Dinner PAWsible is making news...
Great Review in the Pittsburgh Post Gazette!
Journalist Susan Banks wrote "Dinner PAWsible: A Cookbook of Healthy Dog & Cat Meals"
by Cathy Alinovi DVM and Susan Thixton (CreateSpace, $24.95), takes the guesswork
out of preparing pet food at home. This well-
This same story has been republished on the ABC Actions News website in Tampa, FL
and in the Minneapolis Star-
A great review from About.com...
A New Cookbook for Dogs and Cats Takes Out the Guesswork
"There
are other homemade pet food cookbooks out there...But "Dinner PAWsible" has a paw
up in that it's not just a pet food cookbook; it's a nutritional guide written by
someone who has spent 20 years doggedly (if you'll pardon the pun) researching and
investigating pet health and nutrition, and a veterinarian who also has conducted
a considerable amount of research into this often highly confusing subject."
and...
Homemade
Dog and Cat Food Recipes
"Homemade pet foods are nothing new. In fact, it's only been
within the last couple of generations that the majority of pet parents have begun
serving their companion animals commercial pet foods.
As the authors of "Dinner PAWsible"
have pointed out, the commercial pet food industry (and many veterinarians, for that
matter) have long frowned on serving pets table scraps and people foods.
That's nonsense.
People
of my grandparents' generation solely served table scraps and homemade meals to their
pets, and their pets often lived to be ripe old ages. (My grandmother frequently
served her cats organ meats such as beef kidneys and hearts, and they thrived.)
The
bottom line is, people foods are not only fine for pets, these are arguably much
healthier than commercial pet foods."
Homemade Dog and Cat Food Recipes
"Homemade pet foods are nothing new. In fact, it's
only been within the last couple of generations that the majority of pet parents
have begun serving their companion animals commercial pet foods.
As the authors of
"Dinner PAWsible" have pointed out, the commercial pet food industry (and many veterinarians,
for that matter) have long frowned on serving pets table scraps and people foods.
That's
nonsense.
People of my grandparents' generation solely served table scraps and homemade
meals to their pets, and their pets often lived to be ripe old ages. (My grandmother
frequently served her cats organ meats such as beef kidneys and hearts, and they
thrived.)
The bottom line is, people foods are not only fine for pets, these are
arguably much healthier than commercial pet foods."
From Canadian newspaper LangleyToday.ca...
Home Cooked Food for your Furry Friend
by
Cee Archer
"I remember when my mom used to give our dog home cooked food. What she
would do is give him the same as what we had for our supper each night, without the
salt and spices. He did great on it.
Nowadays I'm wandering the pet isles, where the
big pet food companies are trying to bribe me with their so-
If you are like me and are squeamish
about feeding raw food to your pets, what other choice is there?
Well, this is one
choice you might want to consider, it's a new book called Dinner Pawsible....I would
feel really good about feeding this to my furry crew."
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