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Bruce Fife, ND
Piccadilly Books,
Ltd.
January 1, 2014/ ISBN 987-0-941599-95-5
Nonfiction / Pet health care information
Reviewed
by Claudia VanLydegraf
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Coconut
Oil and other variations of Coconut usage has just recently
come into the market place and the notice of the medical community
for overall health usage availability. Coconut Therapy for
Pets is a book that was written by an actual Naturopathic
Doctor to let people know there are many good and helpful things
forms of Coconut can be used for in the care, well-being and
longevity of your pets. I found it really interesting and helpful,
because I did not think (on my own) about all the ways to use
it for my pups, even though I had used it myself to better some
of my own conditions, such as memory retention. They responded
to my putting a spoon of it in the oil form, into their food
on a daily basis so well, and I know it will help many of their
skin and fur conditions, for a long time to come. It also helps
in their memory retention and the various bugs and parasites
that might infest their lives and bodies, because they spend
most of their time outside and on the ground.
We often don't think about our everyday things being helpful
to our pets, as we are cautioned and warned that we should not
give our pets this or that as treats and we should stick to
only the food that comes in bags or cans from the supermarket,
because so many of them are far better than anything we could
put together in our own homes, but in many cases, that is total
bunk. Our food is good enough for us and in many cases, it is
good for our pets. We have been conditioned to not give our
pets table food, and for good reasons a lot of the time, as
in chocolate, etc., those things might kill our pets, but coconut
is good for them as well as for us. If you love your pets, get
Coconut Therapy for Pets and read about the many ways that Dr.
Bruce Fife, ND, has found to incorporate coconut into their
daily diets. It can be a good thing for that little pup or cat
of yours, it can revive your dull shaggy haired, tired eyed
dog back into being the puppy that she/he was just a few years
ago, without too much effort and surprisingly, they actually
like the oil put into their food. Give it a try, and read the
many ways it might refresh that little best friend and you will
feel a lot better about how much you are doing for him/her every
day. I enjoyed reading this book and I am sure you will also,
if you have a loving bundle of fur that cuddles up to you each
day and loves to be petted. Oh, and it also cleans up those
nasty scratchy - itching ears. And that makes their lives a
lot more enjoyable for them, not to be scratching those ears
all day. There are many things to read about how to help your
pet, and you will find a LOT of it very interesting. |
Reviewer
Claudia VanLydegraf, is the author of Notes from Nobody |
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