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• the following is a letter summarizing current research submitted by Gloria Dodd, DVM, to the Federal Food and Drug Administration, Division of Animal Feeds, on the subject of the pet food preservative Ethoxyquin, which may or may not be included in ingredients on product label, but is in every food containing fat and animal by-products. ...
•   Since you are responsible for pet food issues within the FDA and will be meeting with two concerned dog breeders next month concerning the safety of this chemical, I wish to present my own experiences and knowledge of Ethoxyquin’s toxic affects, first hand.
•   Of course in the 1940s our air, water and food was clean and virtually free of chemicals. ...
•   As a dog show veterinarian I have heard many judges say there is a definite difference to the feel of the muscles and skeleton of dogs in Australia than those of America. ...
• The Australian dogs were being fed (until recently-now there is an emergence of commercial pet food) trimmings from the freshly killed beef and sheep carcasses, vegetables and fresh grains, ours on commercial kibble and canned dog food with every chemical residue and preservative and coloring in the book!  And forget all the highly touted advertising and P. ... by the pet food industry-I say put garbage in-get garbage out!  In the good old days, the family pet ate from the same “pot” so to speak, as the owner/family did, and were healthier for it. ...
•   I next met a breeder at the Golden Gate Dog Show in San Francisco that same year. ...
• We have learned “E” is used as a preservative in such widely marketed dog foods as ANF, Eagle Dog Food, NutriMax, Hills Prescription Diet W/D (sold in vet hospitals!), Nutro, Purina, LAMS, Royal Canine USA; and in livestock feeds by Willowbrook Mills in Petaluma to preserve Lay Crumbles for laying chickens, and dehydrated forage crops of alfalfa, barley, clovers, corn, oats, wheat, fescue and various grasses. ... 5 ppm) in human consumed foods yet allows such high amounts (150 ppm) to be used in pet food and livestock feeds?  In the case of the dog, pound for pound, a dog weighs 1/5 to 1/10th the weight of a human (except for giant breeds of dogs) yet is consuming 300 times more “E” than allowed for people.   Also many dog food manufacturers are not listing “E” as an ingredient on the packaging. ... Isn’t there an FDA regulation about labeling ingredients?  Truth in labeling is another issue-ANF, which incidentally is one of the most expensive dog foods, is touted by the manufacturer as an “all natural formula “ with no preservatives”, yet lists “E” as an antioxidant which they claim to be quite safe.
• Correspondence with various people revealed other dog owners/ breeders having sad experiences with pets eating “E” preserved dog food:.
•      A breeder of Rottweilers lost a dog with liver cancer after switching to feeding ANF for 6 months.
•      A German Shepherd breeder lost a stud dog to cancer of the mouth, feeding dog food containing “E. ...
•   Then Elaine’s Blue Merle stud dog (sire of all her dogs) began drooling and bleeding from the mouth. ... The problems in these two kennels were traced to a change in diet fed the dogs, from one free of “E” preservative to a dog food with “E” preservative.

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• However, Schultz points out that if you choose the three-year rabies vaccine, at least your dog won't have to potentially suffer annually. ... Both veterinary experts concur that indeed your dog did likely have an allergic response to the rabies vaccine. ...
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• The local earthquake preparedness people in California are recommending a 2 week supply of food and water at 2 gallons of water per person per day. ...
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• There's too much to say about food for me to even begin to say it all here. ... Don't purchase or store food or water in easily broken containers. ...
• Food may lose its nutrition over time, but still keep most of its caloric value. ... Long term storage of food (one year plus) is an entirely different matter. ...
• Prescription drugs are a peculiar issue. ... To use prescription antibiotics correctly requires a little study. ... There are herbal alternatives to some prescription drugs that one might want to look into.
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• You might want to get a dog (or dogs) for their protective value. ... (That means keeping a supply of dog food on hand as well. ...

