Here are some of the internet’s most interesting and popular cat related articles and videos collected and shared during this past week. Enjoy! (To see more fun videos, fascinating stories and adorable pics, just visit our FB page!) 11 January: … Continue reading →
HIGH PRIORITY GUEST POST!! Originally posted by Susan Thixton on TruthAboutPetFood, January 1, 2014, and re-posted here with permission. Let’s Do This! If we’ve ever had a chance for things in pet food to change…now is it. Your comment is … Continue reading →
Here are some of the internet’s most interesting and popular cat related articles and videos collected and shared during this past week. Enjoy! (To see more fun videos, fascinating stories and adorable pics, just visit our FB page!) 4 January: … Continue reading →
The repercussions of the AVMA’s disgusting PFI-supporting anti-raw policy have begun, and it’s not pretty. Susan Thixton, of Truth About Pet Food, relates that holistic veterinarians are already rethinking their support for raw diets. When veterinarians are sued for malpractice, … Continue reading →
I’ve been meaning to follow up on the anti-raw policies newly adopted by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) and the American Veterinarian Medical Association (AVMA), and the AVMA’s recent blog post attempting to address consumer outrage at their anti-raw … Continue reading →
Several days ago, I wrote that the AVMA’s upcoming vote on their anti-raw food policy was a chance for educated, caring pet owners to come together and take a solid stand in support of our freedom to choose what to … Continue reading →
If you’ve spent any time on feline forums or Facebook groups recently, you’ve likely heard about the American Veterinarian Medical Association’s (AVMA) proposed “Policy on Raw or Undercooked Animal-Source Protein in Cat and Dog Diets.” Initially, I was neither surprised … Continue reading →
Today, the FDA published a video that’s a total must-see for every cat, dog, horse, bird… heck, if you own any flavor of pet, you should see this video. There are several points of interest to note. First – and … Continue reading →
