The Random Blogger

As somebody who has always been a pet lover (but mainly dogs), and also as somebody who has always preferred not to take chemical-based drugs of any kind, I was delighted to come across a highly-regarded book by well-known East Cost vet, Dr Martin Goldstein DVM, called “The Nature Of Animal Healing“.

There are two chapters in this book that I found particularly interesting - one on vaccinations, and why he believes they are the number one killer of dogs and cats in the USA today, and one on diet (you wouldn’t believe what they put in most commercial dog food these days).

So, if you’re looking for a great book that will help keep your pet healthy, the natural way, then I highly recommend “The Nature Of Animal Healing“.

I really don’t understand how some companies stay in business!

Let me explain …

We recently experienced one of the coldest nights of the year - 12 degrees (and that’s Fahrenheit)!

Needless to say, some of our pipes froze, and in the morning, we found that we had no water.

Initial superficial investigations revealed no obvious leaks, so we rang our usual plumber, whom we found back in April and who has turned out to be one of the best trademen I have ever come across - he goes out of his way to be helpful, and his approach to customer service mirrors what we try to achieve with our own pet health business.

Anyway, Bill came out on the next day - a Saturday - to take a look, and much as we feared, it wasn’t anything Bill could fix as it was (more…)

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