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Truth ... Healthy Pets with Zero Vet Bills... From a Client

Truth ... Healthy Pets with Zero Vet Bills... From a Client
Truth ... Healthy Pets with Zero Vet Bills... From a Client
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Truth ... Healthy Pets with Zero Vet Bills... From a Client

This is an odyssey ... Olivia came in with the constant challenged pet with monthly issues based upon her family knowledge level. Eyes now open!!! Breaking Barriers!!! We learned from our parents based on 50+years of marketing the our pets need...

This is an odyssey ... Olivia came in with the constant challenged pet with monthly issues based upon her family knowledge level. Eyes now open!!! Breaking Barriers!!! We learned from our parents based on 50+years of marketing the our pets need special foods ... Learn the truth!

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0:00 Any health related information on the following show provides general information only. Content presented on any show by any host or guest should not be substituted for a doctor's advice. Always consult your physician before beginning any new diet, exercise, or treatment program. And now it's time for Pet Health Cafe where your Pet has a Voice. And here's your host, Bill, the Pet Health Guru, And welcome to the Pet Health Cafe, the show where your Pet has a Voice. This is Bill, Pet Health Guru, and I want to welcome everybody that's watching tonight. I have a very very special guest on with me.

0:55 As always, we ask you to share, subscribe and like yes, because we need to get these messages out. It's very very important for us to do this the right way. And without further ado, I want to bring in my special guests, Olivia Snyder. She started out as an observer checking us out in our retail store, my Paleo pet and I'll let you tell everybody a little bit about yourself and how the journey began. Okay, thanks Bill, thanks for having me on the show. I'm very excited.

1:36 I know we've been talking about it for quite some time, but a little bit of background. I have a German shepherd Belgian Malinwamix. He is almost four years old. He was on a kibble diet for the first probably like three years of his life, and he had always had a little bit of health issues, whether it was going to the vet at least once a month for some sort of problem that they would prescribe him antibiotics for, or he always had runny stool, and now I have learned it's because of the food that he was eating. And so once I had kind of started realizing that what you put in your pet's body really has an effect on their health and like the longevity of their life, I started to do a lot of research and I came across raw eating and I had tried out another brand, and when I was introduced to Paleo Pet, my friend who's local in the area with some animals as well, we stopped in just to check out the dehydrated treats because we heard that they were made in house. And then from there we were introduced to the raw food at Paleo Pet and I was completely blown away by the quality and how everything is produced and I just couldn't wait to learn more, and that I've been hugged ever since, that's for sure.

2:49 I mean it was I remember, you know, you're you spent probably one a good hour in a store the first time you came in talking and honestly, at least at least and then the next few times after that, I would make sure to catch you and we would talk for like two hours any questions I have, And you know, of course, that's one of the things that I've always tried to do, is make time for clients. And because it's well it's a retail store, and of course while we have the you know, the processing, you know as well, it's more about educating pederlers like yourself that we're completely taught the wrong things. If I can to say it bluntly, yeah, yeah, absolutely, Honestly, speaking from experience, I think a lot of people, myself included, do what their parents have taught them. You know, my dog, my all my animals growing up that my parents and I raised, they all eat kibble. I'ms because you know that was just at the grocery store when we were going to pick up our food. We didn't really put much thought into it. And then you know, as you and I have spoken, and I've done a little bit more in depth research, like realizing that kibble wasn't even invented until the nineteen fifties, and I looked up today domesticate dogs have been domesticated for over thirty thousand years. There's evidence of that, So for the last seventy years is when kibble came about. That makes me kind of wonder. And then I know you and I had spoken a lot yesterday about why kibble was even

4:20 created in the first place. So it's kind of just interesting to see how it's not regarding our pets health but more money and convenience. Yeah, you know, it's interesting too because, Okay, you know, you started out from the standpoint of being a very very concerned pet owner and someway you know, when you started going down the natural route and you know, starting to move away from that allopathic you know, standard veterinary approach. What was your feelings with the veterinarians and the way they approached the whole problem. You're you're muted for whatever reason. Sorry about that, It's okay, So can you repeat the question? Sorry, just so I make sure I understand. Oh, you know you you were you were going to standard route, the yellowpathic route, the fast food route, and it obviously wasn't working, and what was the what slip that switch that started looking for alternatives. So initially, Puka's always had an issue, like his stool has always been a problem since the day got him, and I had tried out so many different food you know, kibbles when he was a pups. I've had him since he was seven weeks old, so he was on a regular you know, kibble whatever, and he never had good stool. So my boyfriend was doing some research and we had not come across raw food, raw feeding because as we know, it's not like predominant on the internet yet unfortunately, because there's a lot

