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The Truth about Pet Vaccines - what you need to begin doing NOW to extend Your Pet's Life
The "Secret Society" of Veterinarians has it wrong.
This myth is everywhere. But it is the big drug companies that really want it to stay.
"Your Pet NEEDS this vaccine, and it won't do ANY harm."
Most veterinarians vaccinate for too many things, too often. And, the vaccines have
There is a growing body of evidence against vaccinating yearly.
Most veterinarians just choose to ignore the research because either they still feel the
benefits of vaccines outweigh the risk or that they don't want to lose the income from
giving booster shots to all those animals each year.
Vaccinations work by stimulating the immune system- the positive effect is to protect
against infectious disease. The negative effect can be the host of immune related
These can include: immune mediated hemolytic anemia, immune mediated skin
disease, vaccine induced skin cancer in cats, skin allergies, arthritis, leukemia,
inflammatory bowel disease and neurological conditions.
It is more and more common to see cancer in dogs and cats under 5 years of age.
Autoimmune diseases are on the rise as well.
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Our companions are suffering from generations of over-vaccination, which combined
with inadequate nutrition, poor breeding practices and environmental stresses are
leaving each generation more susceptible to congenital disorders and chronic disease.
Most veterinary schools are advising alternate vaccine protocols and newer research is
showing that vaccine immunity lasts much longer than previously thought.
In some cases a vaccine given at 1 year of age may provide lifelong immunity.
The analogy can be drawn to people and Tetanus vaccine. It only needs to be boosted
every 10 years, and this may be similar in dogs and cats. Vaccinations do help prevent
serious illnesses, but they should be used with caution.
Before vaccinating your pet, consider the risk. If your cat is indoor only and will never
be exposed to unvaccinated animals, the risk of infection is low.
The decision about vaccinations is very individual and should be guided by your own
research on the subject before you go to the veterinarian.
I have written a SPECIAL REPORT called the Vaccine Truth and you'll get it when you
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Day 2: How I discovered Veterinary Secrets that let people heal their pet at home.
The way I discovered Veterinary Secrets Revealed was by learning from a lot of
I read books - hundreds of books. I went to seminars and conferences - 156 and
I consulted with holistic specialists - Homeopaths, Acupuncturists, Chiropractors,
Massage therapists, Chinese Medicine practitioners and Herbalists.
I tried these remedies on my clients, and they often worked.
I recall one of my first clients 15 years ago, a sweet little Jack Russel named Jessie.
Jessie came in to the clinic feeling sick.
Blood tests, X rays and a liver biopsy showed that Jessie had a severe liver disease
I put her on all the conventional medication - it didn't help one bit.
As she got sicker, I felt helpless as to what to do.
So, I talked to an herbalist. She suggested trying an herb called Milk Thistle.
I was skeptical, being a new graduate from Vet school - but I thought, why not try it?
My boss thought it was a waste of time and money.
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But it worked. Jessie recovered from the liver disease and her blood tests showed
normal liver function 3 months later after taking it.
From that moment on, I was hooked. I incorporated alternative medicine into regular
After treating thousands of pets for a variety of problems, I wrote the book, Veterinary
Jessie is just one example of the many pets I've been fortunate enough to learn from. It
is the result of her successful recovery, and so many others that all went into 'Veterinary
In the book, I tell about every single at home remedy that I have used for every pet
Where else are you going to get information like this?
Who else takes you on the inside and reveals the inner workings?
This email is getting a tad long so let me get to the point and give you a few tips right
You are what you eat and in the case of many North Americans it's not a pretty picture.
In days gone by, dogs and cats survived on prey that they hunted. Cats seldom drank
water as most moisture came from the dead bird or mouse. Dogs chewed on bones and
in the process kept their teeth clean. Pets have moved from the wilderness to the living
room. They now wait (or demand) that we humans feed them. They feast on ready to
eat packaged foods, and in some cases this may be harming your pet.