• The Vet gave him a shot and a prescription for prednisone which seemed to help for several weeks. ... The Vet said it's allergies (not food related) and that he does NOT have fleas. ...
• You can start by switching his dog food to an allergy sensitive kind. ...
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• -Finally, consider how much fat your dog is consuming.   Most dry food are not going to have enough fat in them to keep your chow's skin moist. ...
•   I am not going to tell you my dog never has a hot spot. ...   But, I need to rethink that, Chow's are used to more fat than most dried food diets and I don't want to feed him the junk in Can foods. ...
• This is what helped us; We wash our Cairn with Sulfodene medicated shampoo, and we give dog vitamins we also give a daily dose of vitamin E every day. ...
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• Deficiencies in one food product are balanced by another food product if variety and wholesomeness is valued. ... Our pets however, are denied this choice when given only commercial pet food as the sole source of nutrition. A pet owner must be satisfied in the belief the pet food is all the animal really needs to insure minimum nutritional needs. ...
• Among supermarket shelves, commercial pet food is sold in a highly competitive environment and must appeal to a certain kind of mentality, otherwise it will not succeed as a marketable product in that environment. The average pet owner feels satisfied upon leaving the store with a large bag of pet food purchased at a very affordable price (food at 16 cents a pound). At home, the pet "attacks" the food in its food bowl further confirming its owner's conviction that a "smart" purchase in both value and quality has been made. The pet loves the food! It eats it immediately with great vigor. ... Overeating quickly empties a food bowl; non-nutrient fillers and appetite stimulants (addictive agents such as sucrose, corn syrup, salt, and artificial flavoring) exacerbate a pet's already undernourished state. ...
• When a pet overeats a food of low nutritional value, they must "digest" additional calories, protein, carbohydrates and waste products to derive a minimal benefit from the diet. ...
• Many members of our society want the companionship of a pet animal without the inconvenience of pet food maintenance. In effect, the convenience pet foods, particularly the semi-moist "burgers", are no more than animal "junk" food containing highly questionable ingredients like sugar, corn syrup and chemicals to maintain flexibility, dampness, and retard spoilage. ... Neither dogs nor cats see colors! In reality, the deep blood-red coloration of food visible through plastic is for the benefit of the human purchaser. ...
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• (The following is excerpted from a letter submitted by Gloria Dodd, DVM to the Federal Food and Drug Administration, Division of Animal Feeds, on the subject of the pet food preservative Ethoxyquin. ...
• I next met a breeder at the Golden Gate Dog Show in San Francisco that same year. ... Correspondence with various people revealed other dog owners/breeders having sad experiences with pets eating "E" preserved dog food:.

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• Ackerman and Judith Levine Willis Will your dog really be better off if you buy the 70-cent-per-can "gourmet" dog food instead of the ordinary half-dollar brand? Will your finicky cat thrive, yet lose weight, if you switch to an expensive "diet" dinner? Finding the right answer for your pet can be important to its health and to your pocketbook. ... According to the Pet Food Institute, a trade association, there are 54. ... After the first dog biscuits were sold in 1860, change came slowly. Canned horsemeat joined dry dog foods in the 1920s, with dry meat meals and the first cat foods appearing in the 1930s. ... The Human's Dilemma If you stroll down the supermarket pet food aisle today, you may find some 100 varieties of dog food. ... Amid such a profusion of products, how is one to choose? Specialized pet foods, sometimes called "prescription" feeds or diets, have been marketed primarily through veterinarians or kennel clubs, and intended as part of a comprehensive health regimen. ... "We are opposed to the sale of 'prescription' diets in supermarkets," says George Graber, Ph. ... The regular dog and cat foods on the market provide a "complete and balanced diet" for pets, and clearly show this in their package labeling. ... FDA insists that pet food be as safe for animals as human food is for people. ... Color-blind canines are indifferent to the pastel hues that beckon the buyer of dog candies, just as kittens value the cute shapes less than the content of their bonbons. ... Catering to this tendency in the extreme was a luxury mineral water marketed in New York as "the only water your dog needs to drink.

