Health Risk in Dry Kibble for Cats – Must Read!

 Cat Talk  3 Responses »
Mar 312010
 
In general, North American dogs and cats are NOT especially healthy- especially when you look at ALL the dollars spent on Veterinary Care.
A number of pretty prevalent diseases, such as Allergies, Arthritis, Diabetes, Urinary Tract Disease, Cancer, Kidney Disease, Liver Disease and Dental Disease ALL have direct connections to Diet.
Dry Kibble was popularized in North America as a CONVENIENCE for Pet Owners..of course foods like Cheese Slices also arose at that time.
It was NOT designed with your pet’s health in mind.
Dr. Andrew Jones shares with us information that is critically important to cat lovers!
Dr. Jones talks about cats…
1. They DON’T chew- they are carnivores, ( meat eaters) and they have anatomy designed to bite and swallow their prey. Meaning that those well intentioned Dry ‘Dental’ Diets are not going to be very effective..
2. Cats are obligate carnivores- meaning they NEED the nutrients found in animal protein to SURVIVE.
They lack specific enzymes for carbohydrate digestion and metabolism. For instance cats lack a salivary enzyme called amylase- it’s used to digest carbohydrates.
They can utilize carbohydrates- BUT their digestive tract is SUITED for protein and fat.
Yet MOST dry cat kibble has carbohydrates as the FIRST ingredient.
3. Cats NEED protein in ILLNESS- NOT protein restriction.
In Kidney Failure many Veterinarians will place your cat on a LOW protein diet. But this can result in muscle wasting in your cat, anemia, and a decreased immune function.
The REAL problem is phosphorus, as this is what is damaging the Kidneys. The approach should be to bind the phosphorus to prevent further kidney damage.

catIn general, North American dogs and cats are NOT especially healthy- especially when you look at ALL the dollars spent on Veterinary Care.

A number of pretty prevalent diseases, such as Allergies, Arthritis, Diabetes, Urinary Tract Disease, Cancer, Kidney Disease, Liver Disease and Dental Disease ALL have direct connections to Diet.

Dry Kibble was popularized in North America as a CONVENIENCE for Pet Owners..of course foods like Cheese Slices also arose at that time.

It was NOT designed with your Scottish fold cat or any other cat breed’s health in mind.

Dr. Andrew Jones shares with us information that is critically important to cat lovers!

Dr. Jones talks about cats…

1. They DON’T chew- they are carnivores, ( meat eaters) and they have anatomy designed to bite and swallow their prey. Meaning that those well intentioned Dry ‘Dental’ Diets are not going to be very effective..

2. Cats are obligate carnivores- meaning they NEED the nutrients found in animal protein to SURVIVE.

They lack specific enzymes for carbohydrate digestion and metabolism. For instance Scottish fold

cats lack a salivary enzyme called amylase- it’s used to digest carbohydrates.

They can utilize carbohydrates- BUT their digestive tract is SUITED for protein and fat.

Yet MOST dry cat kibble has carbohydrates as the FIRST ingredient.

3. Cats NEED protein in ILLNESS- NOT protein restriction.

In Kidney Failure many Veterinarians will place your cat on a LOW protein diet. But this can result in muscle wasting in your Scottish fold cat, anemia, and a decreased immune function.

The REAL problem is phosphorus, as this is what is damaging the Kidneys. The approach should be to bind the phosphorus to prevent further kidney damage.

Learn more about taking care of your pets at home…

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Which Carbs are Good for Dogs?

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Mar 312010
 
Which Carbs are Good For (and which are bad)?
If you don’t want to worry about all these carbs, fats, proteins, calories etc then read the Confidential Dog Food Report and see the only 9 brands in all of North America we found to meet our strict criteria
Too Much or Too Few Carbs?
·         Carb deficiencies can result in possible fertility and whelping problems
·         Excessive carbohydrates cause obesity.
These are Good Sources of Carbs
·         Cereals
·         Rice
·         Pasta
·         Potatoes
·         Oats
·         Barley
·         Brown rice
A Bad Carb..
Soy is also a carb provider, but some experts warn that soy binds up other nutrients and makes them unavailable for absorption.
Avoid soy to be safe.
Soy is also often used as a protein source instead of meat because its cheap… however its inadequate as a protein source also.

Andrew Lewis, author of The Dog Food Conspiracy, recommends 9 tested dog foods, which you will find listed in his amazing book The Dog Food Conspiracy

Too Much or Too Few Carbs?