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Some symptoms of less than natural diets include: bad breath, itchy skin, dull dry coats,
and intestinal gas. A common disease that can be attributed to diet is diabetes in cats.
Commercial pet food does not always provide all of the nutrients that some dogs and
cats need to be healthy at different times in their lives. This food also contains things
that your pet doesn't need, such as chemical additives and preservatives.
An example of a preservative that is commonly found is propylene glycol.
It is used to keep moist pet foods fresh. It has been linked to anemia and bloat.
One of the single most important things you can do for your pet's health is to feed a
more natural diet. I have seen natural diets improve allergies, arthritis, diabetes, chronic
If you are to use a commercial food, here are some tips to check for quality:
1. Ingredients are listed in descending order. The first ingredient should be an animal
2. The entire protein should be listed first. Avoid foods that list by-products. Avoid those
that list the food fractions - i.e. wheat middlings or corn gluten instead of the whole
grain. These ingredients are leftovers from the human food processing and don't
3. Look for natural preservatives. These include Vitamin C( ascorbic acid) Vitamin E and
mixed tocopherols. Avoid ethoxyquin, BHA, BHT and propylene glycol.
4. Avoid foods with artificial flavor enhancers, such as phosphoric acid.
5. Avoid artificial colors. These include azo, azo dyes, and sodium nitrite.
6. Essential fatty acids must be added - of utmost importance for allergies, arthritis and
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7. Additional antioxidants, such as Vit E, Vit C and flavanoids.
I have over one thousand at-home remedies in my book. There are no other
Veterinary Secrets Revealed will provide all the information you need to keep your pet
healthy or to improve the health of a sick pet.
And, Veterinary Secrets Revealed does it without medical jargon, without complicated
procedures, and without an eye on the pharmaceutical companies' bottom line (yes, we
Vets face the same pressures as human doctors.)
Veterinary Secrets Revealed will help your pet.
Scroll down to the bottom and look for the big order link.
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Preventing the number 1 Pet killer today, Cancer.
Cancer is one of the most common causes of death in pets.
More than 50% of dogs and cats over the age of 10 will develop cancer.
It often doesn't respond well to the more traditional medical treatments, yet there are a
Signs for you to watch for include, a firm lump that grows and does not go away. Some
pets have an increased appetite but continue to lose weight. Others have respiratory
problems and may show overall weakness if they are becoming anemic.
The most common malignant types of cancer ( cancer that spreads) in dogs are
lymphoma and mast cell tumors. The most common malignant type diagnosed in cats is
lymphoma, often secondary to Feline Leukemia Virus infection.
It is usually a disease of older dogs and cats. It causes over half the deaths of pets 10
Certainly there is a genetic correlation as we are seeing an increased incidence in
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Golden Retrievers are now the number one breed to be diagnosed with cancer. Boxers
Environment also plays a big roll with exposure to smog, herbicides, and insecticides
Food is of utmost importance - preservatives and other chemical additives may also
This is the most important thing that you can do to prevent cancer in your pet!!
When the body is supported with the building blocks needed to maintain healthy cells
and repair damaged ones, healing from within can begin.
It is best to feed a premium quality holistic diet- avoid artificial colors.
Ensure that a natural preservative is used.
Some dogs thrive on a raw food diet- if you take the proper precautions, then this is a
Cancer cells thrive on carbohydrates and proteins, but can't grow as fast with fats.
Certain veterinary diets have been designed for this, but you can also make your own
Simple Cancer Diet: 50% chicken/fish, 50% mixed vegetables, 1/2 tsp of olive oil per 10
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The next most important thing, is to supplement your pet's diet. The omega 3 essential
fatty acids should be added to EVERY pet's diet.
FATTY ACIDS ARE ESSENTIAL. Omega 3 fatty acids are great anti-inflammatories
and have been shown to prevent the spread of cancer. Flax is the best source for dogs.
For cats, the liquid form is the only option, and they should receive it twice daily of
Salmon oil or a supplement such as EFA Caps purchased from your veterinarian.