• We adore Rowan, but our work schedules will not allow for the consistent care a diabetic dog needs. ...
• In the meantime, she has claimed the recliner as her own, is determined to climb into the hayloft to eat the cat food, and has climbed the picket fence in order to stay near me. She loves to cuddle, whimpering with delight when she's allowed up on the bed, and would love to be someone's lap dog. ... Lil is currently getting insulin shots and prescription dog food twice a day. ...
• and receives 12 units of Humulin-L insulin twice daily and Hills W/D dry food. ... He has been an inside dog and we have never allowed him to run loose. ... " Kody has been around cats all his life, but has been the only dog in the family so probably would be better as an only pet. ...
• Axel is an affectionate 5-year old neutered male Australian Shepherd mix who receives insulin twice daily and a prescription diet for his diabetes. Axel plays, barks and acts just like a normal dog, but he is very skinny and I think his sight is not 100%. ... He has never really been around kids or cats, but he is a real docile dog and my opinion is that he would be good with kids. ...
• Ellie is a 7-year old spayed, female American Eskimo Dog. ...
• 2003) and the vet said he probably needs insulin twice daily and a prescription diet. ...  Sampson and his 2 dog friends are currently living with us in Mexico (we live here doing ministry work) so that might be a factor with the erlichea. Sampson is a wonderful, loving dog, and good watchdog who needs large yard and another dog as a friend. He has a companion dog, Bacon, who is a mix male about 1-1/2 years old. ...
•  Josie is a wonderful 9-year old Chocolate Labrador Retriever currently a working Guide Dog for the blind. Josie's diabetes is kept under control with twice daily insulin injections, diabetic dog food, urine testing once a day, and walks 4 times a day. ... Josie is a wonderful, loving, calm and obedient service dog, good with dogs, cats and kids. Josie has been Margaret's seeing eye dog for 8 years. ... She is a great dog and if she is not placed, her agency will put her down. ...

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• In 1990, I approached several dog food companies with the results I had, in hand, concerning a “Bone Survey” I had done. ...   It was very obvious some company needed to develop a high quality premium food with moderate protein and caloric density in order to slow down the growth process for the first year of development. ...
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• Marsman at the Eagle Pet Food plant, where they, so graciously, answered my questions and agreed to let me put the interview into print.   I am sure the Dane Quarterly readers will find the discussion, regarding the pet food industry and the “Eagle” philosophy quite educational. ...
•   Then we do a field evaluation that takes anywhere from a year and half to two years, trying to identify characteristics in the food that we think should occur. ...   What we recommend to people that are switching from another brand of food let’s say in a 30% protein that you use a step down in Eagle Pet Products. ...
•   I was using another brand of maintenance food at 26% protein, 15% fat and switched some of my adults to the Eagle Pack Maintenance at 20% protein, 12% fat. ...
•   I have often wondered, Danes being BoarHounds, might they do better with a food that was pork based. ...
• Joe: Let’s talk about why Eagle Pack uses pork in their dog food. ...
• Linda: Now in order for a dog in the wild to get the necessary amount of the amino acid, methionine, in the diet, this would primarily come through the source of blood from the prey? .
• Joe:  Yes, the first thing the dog would do is eat the viscera, the entrails and specifically the organs. ...
• Linda: Besides an animal’s overall condition, there are many things important to the owner or breeder, some in terms of ingredients, some in terms or specific benefits or results in the dog.   First:  how do you formulate a food for overall condition? .
• Joe: Again, by first insuring that there is an abundance of quality essential amino acids introduced through a tri-protein based food. ...
•   Because if I go to Alaska and a guy determines that he is going to use a particular dog on his sled team or not, he knows what he is looking at--skin and coat condition. ...