  • Carb deficiencies can result in possible fertility and whelping problems
  • Excessive carbohydrates cause obesity

These are Good Sources of Carbs

  • Cereals
  • Rice
  • Pasta
  • Potatoes
  • Oats
  • Barley
  • Brown rice

A Bad Carb..

Soy is also a carb provider, but some experts warn that soy binds up other nutrients and makes them unavailable for absorption.

Avoid soy to be safe.

Soy is also often used as a protein source instead of meat because its cheap… however its inadequate as a protein source also.

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Do You Or Don’t You Vaccinate for Kennel Cough?

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Mar 302010
 
It’s a time of the year that people begin thinking about taking vacations and setting their dog(s) up at a kennel.  Dr. Andrew Jones has some extremely useful information that you want to know about before making your kennel arrangements.
Dr. Jones says, infectious disease, such as Kennel Cough does happen, and he is often asked about whether you should or should not give your dog the vaccine.
Dr. Andrew Jones’ Advice:
Well it’s a personal decision, and the Intranasal Vaccine is fairly safe, although not necessarily effective.
Kennel Cough isn’t JUST caused by the bacteria Bordetella, it’s also caused by the Flu viruses.  And, if you recall with people, the Flu virus strain changes- JUST because you are vaccinated, there is no real security in knowing you won’t get the disease.
So what else can you do?
There are a number of specific ingredients that I advise clients to utilize to boost the immune system.
Essential Fatty Acids.
Probiotics.
Bovine Colostrum.
Immune boosting mushrooms.
Lysine- an amino acid that is used for its superior anti-viral activity.
Here is what is in my supplement to boost your dog’s immune system:
KEY IMMUNE PROTECTIVE BLEND
Includes: Bovine Colostrum, Inositol hexaphosphate,
Aloe Vera, Maiitake PLUS L-lysine, Essential Fatty
Acids, and Probiotics (Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium)
Bovine Colostrum
* Powerful, nutrient-rich “mother’s first milk”
* Over 37 potent immune factors found in Colostrum
Inositol
* Plays an important role maintaining cell membranes
* Shown effectiveness in helping to prevent cancer
Aloe Vera
* Benefits are huge; shown helpful with common infectious diseases
* Ingredients are anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, anti-pruritic
(anti-itch) and offer some pain relief
* Increases blood flow to injured areas, stimulating healing and
recovery
Maiitake Mushroom
* Key immuno-protective mushroom
* Cancer-fighting
* Evidence confirming maitake’s therapeutic value impressive
* Laboratory studies have shown that maitake can block growth of
cancer tumors and boost the immune function
L-lysine
* Effective in inhibiting viral diseases.
OMEGA FATTY ACIDS
Flaxseed oil: Omega-3 Fatty Acids
* EFAs cannot be manufactured from other nutrients – must be
obtained from diet
* Most canine diets are rich in Omega-6 (from animal protein)
but low in Omega-3
* Flaxseed Oil is an excellent source of Omega-3, providing high
levels of this Critical EFA
You can grab your 50% OFF Trial at: http://budurl.com/dogsupplement
Nature’s Variety Recall
LINCOLN, Neb., March 8 /PRNewswire/ — Nature’s Variety has expanded its voluntary recall of Chicken Formula Raw Frozen Diets for dogs and cats to include the “Best If Used By” dates of 10/29/10 and 11/9/10 because these products may be contaminated with Salmonella.  Salmonella can affect animals and there is risk to humans from handling contaminated pet products. People handling pet food can become infected with Salmonella, especially if they have not thoroughly washed their hands after having contact with the product or any surfaces exposed to these products.
Healthy people infected with Salmonella should monitor themselves for some or all of the following symptoms: nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or bloody diarrhea, abdominal cramping and fever. Rarely, Salmonella can result in more serious ailments, including arterial infections, endocarditis, arthritis,
muscle pain, eye irritation, and urinary tract symptoms. Consumers exhibiting these signs after having contact with this product should contact their healthcare providers.
Pets with Salmonella infections may become lethargic and have diarrhea or bloody diarrhea, fever, or vomiting. Some pets may experience only a decreased appetite, fever, or abdominal pain. If your pet has consumed any of the affected products and is experiencing any of these symptoms, please contact your veterinarian.
The recall includes the following products with a “Best If Used By” date of 10/29/10 or 11/9/10:
* UPC#7 69949 60131 9 ? Chicken Formula 0.75 lb trial sized medallions
* UPC#7 69949 60130 2 ? Chicken Formula 3 lb medallions
