Real Food for Dogs Brings an 85% Drop in Veterinary Visits

Fridyathorpe, United Kingdom, September 12, 2006 --(PR.com)-- So says real food for dogs advocate and best selling author Catherine O’Driscoll who is now contributing dog health articles to the world’s leading dating site for people who love dogs - Doglover.biz. Doglover.biz’s founder Derek Collinson said, “I am delighted that Catherine has decided to join our panel of dog experts. As founder of Canine Health Concern (CHC) her knowledge of dog health matters and in particular the use of natural food and alternative health care is widely recognised as was evident when her books ‘What Vets Don’t Tell You About Vaccines’ and ‘Shock to the System’ became best sellers”.

Catherine's canine diet survey shows that by feeding raw meat, bones, vegetables and other natural foodstuffs to dogs, dog owners can expect an 85% drop in veterinary visits. That's good news for dogs and their owners who may be struggling to pay vet bills!

In addition to offering advice on real food Catherine will also be giving advice on alternative healthcare for pets, including the homeopathic vaccine alternative, natural flea and worm prevention, and a range of complementary therapies such as Bach flower remedies, Chiropractic, Emotional Freedom Technique, Reiki, nutritional therapy, acupuncture and more.

Catherine says, “Diet is the cornerstone of good health - for humans and animals. It is the supreme way of practicing preventative healthcare. On real food, dogs are less susceptible to viral and bacterial disease, and less likely to suffer from the chronic conditions that appear common in today's over-vaccinated, junk food fed dogs. It's really easy to have a healthy dog, and fascinating to use the complementary therapies which can be very effective without harmful drug side-effects.”

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