FLAVONOIDS. These are compounds in a class of their own. They compose the
thousands of structures that give the bright color to fruits and vegetables. They are
antioxidants as well as having anti-cancer properties. These include flavones,
(apigenin), isoflavones (genistein), flavanols (quercitin). Purchase a mixed bioflavoniod
product that contains polyphenols, particularly EGCG (epigallocatechin-gallate), which
is the specific flavonoid isolated from green tea.
ANTIOXIDIZE. Antioxidants have been shown to slow the growth and spread of some
types of cancer. Vitamin C, Vitamin E and Selenium are the most effective ones.
1. Andrew, do these remedies really work?
2. Andrew, Can I really learn how to treat my pet at home?
Yes, I've used these natural treatments for over 10 years as a practicing veterinarian.
And yes, thousands of people are using my remedies to heal their pets.
Here is one of hundreds of glowing testimonials:
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We are the lucky caregivers to four yellow labs, ages 9, 8 and two 6 year-olds, so have
many occasions for the need of a book like "Veterinary Secrets Revealed". I have been
looking for just this book for many years.
We live in rural Alberta and grow our own organic vegetables, herbs, some fruit and
Bantams for eggs, so appreciate the natural solution when possible. All the extra
bonuses received with the book are very valuable tools every pet owner should have,
especially "At Home Health Exam" and "Behavioral Problems".
Some of the pictures (massage parlour cats) are just hilarious.
We are so thrilled with "Veterinary Secrets Revealed" we recommended it to (many)
friends. We hope for their sake (and their pet's) they follow up.
Thank you for your dedication in making this much-needed informative book. We look
forward to learning all we can to provide a happy, healthy life for our pets. Thank you."
Jim and Pat Van Heukelom, with Russ, Ginger, Gus and Abby, Buck Creek, Alberta.
If you have a pet that is in need of veterinary care, then Veterinary Secrets Revealed
And, it is backed by a 60 day money-back guarantee - not to mention the fact that you
get to keep all the bonuses even if you return the book.
Scroll down to the bottom and look for the big order link.
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Avoiding serious medication side effects by naturally Treating Allergies and Arthritis.
I once was part of the Secret Society of Veterinarians.
Although I had a strong foundation in using alternate medicine on my family's farm, I
threw all of that out the window when I went to vet school.
I became blinded by a university and all those years of knowledge.
It's something like large multinational corporations convincing us that we NEED to
vaccinate our pets for 10 different things every year just to stay healthy.
I have returned to my roots, and I now very much enjoy practicing veterinary medicine in
The BIG MYTH Is: This medication (antibiotic, anti-inflammatory) has few side effects,
I have seen many dogs develop ulcers and liver disease from anti-inflammatories.
I have seen cases of diabetes, vomiting, diarrhea for the "safe" steroid used to stop the
I have seen too many cats develop kidney failure from supposed "safe" pain relievers.
I have seen numerous vaccine reactions, including vaccine-induced cancers.
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Allergies are one of the most common reasons that I see pets. There are a huge
number of allergens. The 3 main classes are, Food, Fleas and Environmental. The most
common signs are excessive scratching, paw and anal licking, hair shedding and
If you suspect that your pet has an allergy, then the first 2 things that I suggest are to
eliminated external parasites as a cause, and to feed a hypo-allergenic diet for 4-6
Some very helpful at home remedies that I often use are:
TO THE BATH. An oatmeal shampoo with cool water will ease the itchiest skin. Leave
the shampoo on for 10 minutes then rinse well. With the most severe allergies, bathe
SOOTHE IT TOPICALLY. Calendula ointment is a herbal medication that has been
successfully used to relieve the itch. Apply a thin coat twice daily to affected areas.
THE SUPPLEMENT CONNECTION. Fatty Acid supplements are very helpful in
decreasing the level of inflammation. Omega 3 fatty acids are most important. A great,
inexpensive source is ground Flax Seeds; I give 1 tsp per cup of dog food. Cats are
unable to metabolize Flax, so I only recommend the liquid supplement for them. Other
sources include fish oil, primrose oil and specific veterinary supplements.