* UPC#7 69949 60120 3 ? Chicken Formula 6 lb patties
* UPC#7 69949 60121 0 ? Chicken Formula 2 lb single chubs
In an abundance of caution, Nature’s Variety has also chosen toexpand this voluntary recall to include all Chicken Formula and Organic Chicken Formula Raw Frozen Diets for dogs and cats with any “Best If Used By” date on or before 2/5/11.  Nature’s Variety has elected to clear the market of raw frozen chicken diets as it  implements a state-of-the-art new food safety process called High Pressure Pasteurization for use on all Nature’s Variety Raw Frozen Diets.
The products included in the expanded recall are any Chicken Formula or Organic Chicken Formula Raw Frozen Diet with a “Best If Used By” date on or before 2/5/11, including:
* UPC#7 69949 60131 9 ? Chicken Formula 0.75 lb trial sized medallions
* UPC#7 69949 60130 2 ? Chicken Formula 3 lb medallions
* UPC#7 69949 60120 3 ? Chicken Formula 6 lb patties
* UPC#7 69949 60121 0 ? Chicken Formula 2 lb single chubs
* UPC#7 69949 50121 3 ? Chicken Formula 12 lb case of chubs
* UPC#7 69949 60137 1 ? Organic Chicken Formula 3 lb medallions
* UPC#7 69949 60127 2 ? Organic Chicken Formula 6 lb patties
The “Best If Used By” date is located on the back of the package above the safe handling instructions.  The affected product was distributed through retail stores and internet sales in the United States and Canada.
No other Raw Frozen Diets are involved in this expansion other than chicken, and no other Nature’s Variety products are involved.
Nature’s Variety now uses High Pressure Pasteurization on their Raw Frozen Diets as a unique process to kill pathogenic bacteria through high-pressure, water-based technology.  Having incorporated this state-of-the-art technology on a portion of their raw product offerings in late 2009, Nature’s Variety
was able to confidently implement the process universally on all Raw Frozen Diets after the 2/11/10 recall in order to enhance food safety.  Nature’s Variety also utilizes a test and hold protocol to ensure that all High Pressure Pasteurized Raw frozen Diets test negative for harmful bacteria before being
released for sale.
“Nature’s Variety believes replacing all raw frozen chicken products on the market with new raw frozen chicken products that use High Pressure Pasteurization is an important and responsible step in order to reinforce consumer confidence and trust,” stated Reed Howlett, CEO of Nature’s Variety. “By recalling all raw frozen chicken products with ‘Best If Used By’ dates on or before 2/5/11, we can provide our pet
parents with new raw frozen chicken products that have been processed through High Pressure Pasteurization. Adopting High Pressure Pasteurization is an important step to ensure that our products meet the strictest quality and food safety standards.”
Howlett stated, “Our commitment to consumers in the future is the same as it’s been in the past ? to offer Raw Frozen Diets made from the highest quality ingredients, made in our own plant in the Midwest, by people who care deeply about pet nutrition, health, and happiness.”
If you are a consumer and have purchased one of these products, please return the unopened product to your retailer for a full refund or replacement.  If your package has been opened, please dispose of the raw food in a safe manner by securing it in a covered trash receptacle.  Then, bring your receipt (or the
empty package in a sealed bag) to your local retailer for a full refund or replacement.
Consumers with additional questions can call the Nature’s Variety dedicated Customer Care line 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 800-374-3142.  For additional resources about High Pressure Pasteurization or other Nature’s Variety food safety protocols, visit www.naturesvariety.com.
If your pet is eating this food, I would heed the recall warning.
If you are wanting to give your dog that extra little immune boost with some pretty stunning natural ingredients, and get it for a 50% OFF trial go here:  http://budurl.com/dogsupplement

It’s the time of the year that people begin thinking about taking vacations and setting their dog(s) up at a kennel.  Dr. Andrew Jones has some extremely useful information that you want to know about before making your kennel arrangements.

Dr. Jones says, infectious disease, such as Kennel Cough does happen, and he is often asked about whether you should or should not give your dog the vaccine.

Dr. Andrew Jones’ Advice:

Well it’s a personal decision, and the Intranasal Vaccine is fairly safe, although not necessarily effective.

Kennel Cough isn’t JUST caused by the bacteria Bordetella, it’s also caused by the Flu viruses.  And, if you recall with people, the Flu virus strain changes- JUST because you are vaccinated, there is no real security in knowing you won’t get the disease.

