There are countless types and brands of vinegar out there and only one that is medicinal. It alkalizes, fights yeast, conditions your dog's coat and...

You can also read about it on the website.

It's super important to know the difference between dog feed and dog food because they are two different beasts entirely. Even us raw feeders need to know the difference.  The FDA actually said, “We do not believe that the use of diseased animals or animals that died otherwise than by slaughter to make animal food poses a safety concern and ..." 

After listening to the podcast, you can download the brochure at:

https://truthaboutpetfood.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Feed-Food-brochure.pdf

Do dogs really benefit from Kefir? How about yogurt? Since both have probiotics (or should) it's good to know about your options and the huge difference between these two things.

Great food for thought here as I share a few questions I got through the three-little-pitties website and why supporting your dog's health every single day can protect him or her from these avoidable problems.

Some cool stuff to know about where it lurks, why it's there and why it makes us all fat.  Also the problem with sugar substitutes besides xylitol (which we know is lethal to dogs)  

The truth as I see it on IBD (Inflammatory Bowel Disease) and IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) and how it IS curable by allowing the body to self heal.  As I mention in the podcast if your dog needs help, you can find more information on my website here.

A personal story about dog cancer, diabetes and blindness

I just ran across a recipe I love for dog ear infection, ear mites and yeast as well so I want to share it with you. Get your pen and paper out. It's easy and takes about 12 minutes to make. I even used this on my kids when they were little and it worked like a charm.

Depending on who you listen to, garlic is either good for your dog or highly toxic. Which is it and what the heck would it be used for anyway?

Pure Organic Lavender Oil is good for both you and your dog so if you like the smell of it, here's why you should keep it on hand all year long.