| View Larger Image | Woofing it Down: The quick & easy guide to making healthy dog food at home | Paperbackby Patricia OGrady (Author)
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| | Binding: | Paperback | | Publisher: | AuthorHouse | | Page Count: | 124 Pages | | Publication Date: | June 06, 2007 | | Sales Rank: | 54,238th |
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Product Description
The complete Quick & Easy Guide to Making Healthy Dog Food At HomeLearn how dogs with chronic illness improved after being fed a healthy homemade diet of fresh foods.Dispel the myths that may be sabotaging your dog's health.Learn what foods you should never feed your dog.Find out what is in processed commercial dog foods, that may be making your dog sick.Learn practical cost effective solutions to feeding your dog with fresh homemade foods, using a more holistic approach for a longer, happier, and healthier life.Cooking & feeding instructions for puppies, adult dogs, senior dogs, and the over-weight dog.Learn why store bought dog food costs you more to feed than a homemade diet.Quick, Easy & Healthy recipes to cook for your dog, including meals, healthy treats, cakes and ice cream. |
CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 8 reviews)
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Woofing it down made a difference by TG Powell (Florida, USA)  5 Stars
October 13, 2009
I read Woofing It Down about 6 months ago. I used the recipes in the book and it made a big difference in my 11 year old mutt. He has more energy and is more the way he used to be 6 years ago. Great job Patricia. Thanks for giving me back my puppy.
TG Powell
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One of the Best on the Market by Animal Doc DVM (New York) 5 Stars
October 02, 2009
As a vet I have seen many dogs and cats that have suffered the ill affects from eating low quality diets, and raw food diets, which have caused illness and even death. This book has the correct information, it was well researched, and the recipes are nutrionally balanced. I highly recommend this one to all my patients. I also recommend the author's other book, Lapping it Up for cats.
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so-so by P. Camillocci (B. Pennsylvania)  3 Stars
September 27, 2009
The recipes in this book are ok. I bought it for my dog because it had a chapter
for senior dogs which turned out to be one page. I think she has antiquated thinking
when it comes to raw diets for dogs. Ideas that have been proven false. But the recipes are ok. My dogs has arthritis though and i was looking for a grain free diet for him and this wont help.
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This book saved my dogs life by doggielover (USA) 5 Stars
August 08, 2009
This book saved my dogs life. I found this book well written, easy to understand, and my dog loves the food. My dog was ill, and I really thought I was going to lose her. As a last ditch attempt I decided to take her off dog food, and give these recipes a try. The change in my dog was immediate, nearly overnight, my dog took a turn for the BETTER!!! I highly recommend this book to anyone that owns a dog. I will never again feed a dog anything else but recipes from this book.
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Well Explained & Well Done!!! by A. Curtis 5 Stars
August 01, 2009
My great dane is diabetic. Her health was taking a drastic turn for the worse. I was amazed to see such a turn-around in not only her health status; but her alertness, appetite, etc. Ms. Patricia O'Grady also gave me individual guidance counsel. I didn't feel like a number; but like someone she really cared about. I got to know her through Facebook. I have kept this book close at hand; and keep referring to it. The holistic attempt is all new to me, but because of the great results I have seen, I am willing to continue. I am even getting my second dog gradually onto this new diet.Woofing it Down: The quick & easy guide to making healthy dog food at home.
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