Holiday indulging. Many internet comments may scare you into not feeding holiday meal and party treats to your dogs or cats. Hopefully everyone reading this newsletter is already feeding a fresh food diet, or at least supplementing with fresh food. If so, your only concern is not to allow them to eat more than they normally would. Maybe have a pretty dog/cat designed platter on the table with a little bit of all they can eat. You know your companion’s limits. Guests are to fe

This is really critical ‑ common, commercial foods are not adequate. A great diet will help restore health to ill pets and often prevent health problems. The best diet to feed is a balanced, supplemented, homemade diet. After all, what is best for you – prepared, canned, boxed foods that meet the minimum daily requirement, or the freshest, least chemically treated vegetables (and meat)? Good nutrition guides include Dr. Pitcairn’s New Complete Guide to Natural Health for Dogs