5:54 of naysayers. And what we had found was grain free food. So then we switched him to a grain free food and that had seemed to like subside and just harden the poop a little bit. But as I've also now learned, there are solidifiers in kibble that can actually harden their poop. So it's not the health, it's what they're chemicals and whatnot that they're putting in the kibble to do that exactly. So that wasn't showing me that he was healthy, and on top of that, he would go to the VET at least once a month with either like some sort of runny nose, crazy eyebogogers ear infection, and as we know, they would prescribe antibiotics that would then kill good bacteria that would just result in other issues. So he always was just having constant He seemed like he had a lot of potential, but he wasn't able to reach it. It always seemed like there was a little bit of like a glaze over his face. And when I would take him to the vet, the last thing that they would ever tell me was to switch his food. They told me, you know, from a kibble to a different type of food such as like raw feeding or cooked food. At the very least, they told me to switch to a sensitive stomach brand, which you know, I didn't even fall to that. I kind of was more like thinking I was on my own with this. So my boyfriend and I were doing a lot of research. And I do have to give a lot of credit because it wasn't even a vet that told me about raw feeding. It was my really good friend who owns a grooming salon in the area, and she was doing her research and then she told me about it and we started to go into it from there. And I actually shared with the vet two times ago that I had switched his food because they always ask, and they

7:24 asked what I'm feeding him, and I told them the raw diet, and they immediately hit me with a bunch of negatives that I had already researched and spoken to you about. And I actually see like the truth behind it. And since feeding him raw for a year now, I've seen nothing but immense improvements and his health, his mental ability to like focus and do specific task. It's like truly astounding to see. And that's why I'm so for this, because it's not medication, it's diet, and it's what you're putting in your pets food. Well, you know, the basic intergy for the for any living any living thing. And I talk about this too. It it's the same with you know, animals in a wild is as true as our gardens, our house plants. If you don't give them the right nutrition, they don't do well, do they? No? And it's really not it's not that complicated. Like dogs humans, we've all been around for such a long amount of time that the Earth has already pretty much given us what we need in my opinion, and kind of like what we've talked about before, dogs and wolves have lived off of animals that they capture and kill, and then you know, they may not eat for three days like so to continuously, like you were saying, the feeding regiment of six am six pm, no, keep it, keep it inconsistent, you know, Like now Puka today he ate breakfast at twelve in the afternoon. Granted we were working out and I waited the hour and a half and whatnot, and we got a little bit of a late start to our day. But as you and I had discussed previously, he would get the expectancy to eat at six am on

8:54 the dot, and if I wasn't up out of bed putting food into his bold, and he would throw the stomach acid, the bile because his body was like clockwork. And honestly, like that's that's not great for him. That's not natural, like their bodies are not meant to eat at specific times of the day every single day. So I've definitely made sure to switch that up as well. And now he goes till twelve o'clock in the afternoon and then he's just excited for his food. He's not throwing up for it. Yeah. Yeah. And you know, it's interesting because one of the and I think either your first visit or your second visit into the store, you expressed then interest in learning more and more and more and more. And obviously you've come a long way. And how long has it been? Six months?

9:39 Seven months, eight months? I would probably say seven, but I'm definitely gonna have to go back and check because that would be good to know. Yeah, yeah, but that's just it. I mean, you're you ask the right questions, you started looking down the pathways, you confirm what you've heard from me and from other staff members, other team members. You know. I also want to take this opportunity to thank you for becoming a team member. Thanks for having me Bill, because I mean, just as we're showing here in this video, you want to share your experiences and your truths. And you hear his stories in this in the store when they when they command, and some of them are heart wrenching, aren't they. Yeah, honestly terrible. Yeah, I've heard I guess in array now having worked there for the past three or four months at least, and it really for the most part, all comes back to diet. I even was talking to a customer the other day. He unfortunately had to rehome his dog before he could move down to Florida, and the dog had been on a raw diet for two years with him and the new owner switched him back to kibble, and we both were saying, oh, man, that poor dog, like because he even felt bad that the new owner didn't want to continue with it, and the owner, I guess the new owner did call and say that the dog's throwing up, he's not eating, blah blah blah, and you know, he tried to explain to her. But I think it's just education, education, and it's not shaming. Like when I I know, I'll post on my social platforms and a lot of people or I'll get comments saying

