There’s a reason why pets beg at your table—they want real food! Not the kibble manufactured by pet food companies, drained of nutrients. If we are dedicated to preparing healthy meaals for ourselves in the comfort and safety of our own kitchens, shouldn’t we be doing the same for our pets? Dinner PAWsible is a collection of more than fifty cat and dog food recipes that will teach you how to whip up a fresh, balanced meal for your hungry critters. Written by a veterinarian certified in food therapy and an advocate for pet food safety, these recipes are also based on the National Research Council requirements for dogs and cats. Recipes for Dogs include: Turkey & Oats Lasagna Beef, Egg & Rice Chicken, Shrimp, and Veggies Salmon & Cabbage And more! Recipes for cats include: Turkey Meatloaf Turkey & Salmon Hash Steak & Eggs Fish Salad Gumbo And more! Debunk the myth that pet food companies are the only entities qualified to feed your pets. Instead, beat pet obesity, disease, and sickness by reaching into your pantry or refrigerator, turning on the stove, and starting to cook yourself! Making food at home will also decrease those exorbitant pet food bills. It’s time to go back to the table. Know exactly what your pet is eating and serve it a variety of real food that it deserves. Be a responsible pet parent by balancing your pet’s diet and pleasing its palate. Cooking for your pet is paws-ible!

There's a reason why your pet begs at the table. They want real food! Remember the doggie bag? Pet parents used to bring part of their steak or chicken home to their dog or cat. Just a couple of generations ago, people fed their pets the very same foods the rest of the family ate. So why did we stop doing that? Because we were told that 'people food' wasn't healthy for our pets. Why? Is there a scientific reason why 'people food' such as chicken, beef, fish, or fresh vegetables wouldn't be healthy for our cat or dog? No; there was no scientific reason then, and there isn't now.Think about the pictures on a bag of cat food or dog food...they are all pictures of real food aren't they? But when you open up the bag, you see brown kibble (or sometimes red and yellow kibble thanks to risky food dyes). Where did the real food go? Those real foods on the bag have been pulverized and cooked beyond recognition. Often, those real foods have been cooked to such an extent nutrition is destroyed; requiring the addition of added vitamins and minerals (often synthetic sourced from China) which the real food should have provided. It's time to go back to the table. It's time to know exactly what your pet is eating, it's time to give them a variety of real food. Balance their diet and please their palate! Dinner PAWsible is a collection of 22 cat food recipes, 29 dog food recipes and two healthy treats based on the National Research Council requirements for dogs and cats; the same organization that commercial pet food nutritional foundations are based on. Dinner PAWsible is not only veterinarian recommended, it was co-authored by a veterinarian certified in food therapy! Dr. Cathy Alinovi DVM is trained in a variety of alternative and holistic methods including veterinary food therapy; her practice is located in central Indiana. Nutrition is the heart of every exam, curing over 80% of all problems. Co-author Susan Thixton is a leading pet food safety advocate whose website, TruthaboutPetFood.com helps to provide pet food education to a world of pet parents. Don't wait another day, start cooking for your pet. Cooking for your pet is pawsible!

75 Veterinarian-Approved Meals for Healthy Pets—Now Grain Free! There’s a reason why pets beg at the table—they want real food! Not the kibble manufactured by pet food companies, transformed beyond recognition, drained of natural nutrients, and a far cry from fresh meat, vegetables, and grain. If we as human beings are so dedicated to preparing healthy, homemade meals for ourselves in the comfort and safety of our own kitchens, shouldn’t we be doing the same for our beloved pets? Homemade Meals for Cats and Dogs is a collection of more than fifty cat and dog food recipes that will teach you how to whip up a fresh, balanced meal for your hungry critters. Written by a veterinarian certified in food therapy and an advocate for pet food safety, these recipes are also based on the National Research Council requirements for dogs and cats. Debunk the myth that pet food companies are the only entities qualified to feed your pets. Instead, beat pet obesity, disease, and sickness by reaching into your pantry or refrigerator, turning on the stove, and starting to cook yourself! Making food at home will also decrease those exorbitant pet food bills. It’s time to go back to the table. Know exactly what your pet is eating and serve it a variety of real food that it deserves. Be a responsible pet parent by balancing your pet’s diet and pleasing its palate. Cooking for your pet is paws-ible!

Provides advice on feline diet and information on symptoms, diagnosis, conventional treatment, and home remedies for fourteen common feline medical conditions, including hairballs, fleas, diabetes, arthritis, and obesity.

Provides advice on canine diet and information on symptoms, diagnosis, conventional treatment, and home remedies for fourteen common canine medical conditions, including arthritis, diabetes, kidney problems, obesity, and worms.

Lots of people enjoy making or buying treats for their pets, but wouldn't it be wonderful to cook a real meal for the four-legged member of the household? Quirky yet practical, these cookbooks provide recipes that are nutritionally balanced and veterinarian-approved. They even include sections on "tandem" recipes - recipes for humans that, with slight modifications, can also be served to pets. REAL FOOD FOR CATS is The Cat Lover's Cookbook, completely revised with new recipes, new information, and all-new illustrations.