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| Our rescue, Zeppo had lost an eye to a very thick cataract several years ago and interestingly enough, with the change in his diet, a few months later, that cataract is almost completely gone. I had a young dog who had been diagnosed with cataracts in both eyes and in just 6 mths of her diet change, those cataracts are no longer visable under the careful exam of our Veterinary Ophthalmologist and she has been deemed clear. Skin warts have actually shrunk and ear wax is practically non existant. I have many, many such testimonies from people who have switched and have seen a difference in their pet's overall appearance and health. The only thing that was different to their care was feeding Life's Abundance and taking them off of cereal grains. Is it dietary difference or coincidence? You know your pet, YOU be the judge. Dogs and cats require meat proteins since the amino acid profile of grain proteins do not fit that of a canine or feline. If your dog or cat are suffering with skin or ear problems, look closer at what you are feeding them. Ideally, raw diets would be optimal but availability and economically, it may not be feasible for the average pet owner to feed raw and so a good quality, holistic kibble that is not cooked but rather extruded (baked by friction at low temperature), may be just what your pet needs as the nutrient and viability of the probiotics are still intact so that your pet can derive all the benifits that are NOT available in most cooked kibble. |