PAPTOO! Resources for Our Furry Friends & Pet Parents

• Dr. Pamela Fisher, DVM, North Canton, OH
  
• Dr. Doug Knueven, DVM, Beaver, PA
  
• American Holistic Veterinary Association
  
• ​Dr. Neal Sivula – Richfield, Ohio

• Ways to Save Money

• Does Dry Food Clean the Teeth?
  
• Scared Poopless - Great book we have in stock
  
• Bravo! Raw Diet booklets
  
• How to Read a Pet Food Label
  
• Rabies Challenge
  
• 2017 Vaccine Protocol - Verified by Dr. Jean Dodds
  
• Milk Thistle
  
• Tear Staining - Everything You Hear is Wrong
  
• www.whole-dog-journal.com
  
• www.animalwellnessmagazine.com
  
• www.littlebigcat.com

• Health Hazards from Flea & Tick Products
  
• Nematodes Natural Flea Treatment for your Yard
  

• Feeding Your Cat: Know the Basics of Feline Nutrition
  
• Feline Diabetes & Diet
  
• Feeding Your Cat
  
• The Truth About Dry Cat food
  
• How to Transition Dry Food Addicts to Canned Food
  
• Declawing & Science
  
• Feline Nutrition Awareness Effort
• Feline Nutrition

• Solutions for Dog's Health Problems
  
• Canine Yeast Symptoms Checklist
  
• Canine Epilepsy

Video - Dr. Dodds on: 
Titer Your Pet Before Over Vaccinating

Video - Dr. Dodds on: 
Dr. Dodds Recommended Vaccine Schedule

By:  Jessica Brody (OurBestFriends.pet) 

With proper care, the average lifespan for most dogs can be up to 15 years. Meanwhile, the average lifespan for most domesticated rabbits is between 8 and 12 years. It’s no wonder that many people refer to pets as their “lifelong companions.” Pets are indeed our loyal friends for life. Of course, this means that pet ownership is a huge responsibility that takes a lot of time and dedication. If you’ve been thinking of getting a new pet, here are some questions to ask yourself...

Microwaves use high-frequency waves called non-ionizing radiation. This type of energy vibrates the water molecules in food at the rate of 2.5 million times per second, resulting in rapidly heated food. Conventional cooking on a stovetop transfers thermal energy at a slow rate through the heating of outer material which transfers heat to the food inside. Any time you “cook” food you’re changing its molecular structure. Overcooking food by any means can rob food of vitality, enzymes, and nutrients. The question is, how fast do these processes occur inside a microwave oven and what effects do microwaves have on food? 

Flea problems do not actually stem from the actual presence of fleas, but from health-related and/or environmental circumstances that allow these parasites to wreak havoc upon your weakened pet. If your pet’s health is overwhelmed with problems of poor digestion, over-vaccination, food allergies, and inadequate waste elimination, then their ability to deal with fleas will be greatly reduced.

INVEST IN GOOD FOOD

Most people think buying a grocery store brand for pennies a pound is a great way to save money. In reality, foods from grocery stores or Wal-Mart and even foods like Pro-plan, Science Diet, and Iams are full of corn, wheat, meat by-products (parts are not fit for human consumption), and preservatives. Feeding one of these foods is almost a guarantee of allergies, liver disease, or cancer. Spending a bit more to buy super premium food can save you hundreds in the long run. A cat/dog that eats quality food that is naturally preserved is less susceptible to developing diseases and has a healthier immune system, which helps them fight contagious illnesses. Spending a little more on food can mean saving hundreds or thousands on vet bills.