11:13 like well feed what you can afford, or you know, it's not it's not all like for one person, but or this isn't all for like one type one dog. It's for it's just for specific dogs. It's not for everyone. And I just feel the need to tell them that like nothing was ever cooked in the wild, you know, And I'm not showing this to say like, oh I spend X amount of money on my dog, even though he's a passion of mine. And there are ways that you can cut costs, like you just have to really do your research. Like us even having sales on the different recipes in the store. I think that's absolutely fabulous because it does get people to do the rotational diet and try out new recipes instead of, you know, maybe just doing one. So it really does tie all into itself. It's very fascinating. But I am happy that we are able to hear these stories from start to finish of the customers and hear how much the food has improved their overall well being of their pets. You know, I had a whole list of questions and you've already answered all of them because you're passionate and you you know the message it's and I wanted I'm going to ask you a question because obviously you're coming out as a team member and uh, you know, and a customer at the same time. We don't program people in sales pitches, do we No. I've actually only I know what to say from just listening to you, Like when you or another staff member that's been their way longer than me start talking to customers. I kind of just like make sure to have one year open and know and I

12:48 kind of take note of what everyone is saying and make sure that that's something that I can add to my future repertoire talking to customers. Now it's not okay. Now. One of the other things that you know, as you have been learning and experiencing, is that we do a lot with first off, really paleo uh recipes where we don't throw in the green you know, tons of green beans and kale and all the vegetables that they can't digest, but we do get the trace stuff in there, you know, through different herbs and botanicals, which in nature they would get through you know, either selectively picking and licking and chewing and or drinking herbal chi. That is actually that dirty puddle, isn't it. Yes, my parents' dog loves a dirty puddle. She must get picked. All the vitamins and minerals. Yeah, okay, you've you've got You've got to comment there. Somebody asks me how you how you started on the path to learn more about taking care of your well. Obviously, if you were at the vet's office every month, didn't you expense those those dollars has something to do with it. I tell people all the time, I'm like, I would rather spend a little bit more money on the food and what's going into him. And since doing that, I spend zero dollars at the VET, Like, actually zero dollars. I

14:20 have not gone back to the VET for a health issue with Puka since starting the raw diet. Between his coat, his eyes, his like I said, his mental clarity, his overall physical health. He has muscle definition, and the German shepherd should have that. I don't see many that do. They're usually fluffy and on the heavier side. But Puka's very lean and he has a lot of muscle definition from the rotational diet and all of the benefits that come inside. But what really started it was, honestly, when I realized I would turn things over and I'd read the ingredients and I can't pronounce after the first three ingredients what's on the back of a kibble bag, I actually can, and as we know that after like third party testing, that half of the ingredients that are in the bag aren't even listed on the bag, not to mention half of them are synthetic. And the fact that you need to add pork flavoring to a pork diet, a supposedly mainly pork diet for Kimble. You know, the things, they really just don't start to add up. And then, like I said, I when I met Phil, it was like immediate, I'm done, Like I cannot return even having traveled. Like I've made it work with raw food, because I know sometimes people will use that as an excuse too, and we don't have to go in tell the depths of like how to necessarily make that work. But there's definitely there's a if you're there, there's a will, there's a way, and you can make it work, whether it's you know, spend less time watching TV and more time researching, which is what I've been doing. And you know, if you're really passionate about making sure that your dog lives longer,