Arthritis is defined as inflammation of the joints, the primary sign is lameness. This may
be seen as difficulty rising after laying down, or reluctant to bear full weight on one leg.
Some pets have arthritis of their backs, and this is displayed with a hunched abdomen
and reluctance to move. In certain pets you can move the affected joint and hear noise
called crepitus; this is the new arthritic bone grinding against bone.
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HERBAL. A variety of herbs are used at different times for arthritis. The ones I have
seen to be most effective include: DEVIL'S CLAW, used in traditional African medicine
and has scientific studies to back its effectiveness.
ACUPRESSURE. GB 41, located on the bottom of the foot, in the depression of the two
outside toes, and is especially good for arthritic pain in the hips.
METHYLSULFONYMETHANE. MSM is a supplement, found in some plants such as
Horsetail. It works by reducing inflammation in the joints by acting as an antioxidant.
IT'S IN THE CARTILAGE. GLUCOSAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE is the most important
supplement to add to your pet's diet. The dose is 1/4 of a 500mg tablet once daily per
10 lbs of body weight. It helps to rebuild the cartilage and delay further cartilage
I sincerely hope that you are learning a lot from my course - I know that there is nothing
Many of my friends say that I am crazy to give all this information away for free.
Maybe I am, but I am helping thousands of pets by doing it.
You should check out my book. I guarantee that you will treat your pet's illnesses and
ailments confidently, competently and for less than it would cost if you relied exclusively
To order 'Veterinary Secrets Revealed', go to:
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Treating the 2nd most common pet health conditions safely, naturally and effectively at home: Vomiting and Diarrhea.
I guess it's embarrassing to tell you that. But it's true.
They are the "specialists"- the ones who can fix any type of broken leg or diagnose the
Treating pets with alternative at-home remedies never came easy to me.
My first attempts at using alternative medicine didn't always work. I remember one time
how I tried to direct a pet owner in applying a simple topical treatment for a hot spot.
The owner thought that the dog should drink it.
The hot spot got worse, and his dog vomited from the aspirin.
Of course, I didn't clearly explain what to do.
Anyway, one of the differences in my e-books is that my information is based on my
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I give explicit step-by-step instructions in treating your pet. I included only those at home
If your pet feels really bad, having vomiting and diarrhea, this is something you want to
In my book I have a separate section for vomiting and diarrhea, but for today I am going
to give you the top ways to treat them at home.
FASTING TIME. A 24 hour fast is the most important thing you can do to allow your
pet's inflamed stomach to heal. Allow access to controlled amounts of water, but no
food. After 24 hours offer bland food such as plain cooked white rice; give equivalent
amounts of rice as you do dog or cat food. After 48 hours mix their regular food with rice
and don't fully go to regular food until after 72 hours.
A CUP OF TEA. Peppermint Tea is an old remedy used for upset stomachs in people.
Brew up a strong cup of tea, but allow it to cool before offering it.
HOMEOPATHIC. Nux vomica is an effective homeopathic remedy for vomiting for pets.
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FIRM IT WITH FIBER. Dietary fiber absorbs water in the intestine, which helps to
decrease diarrhea. Ground flax is a great source for dogs (1tsp/cup of dog food).
Canned pumpkin is a great source for your cat (1tsp/day).
PROBIOTICS. Restore the natural bacteria in the intestine, to help the intestinal
immune system. The most effective supplement is Lactobacillus acidophilus.
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HUMAN REMEDIES. PeptoBismal is an old standby that can be effective for dogs.
Immodium (Loperamide) is the only safe over-the-counter anti-diarrhea drug for cats.
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I have seen far too many cases of what we call in the vet world "garbage gut" become
If the pet owner was aware of a few of these home remedies, then their pet wouldn't
have become so dehydrated, causing them to be hospitalized at my clinic.
Treating early often means preventing these BIG problems.
The treatments I covered may be all that you need for now.
