Why are Tens-of-Millions of Cats and Dogs Contracting Human Type Diseases?
December 3, 2007
For all the scientific advances of the industrial age (since late 1930s) cats, dogs and humans are on a very slippery slope in this, the early 21st Century. Gastrointestinal and immune diseases are epidemic. There are over 150 million domestic cats and dogs in the United States alone! If only 10% of them are unhealthy that represents some 15 million cats and dogs. It is good to be a veterinarian today. Cats and dogs suffer with; Allergies, Arthritis, Diabetes, Constipation, Crohns Disease, Irritable... Read more »
Dog Vaccinations: A Vitalist’s Case Against Vaccinations
December 3, 2007
A world inspired by the vital force is a world that will give you more and better choices for your animal friends. Vitalism is an intellectual perspective. It is a way of looking at the world as if it were alive. Dr. Arthur Eddington, one of the pioneers in quantum mechanics, said, “the more I examine the world, the more it seems like a mind rather than a thing”. To activate your vitalist self, look at the world as if it were imbued by a living spirit, as if it were a living being. This... Read more »
Pet Medicine: Magical Science
December 3, 2007
Magicians, in the best sense of the word, bring wonder and a sense of the sacred to every day life. The amalgam of science and magic elevates the healing art for ourselves and our pets. Okay, at this point you are probably saying to yourself, “What is he talking about?” How can magic help science? Canines Let’s take canines, the friend of man for at least fifty thousand years. Dogs are a connection to another world, a world where the sense of smell is revealed as a magical sense.... Read more »
Bio-Diesel or Pet Food Additive?
December 3, 2007
We certainly love fried foods; fries, chicken, fish, corn dogs, donuts, even veggies are battered and deep fried. Lunches and dinners are often accompanied with potato chips, corn chips, tortilla chips, and they are eaten as snacks. The FDA estimates the average American eats 4.7 pounds of trans fats each year. And that is just the amount that the fried foods absorb! What about the majority of the oil that stays in the fryer? Though rarely done, and depending on use, this oil may need to be replaced... Read more »
Proteins: The Most Important and Least Understood Nutrient In Cat & Dog Food
December 3, 2007
Cat and dog owners are advised by authorities, government agencies and veterinarians, that so long as animal food meets the standards of the American Association of Feed Control Officers (AAFCO), it is sufficient for the health of the animal. Is it? Do these agencies and authorities have a deep understanding of animal nutrition? Or, is their understanding superficial? Let’s think together about proteins and see if we can make a judgment about their competence. Scientific Language Is Baby Talk... Read more »
How to Keep Your Cat or Kitten Amused for Hours
December 3, 2007
Cats and kittens love to play. Kittens especially love to play and sharing your life with them is so much more rewarding if you play with your cat. It’s really great fun even if you do pick up the occasional scratch and it’s important for your cat’s fitness and well being too. How do you keep your cat entertained? After all it’s not the same as a dog; you can’t play catch or fetch with a cat, or can you? To keep your cat enthralled and interested in playing with you,... Read more »
Save Your Furniture, Your Sanity, and Your Cat’s Claws!
December 3, 2007
New cats and kittens are a fantastic addition to any family. But after you’ve bought the litter box it’s time to worry about the furniture. You see, cats love to scratch. They actually need to scratch and if you’re not careful they can quickly ruin your prized furniture. But before you give up hope, there are things you can do to protect your furniture without having your cat de-clawed. You need to encourage your cat to scratch a scratching post rather than your furniture. An understanding... Read more »
Dog Fences Keep Your Dog Safe and Healthy
December 3, 2007
Every dog needs exercised to be healthy. A dog chained in the backyard will not grow into the happy pet that you want. For this reason, it is important to use a dog fence to provide a secure space where your dog can run and play, safe from traffic and pedestrians. When deciding what type of dog fence to use to keep your dog on your property, you have two main types to choose between: visible dog fences and hidden dog fences. Erecting a visible, or traditional dog fence is the most straightforward... Read more »
What are the Best Toys and Treats for Your Dog?
December 3, 2007
Keeping your dog entertained is important to his health and wellbeing. Oh, and of course dogs love to play and play and play! Dog toys can help keep your dog fit, healthy and they can also be part of your dog’s education when used with treats to help with training. Not all dog treats are created equal. While every dog enjoys treats you will find that your dog prefers some to others. With so many choices now on the market it’s not a difficult task to find a dog treat that he prefers. Once... Read more »
Don’t Let Fido Get Sick As A Dog!
December 3, 2007
You love your dog. And like most dog-owners, you likely consider your dog to be a part of your family. That is why your dog’s health is so important. Just as you would be concerned about the health of a child, you should be concerned about the health of your dog. Fortunately, if you’ve already looked after your children, or even if you are concerned about your health, looking after your dog’s health should be easy. It requires all the things that you would expect: preventative care,... Read more »



