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misc | ask the petxpert BY Bill Piechocki and Dr. Diane Sudduth, DVM Is Real Food Bad For Pets? I was recently at an animal rescue event which gave me a special opportunity to speak to pet owners that had not been referred to us or were unaware of what we actually do. I asked many questions about their pets’ health, food, medications and other related factors. When I’m speaking to the older generation, I remind them of how we cared for our pets in the past. I often remind everyone that I speak with about our grandparents and great-grandparents who basically had one basic regimen for a cure of every disease that they encountered. That cure was simple and natural. Currently with all our high-tech and science, we find ourselves visiting the animal hospital far more often and spending far more on vet bills than we ever imagined. When I start explaining these undeniable truths, the questions arise, and we answer with the most up-to-date science that we have. I’m not talking about veterinary science (medical), I’m talking about life science. Many of you may not have heard of this but this is where health begins. Are you looking for your fur babies to be healthy, happy and enjoy long interactive lives with you? You must understand what the life force of your pet is designed to be. What is healthy or sick? Is diarrhea or vomiting regarded as sick or as house cleaning? Do you run to the ER every time these symptoms occur with you? Or do you accept yours as an event that normally goes away naturally? Did you know that nature provides natural herbs, plants and other botanicals that can literally allow the body to resolve almost every real health challenge? My question to all of you pet parents and caregivers is this…Why do you believe that our pets cannot eat real food? I want you to ponder that for a few moments. If your doctor told you the only thing you could or should eat every day for the rest of your life was unsweetened Cheerios, would you think that was reasonable? Of course not. So, when you are told “don’t feed your pet people food,” what is people food? I will define it for you, people food is fit for human consumption. Sadly, many pet food companies mislabel their diets as “people food” and are really violating Federal law. As I mentioned earlier, when I grew up, our pets typically ate the same foods we did. Kibble was invented in 1955 and it would be impossible for all pets to have evolved from real meat diets to kibble in less than 75 years, but this is what you are told. I was asked at this event where they would get their vitamins and nutrients. I asked, where do creatures in nature get their vitamins and nutrients. There are no health food stores in the forest. It is built into clean, naturally raised variety of foods, not in supplements and medications. Our pets are the sum of what goes into their body. Food, drugs, chemicals, water are all a part of this imbalance. We need to evaluate everything that goes into their precious body. There is no disease occurrence from a lack of medicine, however medicine and synthetic products can create toxicity and deficiency. The most control you have is with their food. You are in control to feed the highest quality, species appropriate diet possible to ensure optimal health, happiness and longevity. Remember grandmothers simple cure? Chicken soup! Keep it as natural as you can, and good health shall prevail. Bill Piechocki, nutritionist and Dr. Diane Sudduth, DVM are partners in Fiesta Pet Deli in Pompano Beach, FL, and co-hosts of the PetHealthCafe.com radio show. Our 40 years in the animal field has provided us unparalleled vision and information which we pass to our clients daily. We can be reached at www. PetHealthCafe.com or 800-940-7387. Call us for a free consultation or stop by or call Fiesta Pet Deli, 954-971-2500, we would be more than happy to help. SEND YOUR QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS FOR OUR PETXPERT TO: PETS@ATLANTICAVEMAGAZINE.COM these pets are available for adoption 21287 Boca Rio Road, Boca Raton, FL 561-482-8110 www.tricountyhumane.org apu brian rosebud A NO-KILL animal shelter. Open Tues - Sun 11 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. APU - At Tri County Humane, we almost always have adorable, adoptable pups waiting for you to give them their forever home. This is just one of our many summer pups to choose from. APU is trying to be patient while waiting for you. Stop in and meet your new family member! They don’t come much cuter than this! A three month old, brindled and white Bassett Hound, Brian has an irresistible personality, and oh those big soft ears! He’s an energetic, happy puppy who will thrive in a home with lots of playtime and attention. Are you ready to be his person? Stop in for a Meet and Greet and find out. Precious little rosebud was rescued from a hoarding situation in Miami. Because of this, she is a bit shy at first, but can be won over quickly with gentle love and treats! Rosebud is a 6 year-old terrier mix. She needs you to help her forget her past and live her best life. She promises to also help you live yours! All animals are up-to-date on vaccinations and heartworm tested. Adoption fees $110 and up. 92 | august 2019 | www.AtlanticAveMagazine.com
misc | pet spotlight pet pix Teddy Mollie our Doberman pincher from Delray Beach Florida Khloe, 9 years old, the tan one, and Freckles, the mom, 10 years old, the blue Merle. Both are rescued chihuahuas, spoiled, and the loves of my life. Cannoli, a 2 year old Staffordshire Bull Terrier. He is very photogenic and loves making friends on his walks down Atlantic Ave! Cocoa, french bulldog from Delray Beach Bella You can now give your pets the fame they deserve! Make your pet a celebrity. Email your favorite photo along with their name to: pets@atlanticavemagazine.com Photos must be 300 dpi (high quality) www.AtlanticAveMagazine.com | august 2019 | 93
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