But I guarantee that you will use many of the thousand at home remedies in my book.
If these emails help you, let me know. By the way, if you're ready to step up and get
'Veterinary Secrets Revealed', you'll find it
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The 6th key to extending your pet's life is knowing when to AVOID your Veterinarian.
I'll let you in on a little secret - Vets are only human.
Many times when we treat a pet, the pet was likely going to recover on his own.
But we feel obligated to do something - it makes us feel better.
You know your pet better than anyone else.
By reading this course, you now know more alternative treatments than 90% of the Vets
Your pet deserves all the options- don't you think?
I am constantly amazed at the stories that are sent to me.
Things that happen to pets while under care of an expert - a veterinarian.
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Thank You for publishing such an informative newsletter - I just wish that I had your
May cat Beauty had allergies. She was chewing at her back end, losing hair and
causing scabs. I was concerned so I visited my vet. She decided that it was an allergy
and suggested treating with a long acting steroid injection.
The steroid injection stopped the itching, but caused a serious side effect.
I am writing this letter to warn others about the dangers of steroids - avoid them AT ALL
COSTS. I have purchased your book, and I am finding some of the alternate
suggestions for treating Diabetes and Allergies very helpful."
The Veterinarian does not know everything about keeping your pet healthy - although
that is what many veterinarians would have you believe.
Veterinarians would have YOU believe that ONLY a veterinarian can:
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The BIG Myth is that veterinarians only know a little about A LOT of things.
Sometimes the "safe" medication has a side effect, such as with the case of Marg's cat.
You can take charge of your pet's health today.
You can sign up for my complimentary complete pet health exam course by going to
pet at home with safe, natural and effective home remedies.
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Thank You all for being loyal readers and the many of you who have purchased my
As a student in veterinary school, our instructors made fun of anyone who used
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But how do you think that most animals in the world are treated? It's with natural
Most people in India or China can't afford to even see a vet or buy medication.
They use herbs, acupressure, massage, supplements, homeopathic treatments.
The animals get better, because the treatments work.
I have seen thousands of pets recover with home remedies.
You know your pet better than anyone else.
It may be the best decision you could make for your pet.
P.S. Isn't it about time you snagged your own copy of 'Veterinary Secrets Revealed?'
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What to do if Your Pet is Hit By a Car, and What to Put in a Pet First Aid Kit.
As a pet owner, one of my worst fears is having my dog or cat hit by a car. In the Vet
You may see it, and then its obvious. Often though cats and dogs are HBC's (Hit By
Cars) and the only external signs are a few scrapes. They may be limping, or have
I often see lung injuries from car accidents. Does your pet appear to be breathing
normally, or is she labored, breathing with her mouth open. A common injury is
pneumothorax, in which a part of the lung collapses, causing progressive respiratory
distress. (Mouth breathing, large, deep chest or stomach movements in an attempt to
get air into the lungs). In this case you need IMMEDIATE veterinary care.
The easiest way is to place your ear against the chest behind the left elbow. You can
also feel for a pulse by placing your fingers in the groin (inside the thigh of the back
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If your pet is non-responsive, then go through the CPR steps.
4. Cardiac massage - establishing circulation
You will have to exert a lot of force with large dogs, but don't worry about breaking ribs
After every minute, stop and check for a pulse or breathing.
Continue heart massage compressions and the rescue breathing until you hear a heart
beat and feel regular breathing. ONCE your pet is breathing and his heart is beating,
This is a great measure of blood pressure, to determine if shock is present, and to
evaluate for internal bleeding. The gums should be a healthy pink color. If they are pale,
then your pet needs to be treated for shock and transported to a vet ASAP.
If there are obvious areas of bleeding, then stop them NOW. Apply direct pressure with
a clean cloth or gauze. Hold this in place for at least 5 minutes.
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Covering open wounds will keep them clean and help prevent infection. Bandage
material is preferable, but a towel will work fine until you get to the vet.