15:50 because I've put a lot of time and energy into Puka, and I love him so much, so I just want to make sure that he's with me until you know, God willing twenty. That would be amazing for a big dog. I don't, well, it's not amazing. That's the funny thing. Is my very first job out of college was working in the shepherd kennel Upstate New York nineteen seventy one, and we had World War Two veteran dogs on premise. Those shepherds were close to thirty years old with no problems. Amazing, and they were born before kibble too, well they were they were born before kibble. Kibble wasn't invented in nineteen fifty five. The war had been over for ten years. They were on a raw diet the entire time. Even after those last ten years or and in the early days of kibble, especially in the kennel situations, they a lot of them started to use, you know, some kibble as a filler because you know, yeah, cheaper, that was it. And of course, hey, you know, you had the big companies out there starting to pump it out, and especially in the in the sixties and then in the seventies, you know, and you had powerhouse companies like Purina, which I don't really like to mention, but and a lot of others. It was actually Purina and Quake Roads that created kibble because they were making cereal when they wanted a puff cereal, and that's what it was. And you know, as me as a kid back then, we wouldn't eat cereal the way it was. You had to

17:22 put milk on it, you had to put juice on it, you had to put a ton of sugar on it, and a ton of other stuff. Somebody just got another question in there, A couple of questions for you. How old was your w you when you said you started to change his health? H Yeah, so I got him at seven weeks old and he was, let's say two and a half when I really started to deep dive into why none of his health concerns were really taking a turn with all of these different recommendations that my typical bet was making, which was medication and to change from one kibble to another, elimination, diet, you know, everything in between, where I just felt like it was one excuse after another.

18:02 I myself. I also, I'm very healthy for the most part. I do a paleo for the most part. I will cave any you know, ice cream or cheese, it's or whatever. Like I'm not perfect, but you know, for the most part, Yeah, for the most part, I do. I really do keep an eye because at the end of the day, that's you know, pain and inflammation. It's caused by the things that we put in our body, and if we don't have inflammation, then that decreases the risk for a lot of diseases. So that's just that's exactly right. And I think there was another question that popped up there, Oh you consider you're do you consider your dog more of a kid than a pet? I look at it this way, and I know not everyone does, but to me, no, he's my dog. He's actually a working dogs.

18:51 He's very smart. I love him to death. He's not my kid, you know, Like I joke around once in a while, but I think, to me, if you have one kid, one dog, why not try and put the absolute most effort you can into making sure they have a healthy life, you know. And that's I would love to have ten dogs. I would, but I cannot feed all of them raw right now, you know, because of the expense. And I'm only twenty four. So I do put a lot of emphasis into Pookah's health. And that might seem like I'm, you know, obsessive or treating him like a person a baby, but you know, he's he's just my animal and my responsibility and I look at it as my responsibility is to make sure he's as healthy as possible. And if that means that I have to go the extra mile and put a little bit more brain power and work behind making sure that happens, then I have no problem doing that. But he's little maybe at the end of the day. Thanks for asking. Yeah, exactly, and we're up to get to break here. But basically, you are you. You assume the role of the guardian and that's very very that's very very good. We'll be right back after this short break. We all want our pets to be as healthy as possible. My paleopet is the answer. Let us help relieve your pet of ear infections, elegies, scratching and itching, diabetes, joint problems, cancer, and other ailments by providing our naturally raised rock collector frozen

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21:52 as we wanted to break you were basically approaching it the way a pet guardian really shoes be is in my opinion, you know, you're looking out for the welfare. You're not overhumanizing, because that's in many cases, that's where the veterinary trade and the pet food trade and all that stuff has kind of clouded the issues, hasn't it. Yeah. Absolutely, I think you know, at the end of the day, we can't really be I can't think Puka's my child and feed him a chicken carcass at the same time, you know, So it's definitely easy to differentiate. But at the end of the day being the responsible pet guardian and you know, I have my faults as well, that I might be really good at raw feeding but not really great at something else, and I'm always open years for suggestions on how to improve.

22:47 But health is the epitome of everything. So if you don't have your health, you don't have anything. Now in this you've only been with us a short period of time, as you mentioned, and has your learnings and understandings affected the way you treat your own body? Oh? Absolutely, In fact, I've learned a lot. So, like I said, I'll sometimes indulge in ice cream or whatnot, and especially if I love to snack late at night. I don't know what it is. I'm trying to curb that, like, but so anyways, I'll like the last few nights in a row, I had had ice cream, like pretty late at night, and I will wake up and my fingers are swollen, and you and old Olivia would ignore that and be like, oh, you know whatever. Now it's the point where after this I'm actually throwing the cartons out in the trash because that's going to be the easiest way to just get over it. But your body talks to you, and I think that's a lot of things that we ignore. You know. I used to have sistic acne, and instead of trying to treat the root cause, which is something we talked about a lot, I just was trying everything topical that I could, but I never was asking myself, well, what in my body is causing that. I also didn't know about Manuka honey then, so I definitely would have tried that.