• Dog Owner's Guide: Obesity (www. ... com/dog/obese. ...
• So what’s a dog owner to do? .
• Any owner can control his pet’s weight by realizing that food is not a substitute for attention or a cure for guilt and that the concept of “tough love” can and should be applied to the relationship. An owner who cannot resist Fluffy’s soft, pleading eyes whenever food enters the vicinity is an owner contributing to Fluffy’s obesity and may even be shortening her life. ...
• This nine-point grading system defines ideal condition as that in which the dog’s ribs are easily felt and the waist and tuck-up (the belly area between ribcage and rear end) are discernible without being prominent. The dog in ideal condition has a thin layer of fat over the ribs. ...
• First, assess the dog’s condition. ...
• Many dog food manufacturers sell low-calorie diets for dogs that are worth a look, and some companies sell prescription weight-loss diets through veterinary practices. ...
• Wynne said that a more dangerous problem can occur when a dog is kept on reduced fat diets for long periods.
• “If they eat supplements of meat containing fat or even a maintenance pet food after becoming accustomed to low-fat diets, they may develop a potentially serious disease called pancreatitis,” she wrote.
• So what’s a dog owner to do?.
• Be aware that obesity is a potential problem if Fido controls the amount of food and snacks he gets by begging or looking sad and get a head start by realizing that an empty bowl is not a clue that Fido needs more food. ...
• At the very least, cut back a bit on the kibble in the food bowl. ...
• If you can’t resist offering Muffin an evening gnosh, try specialties from natural food bakeries for pets or carrot sticks, unbuttered popcorn, orange or apple slices, pretzels or bits of banana instead of potato chips, pizza, or ice cream. ...
• Watch the fat content in the food you buy. ... Fat content of dry food should range between 12-16 percent, with sedentary dogs getting a lower percentage than active or performance dogs. ...

• Selecting a Commercial Pet Food.
• Commercial pet food is a great convenience for busy caregivers. ...
• The pet food industry is huge and extremely profitable ($25 billion a year in revenue worldwide). ... This may be especially true of pet food manufacturers owned by large, diverse, multinational parent companies. ...
• Pet food may be labeled as "complete and balanced" if it meets the standards set by a group called AAFCO, the Association of American Feed Control Officials. ... A food may be certified in two ways: (1) by meeting AAFCO's published standards for content ("Nutrient Profiles"), or (2) by passing feeding tests or trials. While most researchers agree that feeding tests are superior in assessing the nutritional adequacy of a food, clinical experience as well as scientific studies have confirmed that even foods that pass feeding trials may still be inadequate for long-term maintenance. ...
• Commercial pet foods and some pet food ingredients have been implicated in a number of diseases in companion animals. Allergic skin disease, obesity, food intolerance, inflammatory bowel disease, chronic ear infections, cystitis (bladder inflammation), bladder and kidney stones, certain heart diseases, pancreatitis, feline hyperthyroidism, hip dysplasia, canine mammary cancer, bloat, and diabetes all have nutritional components -- that is, nutritional factors are suspected or known to play a role in inducing or perpetuating these diseases. Thus, it is crucial that we, as caregivers, pay close attention to what we are feeding our animals and how they are reacting to the food.
• One potential problem with commercial pet food is pesticide residues, antibiotics, and molds contained in pet food ingredients. Meat from sick animals may be loaded with drugs, some of which are known to pass unchanged through all the processing done to create a finished pet food (such as penicillin and pentobarbital). Between 1995 and 1999, there were two major recalls of dry dog food by different manufacturers due to mold contamination of grain ingredients. ... The second recalled food killed more than 20 dogs.
• Another problem is the unpredictable quality of common pet food ingredients. ...
• Pet food manufacturers are aware of these factors, and most add sufficient extra vitamins, minerals and other nutrients to compensate for losses in the manufacturing process. However, because the AAFCO profiles set only minimums for many nutrients, tests have shown that some minerals may be added to the food in excessive amounts.

• The Good Dog!.
• Dog Product Buyers Guide.
• Includes over 250 dog product test reports from Good Dog! Magazine.
• Furrarri Dog Carrier.
• Dog Houses.
• Safari Easy Rider Dog Car Harness.
• Here's Help: Training A Dog On A Hidden Fence System.
• Here's Help: Choosing A Toy? Consider Your Dog's Play Type.
• Thirsty Dog Canteen.
• The Dog Hoop.
• My Dog Can Do That! Game .
• PART 6 FOOD.
• (Please note that dog food product test reports have been updated since this book was published. The most current information is in The Dog Food Book, 5th Edition. ...
• Here's Help: About Dog Food.
• Dry Adult Dog Food At A Glance (Chart).

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