I love puppies! I love kitties even more than puppies, but I’ll take a puppy to pal around with in a pinch.
I recently got to spend time with my new canine pal, Tate. He’s a Shetland Sheepdog, also known as a Sheltie, and appears to be a fine example of the breed.
Tate’s truly a lucky dog, as his mom is A Food Centric Life’s Sally Cameron: personal chef extraordinaire who greatly understands the value of feeding her clients the healthiest food possible. After receiving a bag of dry food from Tate’s breeder, Sally has transitioned him to a human grade, whole food based diet.
Feeding this style during puppyhood, will increase the likelihood Tate will develop into a mature canine without suffering from many of the ailments affecting dogs that eat pet grade, commercially available, dry and canned foods; allergies (skin and digestive tract), organ system problems (kidneys and liver disease, pancreatitis, etc), and cancer.
To read more about the toxins that lurk in these foods, see my dad’s blog on petMD’s The Daily Vet: Are You Poisoning Your Companion Animal by Feeding Pet Grade Foods?
Make sure to check back with my blog to see more pictures of Tate as he grows. Pretty soon, he’ll be bigger than me. But I’m a terrier, so I’ll always be the boss.
Thank you for reading my dog blog. For email delivery of my canine creative writing (and my dad’s veterinary blog) please click here.
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I love puppies! I love kitties even more than puppies, but I’ll take a puppy to pal around with in a pinch.
I recently got to spend time with my new canine pal, Tate. He’s a Shetland Sheepdog, also known as a Sheltie, and appears to be a fine example of the breed.
Tate’s truly a lucky dog, as his mom is A Food Centric Life’s Sally Cameron: personal chef extraordinaire who greatly understands the value of feeding her clients the healthiest food possible. After receiving a bag of dry food from Tate’s breeder, Sally has transitioned him to a human grade, whole food based diet.
Feeding this style during puppyhood, will increase the likelihood Tate will develop into a mature canine without suffering from many of the ailments affecting dogs that eat pet grade, commercially available, dry and canned foods; allergies (skin and digestive tract), organ system problems (kidneys and liver disease, pancreatitis, etc), and cancer.
To read more about the toxins that lurk in these foods, see my dad’s blog on petMD’s The Daily Vet: Are You Poisoning Your Companion Animal by Feeding Pet Grade Foods?
Make sure to check back with my blog to see more pictures of Tate as he grows. Pretty soon, he’ll be bigger than me. But I’m a terrier, so I’ll always be the boss.
Thank you for reading my dog blog. For email delivery of my canine creative writing (and my dad’s veterinary blog) please click here.
Cardiff