Kibble companies are deliberately poisoning our dogs.  They don't care about you or your dog regardless of whatever special blend of kibble they produce to fix a problem they helped to create in the first place.  They know exactly what they are creating and also know there is absolutely no way their products are going to do what they are sold to do. Read more here!

Kibble is AGEing your dog.  We’ve all been told that a yummy bag of kibble (grain free!) is the epitome of nutrition… — only now a study proves that this is not true. Kibble, in fact, based on recent studies done byDavid Turner, a scientist at Virginia Common Wealth University, is toxic just by the creation process due tobeing extremely high in AGES(advanced glycation end products). Kibble is so high in AGES that it can be deadly over time. That’s every single brand of kibble and some are way worse than others. Continue reading here!

Routine booster shots could be really harmful.  Period.  They are not necessary for most dogs, yet they are recommended for all dogs.  Unfortunately, boosting your dog regularly (in accordance with AKC guidelines) could be really harmful and vaccine reactions are quite common, although often misdiagnosed. Read more here!

Chronic and recurrent ear infections can be healed naturally. Ear infections in dogs are typically associated with allergies, ear mites, moisture, diet, bacteria, yeast, over-cleaning the ears or plucking hair out of the ears being the most likely causes and foreign bodies, too much moisture and certain endocrine disorders being less likely possible causes. The good news is, is that most of the time, chronic and recurrent ear infections can be healed naturally.  Read more here.

The bulldog breed needs our help.  They are a special breed and are loving creatures that are notorious for health-issues like autoimmune disease, allergies, interdigital cysts, dermatitis, cherry eye, dysplasia and many more, which contribute to a shortened life-span and health-span.  That is devastating. Unfortunately, some of it can be attributed to bad breeding and some of it can be contributed to poor lifestyles.  The bulldog breed needs our help and there are things you can do if you are lucky enough to have one in your life.  Read on. 

Candy and kibble have way more in common than they should.  Kibble is primarily owned by MARs Inc, Nestle Purina, Colgate and Hill's, with MARs owning the most of the market.  MARs Inc monopolizes the vet business and candy and kibble have way more in common than they should, which include ingredients. Both candy and kibble are not healthy and should not be consumed regularly. Read more here.

Chronic illness is the new normal and should not be.  Autoimmune disease, cancer, epilepsy, obesity and allergies are becoming increasingly more common and are considered to be normal, when in reality, they are anything but. Red more about the causes and what to do here!

Raw food fear-mongering is real.  Fear-mongering is a form of manipulation that causes fear by using exaggerated rumors of impending danger.  The FDA and Center for Veterinary Medicine, Big Kibble companies and Big Pet Pharma companies are fear-mongering experts particularly when it comes to anything that could threaten sales, like feeding raw meat based food instead of feeding kibble.  Read more here!

Excess sugar is a killer. We know that cancer needs sugar as a fuel source. We know that sugar is a direct cause of type.2 diabetes. We know that fat doesn't make your dog fat.- carbs, sugar, and starch make your dog fat.  Carbohydrates are molecules of sugar that the body breaks down into glucose.  When excess sugar is consumed, it becomes stored in the body as fat for later user.  If said fat is not actually used later, dogs are much more likely to become obese and sick later on. Excess sugar is a killer and it is found in most commercial kibble and wet food.  Read more here!

Prednisone is a problem.  Period. You take your sick dog to the vet.  Maybe they are itchy, have an ear infection, a cyst, vasculitis, dermatitis, arthritis, or some other disease ending in "itis," and most vets will prescribe a drug in the form of a steroid, usually Prednisone, Prednisolone, or Dexamethasone.  Prednisone and the generic versions are a problem and you should stay away unless it is an emergency/life-threatening situation. Read more here!