So what else can you do?

There are a number of specific ingredients that I advise clients to utilize to boost the immune system.

Essential Fatty Acids.

Probiotics.

Bovine Colostrum.

Immune boosting mushrooms.

Lysine- an amino acid that is used for its superior anti-viral activity.

Here is what is in my supplement to boost your dog’s immune system:

KEY IMMUNE PROTECTIVE BLEND

Includes: Bovine Colostrum, Inositol hexaphosphate, Aloe Vera, Maiitake PLUS L-lysine, Essential Fatty Acids, and Probiotics (Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium)

Bovine Colostrum

* Powerful, nutrient-rich “mother’s first milk”

* Over 37 potent immune factors found in Colostrum

Inositol

* Plays an important role maintaining cell membranes

* Shown effectiveness in helping to prevent cancer

Aloe Vera

* Benefits are huge; shown helpful with common infectious diseases

* Ingredients are anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, anti-pruritic

(anti-itch) and offer some pain relief

* Increases blood flow to injured areas, stimulating healing and

recovery

Maiitake Mushroom

* Key immuno-protective mushroom

* Cancer-fighting

* Evidence confirming maitake’s therapeutic value impressive

* Laboratory studies have shown that maitake can block growth of

cancer tumors and boost the immune function

L-lysine

* Effective in inhibiting viral diseases.

OMEGA FATTY ACIDS

Flaxseed oil: Omega-3 Fatty Acids

* EFAs cannot be manufactured from other nutrients – must be

obtained from diet

* Most canine diets are rich in Omega-6 (from animal protein)

but low in Omega-3

* Flaxseed Oil is an excellent source of Omega-3, providing high

levels of this Critical EFA

You can grab your 50% OFF Trial at: http://budurl.com/dogsupplement

Nature’s Variety Recall

LINCOLN, Neb., March 8 /PRNewswire/ — Nature’s Variety has expanded its voluntary recall of Chicken Formula Raw Frozen Diets for dogs and cats to include the “Best If Used By” dates of 10/29/10 and 11/9/10 because these products may be contaminated with Salmonella.  Salmonella can affect animals and there is risk to humans from handling contaminated pet products. People handling pet food can become infected with Salmonella, especially if they have not thoroughly washed their hands after having contact with the product or any surfaces exposed to these products.

Healthy people infected with Salmonella should monitor themselves for some or all of the following symptoms: nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or bloody diarrhea, abdominal cramping and fever. Rarely, Salmonella can result in more serious ailments, including arterial infections, endocarditis, arthritis, muscle pain, eye irritation, and urinary tract symptoms. Consumers exhibiting these signs after having contact with this product should contact their healthcare providers.

Pets with Salmonella infections may become lethargic and have diarrhea or bloody diarrhea, fever, or vomiting. Some pets may experience only a decreased appetite, fever, or abdominal pain. If your pet has consumed any of the affected products and is experiencing any of these symptoms, please contact your veterinarian.

The recall includes the following products with a “Best If Used By” date of 10/29/10 or 11/9/10:

* UPC#7 69949 60131 9 ? Chicken Formula 0.75 lb trial sized medallions

* UPC#7 69949 60130 2 ? Chicken Formula 3 lb medallions

* UPC#7 69949 60120 3 ? Chicken Formula 6 lb patties

* UPC#7 69949 60121 0 ? Chicken Formula 2 lb single chubs

In an abundance of caution, Nature’s Variety has also chosen toexpand this voluntary recall to include all Chicken Formula and Organic Chicken Formula Raw Frozen Diets for dogs and cats with any “Best If Used By” date on or before 2/5/11.  Nature’s Variety has elected to clear the market of raw frozen chicken diets as it  implements a state-of-the-art new food safety process called High Pressure Pasteurization for use on all Nature’s Variety Raw Frozen Diets.

The products included in the expanded recall are any Chicken Formula or Organic Chicken Formula Raw Frozen Diet with a “Best If Used By” date on or before 2/5/11, including:

* UPC#7 69949 60131 9 ? Chicken Formula 0.75 lb trial sized medallions

* UPC#7 69949 60130 2 ? Chicken Formula 3 lb medallions

* UPC#7 69949 60120 3 ? Chicken Formula 6 lb patties

* UPC#7 69949 60121 0 ? Chicken Formula 2 lb single chubs

* UPC#7 69949 50121 3 ? Chicken Formula 12 lb case of chubs

* UPC#7 69949 60137 1 ? Organic Chicken Formula 3 lb medallions

* UPC#7 69949 60127 2 ? Organic Chicken Formula 6 lb patties

The “Best If Used By” date is located on the back of the package above the safe handling instructions.  The affected product was distributed through retail stores and internet sales in the United States and Canada.

