New - Great Dog Nutrition Package.

At this very moment, At Every Meal... You could be slowly killing Your beloved dog It happened to me (and Cindy). It doesn't have to happen to you.                 Cindy was an energetic, fun-loving puppy who was a vision of health: shiny coat, bright eyes, lots of character. But she got cancer and died. I had to ask why. How did it happen? What could I have done to prevent it? It was too late by the time I found the answers - things I could have done that would have given Cindy all of the years we should have enjoyed together   Cindy was 10 when she died. She was a robust lab/chow mix who should have lived much longer. At 8, she had developed an orange-sized tumor on her chest. The operations ran me $1,500, but our efforts to save her came too late. The cancer spread to her heart two short years later. It was devastating to see her take those final few steps into the emergency vet hospital. Yes, she walked. Cindy was brave and strong, but the cancer was too much for her. The next morning, I stood comforting her while she lay convulsing on the examination table, her eyes glazing over and slowly rolling upwards. All the vet could do was ease her final moments with an injection. And it was all over. Cindy was gone. And I wept as I stroked her for the last time and whispered goodbye. No doubt, you have a beloved dog like my Cindy. And chances are, you know how painful it is to lose your loving companion. As a puppy, she was funny and an absolute delight to have around. Even as an adult, she loved to play with her squeaky toy. It accompanied her everywhere. She frequently made me laugh when we played her favorite games, like 'catch me (and my toy) if you can' as we raced around the flower beds. Two years after her death, I still miss her twinkling eyes and mischievous character. What happened to Cindy doesn't have to happen to your dog. Discover the hidden dangers that lurk in that bag or tin of dog food... And other vital facts that you need to know to ensure your dog stays healthy and gets the best care possible. Since Cindy's untimely death, I've done considerable research into just what could have caused her cancer and took her from me. That's when I learned about how dog food additives can affect a dog's life. When I read about the tainted gluten that China supplied to our dog food manufacturers, I got angry. It was causing various health issues in pets. Those who didn't die or fully recover were left with ongoing medical problems including kidney disease. The more I researched, the more upset I became. Nikki, my lovable American Eskimo, is the dog I decided to use on my product cover. He was more fortunate than Cindy. He lived a happy, healthy life to the ripe age of 16-1/2 when he died of kidney failure. Nikki didn't suffer very long, but knowing what I do now, I can't help but wonder if his kidney failure was a result of the food I fed him all those years. Like you, I trusted the dog food manufacturers to provide quality, nutritious and safe food. I've since discovered that even Purina, one of the top producers in the country, used corn as a filler. Corn provides little if any food value to dogs. It just fills them up so they feel satisfied. Did you know that dogs cannot digest corn very well? This important fact makes this even more disturbing. If you've ever given your dog corn in table scraps, you know what I mean. It passes right through. Scientists now know that many products just don't deliver. In fact, many contain additives that are toxic and can cause any number of diseases in your dog, including cancer and kidney failure. Some dogs will eat anything. Are you one of those dog owners who pamper your dog? Or do you believe that dogs have a strong constitution and don't need much pampering? This information that I'm about to share is equally important to both types of owners. You can pamper your dog into a short life or you can miss some important details about dog care that can jeopardize your dog's life. It's vital that you choose your dog food wisely to ensure your dog stays healthy, energized and fit. The goal of this letter is to inform you, so that you know exactly what foods to avoid, what to look for when you make your selections, and much more. From the Desk of: Sylvia Dickens Date: Dear Fellow Dog Lover, Let me share a little story with you. My mother always sent us to the local Purina manufacturer down the road to buy our dog food. Back then, Purina provided local farms with food for their animals, including chickens. The store was handy. The food was affordable (we didn't have much money back then). And it came directly from the farm. It had to be good. I'll never forget walking across those creaky wooden floors at the outlet every single week to pick up our supply and inhaling that odor of chicken feed. Looking back now, I can't help wondering whether a chicken feed supplier has sufficient expertise to provide quality dog food. Back...

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