Category Archives: pet health

Canine Mange can be Successfully Treated Naturally

  By ironman45 | April 9, 2013 - 12:07 pm | pet health
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Many people may use the word mange jokingly, but when your dog develops canine mange it is no laughing matter. The diseasecan be dangerous and result in considerable suffering. Fortunately for such dogs and their owners, there are a number of natural remedies that can eliminate canine mange.

Mange is an inflammatory disease most often found in dogs. This condition results from an infestation of mites in the skin and hair follicles. Anybody who has treated a dog with mange using conventional treatment knows exactly how ill their pet can become. (more…)

Doctors Would Be Better Trained As Veterinarians!

  By ironman45 | November 13, 2012 - 9:08 pm | pet health, vaccines
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I’ve been saying for decades that vets know more about health than doctors, especially about nutrition. If you see what nutrients are added to dog food and cat food, it’s better nourishment than human food!

There is less propaganda and more science. Vets are not judged by fake TV advertising, corrupt politicians, or phoney science: they are judged entirely by the math.

Does the animal live or die? If it doesn’t, it’s a financial disaster and the vet is OUT! (more…)

Christine’s Story

  By ironman45 | May 24, 2012 - 4:38 am | pet health
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One of the readers of our newsletter discovered AGS or Force-C just as her dog, a 4 year old female German Shepherd was diagnosed with uterine cancer. She found a way to order Force-C online (it can be difficult) and began giving her pup nearly the full dose daily (dogs weigh less than humans). After the bottle was gone, she brought her pup to the veterinarian and to both of their surprise, there was no sign of cancer in the dog.

We next heard back from Christine when she called to tell me that her dog was pregnant and that she’s emailed me a photo of the sire, a beautiful, champion “red” German Shepherd.

A short time later, she called telling me that she had 8 beautiful pups playing in her kitchen. I went to visit and fell in love with them. I even thought of adopting one, till she told me that they’d be sold by the breeder of the sire at $5,000.00 a piece.

http://www.mnwelldir.org/docs/cancer1/success/christine.htm

The true horrors of pet food revealed: Prepare to be shocked by what goes into dog food and cat food

  By ironman45 | February 18, 2012 - 9:10 pm | pet health
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If you check the labels on grocery store foods, you’ve probably already begun to see that the list of ingredients doesn’t always tell the whole truth about what’s in your food. The same goes for your pets’ food. Behind innocent-sounding words like “meat byproducts” and “meat meal” are horrific manufacturing practices that would turn your stomach. The nutritional considerations of pet foods go beyond the sources of meat in them. Pet food manufacturers add dangerous preservatives and vitamin fortifications that actually make your pets’ food lesshealthy. (more…)

Treat feline stomatitis naturally

  By ironman45 | January 29, 2012 - 10:01 pm | pet health
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Feline stomatitis is a very common and unpleasant malady for any self respecting cat to have. It is a result of the modern way of feline health care. Stomatitis is the inflammation of the mouth. Symptoms include redness and swelling of any surface. It is painful for the cat to eat, so they may look forward to their meal, eat a little, then run away, as if the food has hurt them. (more…)

Ginger Treats Cancer, Brain & Gut Inflammation, Radiation, and Staph Infections

  By ironman45 | December 27, 2011 - 11:25 pm | anti-biotics, cancer, celiac/crohns/UC/IBS, diabetes, Digestion/acid reflux, Kidneys, Liver, pet health
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Not only is ginger a culinary marvel, its health benefits are stunning. It has been shown to be more effective against staph infections than antibiotics—and without the adverse effects.

Vaccination: The pet controversy

  By ironman45 | July 1, 2011 - 6:31 pm | pet health, vaccines
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In the history of human vaccines, the numbers clearly show that in every case, the disease itself was already on the decline when the vaccine was introduced. Most vaccines were scarcely a blip on the radar, not affecting the natural decline of the disease at all. In a few unfortunate cases such as polio, the disease actually increased after vaccinations began. (more…)