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Home and Family Pets Should You Trust Your Veterinarian's Nutritional Advice| Should You Trust Your Veterinarian's Nutritional Advice |
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| Written by Ike Lowe |
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Many pet care-givers are convinced that Veterinarians are highly trained to dispense nutritional advice. Their beliefs are so strong that they never second guess it. Cats owners opinion of Vets is so engrained that they never even think that this belief could be wrong. Some cat owners assume that the commercial pet food industry cares about our cats and we never consider another possibility. They produce ads that tell us their foods are good for our cats. They tell us that if we follow their advice, our pets would realize the same beneficial results as the pets in their commercials. Cat owners mistakenly believe that the commercial pet food companies care as much about our cats as we do. So we buy their products That's what we've been told now let me tell you the truth Up and coming Veterinarians, while in Vet schools, are bombarded with commercial pet food companys' propergander. The little nutritional training they do receive is done so by people with a vested interest in the pet food companies. They are buying Veterinarians' loyalty and this loyalty usually last throughout the Vet's career. If the Veterinarians never question what they've been taught and chooses not to do any independent research, they will continue their loyalty to the pet food industry until they retire. The claims that the majority of pet food companies make, regarding their food, is false. The diet of our domestic cats should mimic their predecessors but they don't. The commercial Pet food companies use cheap and often harmful ingredients that cats should never eat. Cats are obligate carnivores. Their physiology is not designed to digest most of the ingredients that most pet food companies put in their foods. The grains and other carbohydrates will cause illnesses in cats. They should be avoided. Preservatives like; Ethoxyquin, BHA and BHT have been liked to cancer and other health-related problems. Consumer complaints have flooded the Food and Drug Administration regarding illnesses suffered by their pets when fed food containing these preservatives by the FDA has chosen not to act. Many Veterinarians lack the necessary training to offer nutritional advice for our pets. Their allegiances are to the pet food industry and making money, not our pets. Many Vets are in direct violation of the oath and creed they're sworn to uphold - "First do no harm." They sell, in their offices, foods that are harmful to your pet. To maintain your cat's health, you have to take control of their diets. You should learn what's beneficial for your cat and the foods to avoid. About The Author: About the Author: Ike Lowe is the formost authority on cat nutrition. In his must read book, he unveils the cloak of secrecy perpetrated, on an unsuspecting public, by the commercial cat food industry and finally reveals the toxic ingredients contained therein. Get all the life saving facts now. www.whatiskillingourcats.com Kindly provided by 4Girls.dk You are welcome to use this article on your own website, if you include this link. |
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