Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts | Mike: Do you think there is an awakening in pet care about the links between nutrition and disease?
Newman: It's starting, and thank God it is. I have been in this industry for 20 years. I have been in this before there was a natural pet care industry. It has been very frustrating to me. We haven't even reached the peak of awareness. Thank God they are starting to wake up a little bit. They are starting to say, "Well, maybe there is something to this." What we have heard for years is that it can't hurt, so go ahead and try. Then, when it works, it was probably a fluke. | | Mike: We see the Westernization of pet care, in terms of prescribing more drugs to pets and pharmaceutical companies more aggressively marketing to veterinarians.
Newman: Pets are on Prozac, Mike.
Mike: That is unbelievable. I was talking to a neighbor who has a beautiful dog that is unfortunately dying from multiple myeloma. I asked her about the history of her dog, and she named off four or five drugs this dog has been on for years. The toxic load of these drugs has to be huge. | | I have been in this before there was a natural pet care industry. It has been very frustrating to me. We haven't even reached the peak of awareness. Thank God they are starting to wake up a little bit. They are starting to say, "Well, maybe there is something to this." What we have heard for years is that it can't hurt, so go ahead and try. Then, when it works, it was probably a fluke. We still get a little bit of that.
The vets here in Tucson, who have seen hundreds and thousands of our cases in their offices, get reversals on all kinds of symptoms they had given up on. | | Lisa Newman's pet care product line (Azmira) is available online through these websites:
CarefreePet.com (search for "Azmira")
PetAbbey.com
PurelyPets.com (Azmira supplements and remedies)
A complete list of U.S. and international distributors, including Canada, is found at http://www.azmira.com/Retailers.htm
More information on the Azmira product line, including supplements and remedies for pets, is published at http://www.azmira.com/Products.htm
Dr. Lisa Newman's pet health consultation clinic can be reached at 520-886-1727. | Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts | I got ripped off and taken advantage of by a pet care clinic that was exploiting pet emergencies for maximum profits. (There are crooks and dishonest practitioners in the pet care industry just like in the people care industry.)
Holistic animal care practitioners
It's not all bad news, though. Fortunately, there are more holistic practitioners in veterinary medicine than in human medicine, and it's fairly easy to find a holistic vet in any major city if you look around. The holistic veterinarians understand nutrition, herbs, homeopathy and other natural modalities. | | If you care at all about the health of your pets, I strongly urge you to seek out and work with a holistic pet care practitioner who avoids prescribing pharmaceuticals. Any veterinarian who thinks Fido is depressed and needs antidepressant drugs should frankly have their licensed stripped away and be banished to some distant, isolated South Pacific island overpopulated with sexually aggressive baboons.
Numerous natural products are also available for pet care today. One company I trust and strongly recommend is Azmira (www.Azmira. | Ann N. Martin See book keywords and concepts | The company is now known as Nestle Purina pet care Center. (Previous purchases by Nestle include Carnation in 1985, which owned Friskies. And in 1994, Nestle had purchased the Alpo brand dog food.)
As a part of the sale, Nestle agreed with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) stipulation to sell Meow Mix and Alley Cat, (two dry foods made by Purina) to the Boston-based investment firm J.W Childs Equity Partners 11 L.P, which owns the pet supply company Hartz Mountain.5
"Ralston's share of the dry cat food market across all channels of distribution is approximately 34%," noted the FTC. | Craig Pepin-Donat See book keywords and concepts | A resource for natural and organic products from nutritional and food products to personal care and pet care.
Tom's of Maine www.tomsofmaine.com
This company offers natural personal care products made without artificial or animal ingredients or chemicals.
Wholesomebabyfood.com www.wholesomebabyfood.com
Nutritional guidelines and instructions for parents on making all-natural, homemade baby food. | Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts | There are crooks and dishonest practitioners in the pet care industry just like in the people care industry.)
Holistic animal care practitioners
It's not all bad news, though. Fortunately, there are more holistic practitioners in veterinary medicine than in human medicine, and it's fairly easy to find a holistic vet in any major city if you look around. The holistic veterinarians understand nutrition, herbs, homeopathy and other natural modalities. They prescribe solutions and treat animals in ways that are outlawed in human medicine (because they actually work). | Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts | Lisa Newman's pet care product line (Azmira) is available online through these websites:
CarefreePet.com (search for "Azmira")
PetAbbey.com
PurelyPets.com (Azmira supplements and remedies)
A complete list of U.S. and international distributors, including Canada, is found at http://www.azmira.com/Retailers.htm
More information on the Azmira product line, including supplements and remedies for pets, is published at http://www.azmira.com/Products.htm
Dr. Lisa Newman's pet health consultation clinic can be reached at 520-886-1727. | Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts | You also run a pet care clinic, correct?