No other Raw Frozen Diets are involved in this expansion other than chicken, and no other Nature’s Variety products are involved.

Nature’s Variety now uses High Pressure Pasteurization on their Raw Frozen Diets as a unique process to kill pathogenic bacteria through high-pressure, water-based technology.  Having incorporated this state-of-the-art technology on a portion of their raw product offerings in late 2009, Nature’s Variety was able to confidently implement the process universally on all Raw Frozen Diets after the 2/11/10 recall in order to enhance food safety.  Nature’s Variety also utilizes a test and hold protocol to ensure that all High Pressure Pasteurized Raw frozen Diets test negative for harmful bacteria before being released for sale.

“Nature’s Variety believes replacing all raw frozen chicken products on the market with new raw frozen chicken products that use High Pressure Pasteurization is an important and responsible step in order to reinforce consumer confidence and trust,” stated Reed Howlett, CEO of Nature’s Variety. “By recalling all raw frozen chicken products with ‘Best If Used By’ dates on or before 2/5/11, we can provide our pet parents with new raw frozen chicken products that have been processed through High Pressure Pasteurization. Adopting High Pressure Pasteurization is an important step to ensure that our products meet the strictest quality and food safety standards.”

Howlett stated, “Our commitment to consumers in the future is the same as it’s been in the past ? to offer Raw Frozen Diets made from the highest quality ingredients, made in our own plant in the Midwest, by people who care deeply about pet nutrition, health, and happiness.”

If you are a consumer and have purchased one of these products, please return the unopened product to your retailer for a full refund or replacement.  If your package has been opened, please dispose of the raw food in a safe manner by securing it in a covered trash receptacle.  Then, bring your receipt (or the empty package in a sealed bag) to your local retailer for a full refund or replacement.

Consumers with additional questions can call the Nature’s Variety dedicated Customer Care line 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 800-374-3142.  For additional resources about High Pressure Pasteurization or other Nature’s Variety food safety protocols, visit www.naturesvariety.com.

If your pet is eating this food, I would heed the recall warning.

If you are wanting to give your dog that extra little immune boost with some pretty stunning natural ingredients, and get it for a 50% OFF trial go here:  http://budurl.com/dogsupplement

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The Real Dr Doolittle Showâ„¢ with Val Heart – Guest Chris Davis, Forever Friends & Pet Loss

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Mar 222010
 

Chris Davis talks about forever animals, soul work and soul bonding, coping with loss.  Chris is the award winning author of many much loved books.  We talked about her amazing forever dog, Martha, and how Martha and an Angel inspired her to write and illustrate her first book after Martha died tragically.  We talked about using your Angel Eyes to hear, see and intuit life so that everything makes sense.  We discussed our Soul’s work together, and I shared the heart warming and inspiring story of Sierra the Wonder Horse and the magical pennies.

This episode will touch the heart of anyone who has ever experienced the soul bonding of a forever animal soulmate companion, or has been devastated by their loss.  Or who may be seeking comfort and healing.

“Grief, like a wave, has a rhythm of it’s own.  At first, it comes sweeping in, then it recedes, leaving us in quiet peace with the treasures of memory, love, and strength…”

 

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The Real Dr Doolittle Showâ„¢ with Val Heart – Killer Whales, Zoo Elephants and Aussie Sharks

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Mar 222010
 

SeaWorld Orca Tragedy, how communicating with Wildlife (and all animals) is critical, and Ginny’s story.

The traumatic incident that cost the trainer her life and that has left Tilikum, the whale’s life in jeopardy has made us reevaluate our treatment and consideration of these amazing and wonderful giants of the sea, as well as other wild animals held captive in other types of theme parks.

We also discussed the case of Ginny, the zoo elephant who killed her trainer that I got to work with personally and what she said about why she did it. We talked about sharks and Scott’s experience with ‘Flake and Chips’ in Australia.

And we talked about the role of animal ambassadors and volunteers from the animal kingdom who have the job of touching our hearts and challenging our beliefs and notions about who animals really are. Enjoy!

