Confidential Dog Food Report
February 7, 2010 by
Filed under Dog Care Tips
The Three Leading Causes of Death in Dogs are:
1. Cancer
2. Heart Disease
3. Kidney Disease
This is how they link to ’s diet..
1. Cancer:
The same cancer-causing chemicals preservatives have been banned from use in human foods because of these known problems…but continue to be used in your pet’s food.
2. Heart Disease:
The high proportions of cheap unhealthy fats found in many commercial dog foods cause arteriosclerosis and arterial
blockages resulting in death by heart attack. But also, the lack of more expensive omega-3 essential fatty acids (EFA) also causes canine heart failure because without omega-3, ventricular arrhythmias occur and can result in sudden death.
More info is available here.
3. Kidney Disease:
An 11-year study of acute renal failure in dogs concluded 45% of cases are caused by toxins and 35% by infectious disease. In the US, April-May 2007, over 2200 dogs died in a 3-week period from poisonous toxins found in the commercial dog foods they ate. And nutritionally inadequate diets lead to defective adrenal glands unable to manufacture adequate cortisol, a hormone vital for health and resistance to infectious disease (Dr. Alfred Plechner DMV).
3 Important Things to Know About Protein
There are 10 essential amino acids dogs cannot produce in their bodies & must get in their diet. Without these 10 essential amino acids a dog will deteriorate in health and eventually die. Proteins from animal sources are preferable for dogs because they are easier to extract and digest than proteins from plant sources. That’s why it is so important to know what type if proteins you are feeding your dog.
So How Much Quality Protein is Required
As a general guideline, proteins should make up a minimum 10% of an adult dog’s daily diet. Fats should constitute no more than 5%, and carbohydrates can be as much as 50%, including 2 – 5% from fiber. You should NEVER see meat by-products near the top of the ingredient list
Well this is why: The “Cleaned-Up” Definition of Animal By-Products
Meat by-products, are animal parts not used for human consumption, such as bones, organs, blood, fatty tissue and intestines. The “Raw” Definition of Animal By-Products. Are you ready for the truth?
Permitted products include:
We did an analysis of the most popular dog food brands by cross-referencing them with a list of 68 ingredients identified as either dangerous or potentially harmful to your dog we could only find 9 brands in all of North America with NONE of the 68 dangerous ingredients! those 9 brands are profiled in “The Confidential Dog Food Report” check it out here
Question:
“If this is true… then why don’t we know about it?”
Answer:
“Because billion dollar companies have invested 100s of millions to train us into accepting the early death of our dogs as being completely normal.” AND they have succeeded!
For example, did you know 50% of dogs will develop cancer?! And what about the many more with kidney disease, liver dysfunction, thyroid disease, pancreatitis, epilepsy, auto-immune disease and more. Doesn’t it seem odd we accept that as normal?
When author/activist, Ann Martin, tried to expose what’s going on, big-business (that is, the commercial dog food industry) actively pressured media groups to suppress her criticisms. Sonoma State University listed her work in the ‘Top 25 Most Censored News Stories of Social Significance’ in the year it was released.
We’re still scratching the surface… get your copy of Dog Food SECRETS today and start feeding healthy food to your dog.