Newman: Well, it's not a veterinary clinic. What I have is two retail stores, and my retail staff goes through a correspondence course that I put together so they're fully trained in providing the holistic animal care lifestyle.
Mike: So, your staff can offer pet lifestyle consultations?
Newman: What they do is educate pet owners, and what we also have is a direct phone line people can use. If they call 520-886-1727, they can get educated on their animal's specific needs. We're not a clinic that diagnoses; we're not there to prescribe medications. | | Lisa Newman's pet care product line (Azmira) is available online through these websites:
CarefreePet.com (search for "Azmira")
PetAbbey.com
PurelyPets.com (Azmira supplements and remedies)
A complete list of U.S. and international distributors, including Canada, is found at http://www.azmira.com/Retailers.htm
More information on the Azmira product line, including supplements and remedies for pets, is published at http://www.azmira.com/Products.htm
Dr. Lisa Newman's pet health consultation clinic can be reached at 520-886-1727. | Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts | Lisa Newman's pet care product line (Azmira) is available online through these websites:
CarefreePet.com (search for "Azmira")
PetAbbey.com
PurelyPets.com (Azmira supplements and remedies)
A complete list of U.S. and international distributors, including Canada, is found at http://www.azmira.com/Retailers.htm
More information on the Azmira product line, including supplements and remedies for pets, is published at http://www.azmira.com/Products.htm
Dr. Lisa Newman's pet health consultation clinic can be reached at 520-886-1727. | Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts | Lisa Newman's pet care product line (Azmira) is available online through these websites:
CarefreePet.com (search for "Azmira")
PetAbbey.com
PurelyPets.com (Azmira supplements and remedies)
A complete list of U.S. and international distributors, including Canada, is found at http://www.azmira.com/Retailers.htm
More information on the Azmira product line, including supplements and remedies for pets, is published at http://www.azmira.com/Products.htm
Dr. Lisa Newman's pet health consultation clinic can be reached at 520-886-1727. | Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts | Within those guidelines, we welcome solutions on just about any topic that interests readers: pet care, how to raise children, exercise and fitness, travel and eco-tours, how to buy groceries, how to shop for nutritional supplements, how to choose a good doctor... you name it!
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There's absolutely no fee or membership required. | Linda B. White, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | Just as a conventional drugstore sells products for skin care, hair care, and even pet care, manufacturers are developing herbal alternatives for such needs. And just as a conventional drugstore can be a bewildering place, competing herbal products can leave you confused as to what to buy. We created this book to be your guide to an ever-growing herbal marketplace.
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Why are so many people flocking to the herbal drugstore? | Dr. John Heinerman See book keywords and concepts | Recovery Treatments
In his book on natural pet care, Dr. Pitcairn has this to say about treatment procedures for cat distemper: "The most crucial factor in successful treatment is to catch the disorder in its earliest stages. Since young animals can die very quickly, there often isn't enough time to get a home treatment under way." Because distemper can be more rapid and fatal in cats than in dogs, time is of the essence in quickly dealing with the problem in an effective manner.
The "Three D's" (as I call them) of feline panleukopenia are dehydration, depression, and diarrhea. | | When I commenced research for this natural pet care book a couple of years ago, I quickly learned to my astonishment that this same problem ranks as one of the leading diseases in small animals. Practically every veterinarian I interviewed by phone or in person from coast to coast put diabetes at or near the top of their lists for
85 what they regularly see in many of their patients. "It's a biggee!" one Atlanta-based veterinary practitioner told me. | | EMFs: Another Potential Health Threat for Pets and People
In preparation of this book, I learned something I wasn't expecting: how very little pet care authorities know on some matters while having extensive knowledge in other areas. This became apparent as I scanned the available pet-care books and magazines for material on EMFs, or electromagnetic fields. Virtually nothing could be found on the subject in any of the current best-sellers or major magazines such as Cat Fancy, Dog Fancy, or Natural Pet. | Maesimund B. Panos, M.D. and Jane Heimlich See book keywords and concepts | For specific advice on pet care, read The Treatment of Cats by Homoeopathy, by K. Sheppard, and The Treatment of Dogs by Homoeopathy, by the same author. There's a useful booklet, Homoeopathy in Veterinary Practice, by K. J. Biddis (this can be mail-ordered from Ainsworth's Homoeopathic Pharmacy, listed in Appendix D). Margery G. Blackie's book, The Patient, Not the Cure, contains a chaptet, "Homoeopathy on the Farm."
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Although I enjoy conversing with my patients about their pets, and mine, I never delude myself that I can take the place of a veterinarian. |
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