 

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The Real Dr Doolittle Show™ with Val Heart – Val Interviews Dr Fred Haney About Dog Talk (part 2 of 2)

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Mar 222010
 

Dr Fred Haney of My Doggie Says…, how dogs talk to us, learnign to listen to their messages, how he wrote his award winning book, My Doggie Says… and lots more.

Does your dog talk to you? Do you know what it’s saying? A dog’s actions speak louder than words.

Dr. Haney’s book, “My Doggie Says…” is a collection of photographs and stories about the “action messages” sent by Jamie, a Golden Retriever. Written with warmth and humor, this book will help you understand your dog and build a closer relationship with it. Smile and chuckle as you read this book and learn how to be a better dog “listener.”   Here’s a bit of what you’ll learn from my interview with Dr. Haney:

* Tips on how your dogs are actually speaking to you, what clues to look for and what those clues mean
* Find out how to ask your animals for feedback or concerns
* Effective dog training tips
* Dog games that you may not have thought about before

We found out about his wonderful dogs, Jamie and Callie, and about how he came to write his award winning book, My Doggie Says….  And much more.  The interview was an hour long, so we split the recording into 2 parts.  This is part two!  Enjoy!

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 Posted by at 10:28 am

The Real Dr Doolittle Showâ„¢ with Val Heart – Val Interviews Dr Fred Haney About Dog Talk (part 1 of 2)

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Mar 222010
 

Dr Fred Haney on dog action messages, the story behind his award winning book, My Doggie Says… and lots more.

Does your dog talk to you? Do you know what it’s saying? A dog’s actions speak louder than words.

Dr. Haney’s book, “My Doggie Says…” is a collection of photographs and stories about the “action messages” sent by Jamie, a Golden Retriever. Written with warmth and humor, this book will help you understand your dog and build a closer relationship with it. Smile and chuckle as you read this book and learn how to be a better dog “listener.”   Here’s a bit of what you’ll learn from my interview with Dr. Haney:

* Tips on how your dogs are actually speaking to you, what clues to look for and what those clues mean
* Find out how to ask your animals for feedback or concerns
* Effective dog training tips
* Dog games that you may not have thought about before

We found out about his wonderful dogs, Jamie and Callie, and about how he came to write his award winning book, My Doggie Says….  And much more.  The interview was an hour long, so we split the recording into 2 parts.  This is part one!  Enjoy!

Listen to the show now!

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The Real Dr Doolittle Showâ„¢ with Val Heart – How To Pick A Good Animal Communicator

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Mar 222010
 

Top 10 Questions you must know before hiring a pet psychic or animal communicator

Because this is such an unusual profession, you need to know these 10 points to get started right.  Animal communicators aren’t created equally – be sure you’re clear about your expectation and understanding of how this works, so you get the best results possible from your session.

We also talked about an abused, rescued dog named Rocky. His heart warming and inspiring story will help you better understand what rescued abused dogs go through, and you’ll learn how animal communication saved his life.  Enjoy!!

“May the love of animals bless you, teach you, inspire you, heal you, reconnect you to the circle of life…” – Val Heart & Scott Paton

 

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The Real Dr Doolittle Showâ„¢ with Val Heart – Dr Fred Haney Interviews Val Heart About Talking With Dogs (part 2 of 2)

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Mar 222010
 

Dr Fred Haney of My Doggie Says… radio show interviews Val Heart about dog talk, animal communication, dog behavior… He asked me some really great questions!  This was an hour show, and for ease of listening, it is presented here in 2 parts.  This is Part 2 of 2 – Enjoy!

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The Real Dr Doolittle Show™with Val Heart – Dr Fred Haney Interviews Val About Talking to Dogs (part 1 of 2)

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Mar 222010
 
Double function is achieve during waxing treatment, the first one is waxing remove hair from root, which give you freedom of hair free during 3 to 8 weeks depend on the spedd of your hair growth and the second benefit is Exfoliation, waxing removesall dead skin from the surface of the skin, this mean you can go on holiday on the beach with smooth and silky skin without worry about hair showing.
The new hair after waxing will grows finer and softer no hard as after shaving. After several waxing treatments the hair growth may be stop. In contrast shaving increase the speed of hair growth.

Dr Fred Haney of My Doggie Says… radio show interviews Val Heart about dogs, dog talk, animal communication, dog behavior… He asked me some really great questions!  This was an hour show, and for ease of listening, it is presented here in 2 parts.  This is Part 1 of 2 – Enjoy!

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