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Natural Nutrition for Dogs and Cats | 
 enlarge | Author: Kymythy Schultze
Publisher: Hay House
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  40 reviews
Sales Rank: 17919
Media: Paperback
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 135
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 7.2 x 5 x 0.5
ISBN: 1561706361
Dewey Decimal Number: 636.7084
EAN: 9781561706365
ASIN: 1561706361
Publication Date: October 1, 1999
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Product Description
This book will help pet-lovers enable their dogs and cats to enjoy an ideal quality of life though a species appropriate diet of raw, natural foods.
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Very informative, Quick read, great to start with October 6, 2008
this is a quick easy read and a great place to start for raw diets, after reading I felt confident to start doing this on my own.
 For dog and cat lovers June 2, 2008
This book provides a very eye-opening and eventually obvious insight into what a dog or cat's diet should consist of. It alleviates all of those unwarranted fears of feeding the appropriate foods to our four-legged friends. I bought a bunch of copies to give out to people who needed to re-evaluate the way they are feeding their pets.
 Decent raw diet overview May 11, 2008
This book contains good information on how to feed a raw diet based on Billinghurst's barf diet. I think it would be helpful for people considering switching to a raw diet, as well as beginners.
My problem with this book is that the author annoyed me. The first quarter of the book is about how wonderful she is. The last quarter of the book is full of amazing anecdotes about animals on her diet. I don't have the patience for either. It you like anecdotes about how wonderful the author and her diet are, you will probably like this book much better than I did.
While I agree with most of the things the author says about nutrition and dog food companies, she doesn't back up anything she says. If I was starting out as a new raw-feeder, I'm not sure I would find this book very convincing. I definitely wouldn't recommend this book as your only resource.
For beginners, I would recommend "Raw Dog Food" by Carina Beth MacDonald. For people who want to understand the nutritional principles behind a raw or homemade diet, I would recommend "Home-Prepared Dog & Cat Diets" by Donald Strombeck. They're a better investment of time and money.
Simple comprehensive section on nutrients, their sources and benefits April 2, 2008
If you are looking for straight forward, sound information on providing a raw diet for your pet this is a fine resource. The section on nutrients is very good. In it you will learn what food sources provide what nutients and what parts of the bodys health they aide and supportThe 'shopping list' is also a nice spring board for the newbe. There is a ratio guide that addresses serving size to weight balance. The book includes a significant resource guide as well. If you are interested in providing a Raw, natural, BARF type diet for your pet this is the book I would recomend.
lifesaver March 1, 2008
This book saved my dogs' life. We struggled with a very serious allergy for years, one day I saw Kymythys' book and decided to go with the raw diet. My dogs' health turned the corner and he has never looked back. He will be 10 this year and I could not be more grateful.
I have read loads of other books on raw feeding but keep coming back to this one.
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