If your pet is not using a leg, suspect a fracture. If the leg is dangling, and bent at an
unusual angle, then you should attempt to immobilize it until you get veterinary care.
Place a towel around the leg. Wrap the inside of the leg with material to partially splint
the limb: newspaper, magazine or even bubble wrap. Cover this with tape to keep the
Carefully transport your pet. A firm surface works best. If possible, put your pet on a
wooden board. This is best done by first gently sliding him onto a sheet, then sliding the
sheet onto the board. If you don't have any of this available, don't worry, the most
important thing is rapid transport to your vet. Lift your pet by cradling him ( left arm
around his chest and right arm around his rear).
This discussion about car accidents leads me to the final part of the day 7 e-course.
Every pet owner should have a Pet First Aid Kit.
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Here are some basic items that all first aid kits should contain.
Rectal Thermometer - the newer electronic kind works best. The electronic ones
beep when they are finished registering a temperature. They are slightly smaller
than the glass kind. They do not break as easily. They can be covered with thin
sleeves to halt the spread of germs. They can also be used as oral
thermometers. They do have a battery which will need replacing and they are
more expensive then the glass ones. [normal canine temperature - 100.5 to
Lubricating jelly to lubricate thermometer
Gel packs that can be sued for hot and cold compresses
Adhesive tape to secure bandages - both non-stick tape and water proof tape
Blunt tipped scissors (a must for animal first aid - used for cutting hair away from
Alcohol swabs to sterilize instruments or small areas of skin
Antibiotic ointment for wounds (not for eyes) (ie. Polysporin, for non puncture
Contact lens solution for rinsing eyes, to clean wounds (water can be substituted)
Hibitane - a mild antibacterial soap for cleaning skin, wounds
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Sterile Gauze Pads (the larger 4" size is better since it can easily be cut smaller if
Rolls of gauze or cling gauze bandage(1-2")
Hydrogen Peroxide - 10 ml every 15 minutes to induce vomiting in animals that
Razor Blade can also be used to shave away hair and abrade the skin following
Stockingette to protect bandage on leg or foot
Rubber bulb ear syringe - used for flushing eyes, ears, wounds
Numbers for the Animal Poison Hotline & Poison Control for Pets (800/548-2423
or 900/680-0000 both numbers charge a fee). The National Poison Control
Hotlines for humans should also be included.
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In and of itself, healing your pet at home is easy.
For the Bonus Pet Health Exam (you received this when you signed up for the course): -
If you do this every week you will become very skilled.
Diagnosing the problem with your pet - as you become comfortable with the exam, then
you get to know which area of your pet's body is affected when they are sick.
The treatment: Every natural treatment option is in my book.
These things are simple - these are the things I teach.
Why don't you get Veterinary Secrets Revealed today and find out more about how it all
I hope these emails have been helpful to you. I know that if you get 'Veterinary Secrets
Here are the words of another grateful reader…
I firmly believe in holistic medicine for pets.
We are killing them with the most of the terrible dog foods on the market along with
pesticides contained in flea and tick medications and also medicines the vets want you
I am in the process of trying to learn more about the proper care I need to give my pets
I support you 100%. Thank you for your e-mails and your knowledge.
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This is the most valuable pet health newsletter available- I strongly advise that every pet
Remember that no one product is going to do everything for you and your pet. You'll
want to learn all the information you can -- from e-books and courses.
Don't read one book and expect to become an expert. It's a process and a learning
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Dr. Andrew Jones is a practicing Veterinarian in Nelson BC, Canada. He has developed a special interest in natural and alternative ways to treat pets, resulting in his book and course, Veterinary Secrets Revealed and Veterinary Secrets Revealed Complete Multimedia Home Study Course.
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Volume 2, Issue 1 A Publication of The Johns Hopkins Hospital Office of Medical Affairs November 2010 Joint Commission Follow-Up As you know, we were recently surveyed by The Joint Commission and found to be deficient in several areas. As part of the follow-up to those deficiencies, several policies and system changes go into effect immediately. These changes must be incorporated into