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INTUITION PUBLISHING contributors Editor Advertising Photography Illustration Promotions Dana Scott Julia Henriques Vic Neumann Robert & Patricia Petit Linda Boileau Nicole DiBernardo Dogs Naturally articles are selected for their general interest and entertainment value. The authors’ views do not necessarily reflect the policies and opinions of Intuition Publishing, nor does their publication in Dogs Naturally constitute an endorsement. Information offered in Dogs Naturally is for educational purposes and is not intended to replace veterinary advice. ADVERTISING For information on ad rates, deadlines and requirements, email sales@dogsnaturallymagazine.com. Dogs Naturally reserves the right to reject any advertisement submitted. PETER DOBIAS has been in veterinary practice since 1988. In 2008, he decided to sell his thriving holistic veterinary practice in Vancouver, BC, Canada to dedicate his future years to disease prevention and transforming the face of veterinary care to less invasive and more natural treatment methods. He believes that we can create a healthy and long life, naturally. SUBMISSIONS Dogs Naturally welcomes submissions of articles, artwork or photography. Submission constitutes permission for Dogs Naturally, at its sole discretion, to use the submitted materials, in whole or in part, without compensation to the submitter. Detailed information on the format and requirements for submission is available via email. Please email submissions and requests to dana@dogsnaturallymagazine.com. SUBSCRIPTION PROBLEMS If you are missing an issue, have a change of mailing address, or have a subscription-related problem, please contact customer service at subscribe@dogsnaturallymagazine.com. MARIA RINGO is a homeopathic practitioner, teacher, animal nutritionist, and co-founder of Carna4 Dog Food, a small ethical company producing synthetic-free whole foods for pets. In 1986 she co-founded Sojourner Farms, one of the first commercially available raw foods diets for dogs. She lives in Toronto, Ontario with her family and may be reached at maria@nthm.ca PERMISSIONS This entire publication is copyrighted. Contents of Dogs Naturally may not be reproduced or reprinted in whole or in part without the prior written consent of Intuition Publishing. SUBSCRIPTIONS Bulk or wholesale subscriptions are available at reduced rates. To subscribe, call 877-665-1290 or visit www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com. Dogs Naturally is published six times per year. INTUITION PUBLISHING 5065 10th Line RR2 New Tecumseth, ON Canada L0G 1A0 E-mail: info@dogsnaturallymagazine.com Web site: www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com LINDA BOILEAU is an internationally-syndicated cartoonist and illustrator who has published more than 3,000 cartoons in high profile publications including The New York Times, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune and USA Today. Her work has appeared in Pelican’s Best Editorial Cartoons of the Year for 21 years in a row. 8 May/June 2012 | Dogs Naturally Magazine
Yet another one the reasons why there are so many pet food recalls By Maria Ringo DHMHS, B.GS There is a good chance that at some point in the next month you will be reading about another pet food recall due to toxins found in pet food. Even people without pets were riveted to the news around the widespread panic that happened back in 2007 when Menu Foods brands were found to contain lethal doses of melamine. Melamine is what they make kitchen counters out of, so what was it doing in pet food? Melamine contains high levels of protein, believe it or not. It was added to a “vitamin/mineral premix” manufactured in China, in order to boost the nutritional profile of the mix. Bags and bags of this premix, virtually all made offshore, are shipped to North American pet food manufacturers every day, where the mixture is then added by the scoopful to pet food recipes in order to meet AAFCO minimum standards for certain nutritional requirements. Check the back of most pet food packages and look at the chemical names listed at the end of the ingredients list – that’s the premix. Dogs Naturally Magazine | May/June2012 9
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