat, corn and soy ingredients in pet food are
GMO food. GMO research suggests in addition to stomach
lesions GMO food may cause pre-cancerous cell growth in the digestive
tract, smaller growth of brains, liver and testicles, partial atrophy of
the liver and damage to the immune system. For more detailed information on genetic engineering (GE) risks and
how dangerous genetically modified (GM) foods could be to your family,
go to www.SeedsofDeception.com and read the reviews, download chapter summaries or excerpts from the books Genetic Roulette and Seeds of Deceptionor order our GMO CD by clicking the
GMO CD below.
If you eat fast foods, at restaurants and pre-packaged and/or processed
foods, then read our
March, 2010, e-newsletter article on how GMO foods might affect
humans:
So why does a cat eat cantaloupe and
grain-based food not fit for a carnivore? Because pet food manufacturers
spray substances called “digests” (amino acids) onto dry kibble to trick
your carnivorous pet into thinking it is eating tasty, wholesome food
fit for a carnivore. Click the photo below to go to
www.FelineNutrition.org’s full web article:
Other sprayed
substances may include meat fats, sometimes left-over rancid fats from
restaurants. For other sneaky pet food manufacturer tricks, download our
report by selecting the green button below:
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For
a very revealing report on pet food, click the link:
and
a dog needs 60-80% to thrive and be healthy. Domestic cats are descended
from the African wild cat, whose natural diet included rodents, birds,
eggs, reptiles and insects. They got their moisture from their food and
not drinking water, as they lived in the desert. Their prey contains
65–75% water. Cats do not have a strong thirst drive compared to other
mammals so they will not drink water until they are already dehydrated.
The African wild cat was domesticated by the Egyptians 4,000 years ago
to protect their granaries from rodents. The cat was ideally suited to
this task, since it did not eat grains. Yet today,
most people feed their cats dry kibble that contains more grains than
meat and only averages 10% water. Could this be why so many cats get
nutritionally feeding the same flavor fruit- or vegetable-flavored
cookies to a child for 10 years and then wondering why they are
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