In his outside-the-bag look at pet nutrition, Dr.
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Greg\'s no nonsense approach to canine cuisine will help bring out the wolf in anyone\'s pooch.
It is time to think outside the bowl, and Dr. ...
Dog Dish Diet is a must read for those dog lovers. ...
Dog Dish Diet guides the pet owner through the commercial pet food jungle and leads them to the bounty of fresh meat and produce found in those sections of the grocery store normally reserved for those who walk upright.
Greg opens the eyes of the reader to a commonsense approach to feeding our four-legged friends.
In his outside-the-bag look at pet nutrition, Dr.
Better Health means smaller vet bills...this book will more than pay for itself.
And much more! Read Dog Dish Diet, share it with Your veterinarian, and start making a difference in Your dog\'s Health today.
Cut calories without leaving Your dog hungry and unsatisfied.
Feed Your dog\'s inner wolf by simulating the ratio of proteins, carbohydrates and fats that sustained dogs\' earliest ancestors.
Add healthful fats and oils that Your dog desperately needs.
Choose treats from Your refrigerator that are better than doggie snacks...and will also save you money.
Supplement commercial dog food with healthful people food.
In Dog Dish Diet, you\'ll learn how to: Identify the three most common food allergens--which are also the most commonly used ingredients in commercial dog food.
In that time, he discovered an important link between many common dog ailments and the one-dog-fits-all commercial diet they eat.
Greg has dedicated almost 30 years to the Health and treatment of 10s of 1000s of animals.
Changing Your dog\'s diet may help relieve: Weight Gain Red, Painful Ears Flaky, Inflamed Skin Hotspots Stomach Upsets and Ongoing vomiting Diarrhea Urinary Infections Mild Seizures As a veterinarian, Dr.
Greg Martinez, DVM, outlines the problems and explains what you can do.
In Dog Dish Diet: Sensible Nutrition for Your Dog\'s Health, Dr.
We are what we eat, and that applies to our pets as well.
But when did someone suggest that junk food, empty calories and food allergies might be hurting our dogs\' health? Consider yourself warned.
We know it\'s good for us.
Healthful Eating.
He guides the pet owner through the commercial pet food jungle and leads them to the bounty of fresh meat and produce found in the grocery store.
Martinez opens the eyes of the reader to a commonsense approach to feeding four-legged friends.
In his outside-the-bag look at pet nutrition, Dr
