The poor dog had been sent inadvertently to the rendering plant. The only reason we were able to find her was that she was wrapped in a pink blanket. The owner wanted her cremated, so we had to get get her.

There are dogs, cats, many with collars still on them, old meat from the grocery store...wrappers still on! Many dogs who are euthanized with phenobarbital, along with farm animals ect....

This is not urban legend or a myth. It is very true.

That was when I switched to a raw meat diet for my dogs, when possible. I also feed raw eggs, dairy goat milk when it is in season. I research my dog food and read labels. The dogs I raise don't have hip dysplasia, skin issues, dental issues, ear infection issues. I always wondered WHY. When I was a vet tech, why did all these animals come in with so many issues? Veterinarians would argue with me when I brought up my ideas and theory about what I learned.

So I just started feeding differently on my own. My Jack Russell, who was my first dog who was fed like this...lived until 16, almost 17 years old. No tarter on her teeth, eyes clear and bright, no senility or incontinence...she played even as an old lady, until she finally passed quietly.

For my livestock guardian dogs, I have a puppy back guarantee with ANY veterinary diagnosis. I have had this guarantee for 12-13 years now.

I have never had to replace a puppy, for any reason.

I try to share this when I can, so people can see the results. The experts say you cannot feed your dog with a balanced diet, it is too complicated and your dogs will suffer from malnutrition. You should let the experts do this!

Yes, you can do this...it isn't that hard. Just do the research, go slow when changing their diet and see their coat start to shine, energy levels up, eyes get bright and teeth get white!

Sincerely,

~Bonnie