The eBook That Exposes the Dangers Faced By Your Dog Every Day!
A 15-Minute Fast Read Report, Available as PDF or ePUB.
STOP KILLING YOUR DOG is a short, easy to read expose of the incredible dangers faced by your dog simply from the food we humans eat. Many people find it hard to believe (if not shocking and appalling) that so many foods we consume without a second thought can actually sicken, harm and even kill our beloved furry friends.
Let’s fact facts and the ugly truth; most of us are not as disciplined with our canine companions as we’d like to think. We know they should only eat the best quality foods that are specifically made for dogs, but they often end up eating what we’re eating because…
• We’re lazy. It’s easy. What can it hurt?
• They like (love!) our food.
The problem is, many of the things we eat are actually toxic to canines. You could literally be poisoning your dog without knowing it! You’ll be stunned at the number of things you’ve thought of as “perfectly safe” foods that aren’t, and shocked at the many other foods you’d give your dog (and probably have given your dog) without a second thought, all of which can make your pooch ill—at the very least!
The author, who is a big dog lover, found this out the hard way. It was the impetus for writing STOP KILLING YOUR DOG!
Everybody knows about chocolate being a big no-no, but don’t you think you owe it to your furry friend to make sure what he or she eats is actually safe? Our fur babies are just that—our four-legged children—and they depend on us to look out for them. How sick (!) is it that we are, in so many cases, inadvertently shortening their lives and injuring their health—all while thinking we’re taking good care of them!
As to why knowledge of these dangerous foods isn’t broadcast far and wide and displayed front and center at your vet’s office… well, the author gets into that in the book.
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