24:03 I know Olga gave me a suggestion the other day, a little bit of Manuka honey and diet tamaitious earth and as a little face mask and it'll dry everything away. But yeah, listening to your body because it tells you a lot that you need to know. And then you know, even doing a quick Google search and going down a rabbit hole and then asking a professional is like really important, and it's much I don't personally go to the doctor either unless I need like bloodwork, which I haven't needed in a very long time, just because I know now that I do not want to take any of the antibiotics. My friends and family know, like if I'm taking an advil for a migraine, and now I know the salt trick, which we can talk about, but if I was if I were to pop an advil or a tail and R for a migraine, like that's how you knew it was really bad, because I'm just so anti like any of those pills or any of those medications that were just made in a lab at this point. Yeah, it's it's amazing. I mean, first of one of the things that you meant you mentioned in that, and there was one other thing I didn't get a chance to write down. It don't come to my mind. But asking a professional, isn't it. One of the toughest things is when you were going to the allopathic that and when you used to go to a doctor, weren't you considering them to be the professionals? Yes, until they just sent you around like rabbit holes. And then it's to the point where I felt like I'm calling and I'm following up and not getting not getting like answers that really make sense and only just furthering the problems. Like even having the silver the Clindulal silver drops for Pooka's ear when he had an ear infection,

25:37 because he swims in the ocean every day, like I can't get him out, so he absolutely loves it and I'm not going to stop him. So that was something that we had to work through. And before they would have given me ear drops, they would have given me pills antibiotics to clear the infection and whatnot. But as we know, that then just lowers the immune system for something else, and that usually would end up causing something else for him. So while I'm putting the silver his ears, I just know that it in a you know, a day or two, it will be completely back to normal. And it hasn't failed me yet. So yeah, well, you know, it's interesting because I just thought of the other the other comment that you had made, and it was that when you had the ice cream and you would wake up and your hands would be swollen. And this relates also to your dog with the ear problems. That's basically the body taking whatever was bad that day, whatever chemical toxins you ingested, you breathe in, it was in the water and it's pushing it to in your case the extremities you've got it and the case of your dog with the ear infections.

26:45 That means that we're pushing it out to the lymphatic system, those lymph nodes that are down here and all that stuff comes out through all can't come out through my earphones right now, but it's coming out through the ears. And the problem was, isn't the salt water or even getting what I mean? I have no idea where they come up with some of the things that come out of their mouths as how to explain this ease. It's you know, disease is not a lack of drugs. They're just treating the They're just treating the symptoms. They're not treating the root cause. And even when I had gone to the VET for Puca's ear infection, like over a year ago, they gave me ear drops that are drying in a drying agent. They're all chemicals and they have natural they have a fragrance, not natural fragrance period, fragrance period in the bottle. I was like, why do I care what his ear washed smells like, Like that's not beneficial to anyone. Not to mention that fragrance is just chemicals and that's going to add another irritant to him.

27:48 You know, so it's like it really makes you wonder what their thought process is behind the whole thing. And me personally, I think it's profit. I know people will some people will disagree, but just doesn't make sense for them to want you to keep coming back. Honestly, Well you had, you know, And that's the thing. And earlier in my career when we first started by Paleo, and even before that, I was doing a lot of talking about raw diets and doing my formulations and things like that, and I approached a lot of people that were involved in the veterinary community, and of course they're taught. They've got a toolbox that has drugs, surgery, radiation and unfortunately use in Asia. And you know, I find that very very sad that. You know, we had a client that was in this morning. You weren't there, and she came in. She's been a regular client, I would say probably eight ten years, if not longer, and she went to the vet for whatever reason about six months ago, and of course the whole big thing was, oh, your way behind on your vaccinations, and they shot the dog up with every thing everything conceivable, and she came in and her dog was having seizure, seizure after seizure, at pro seizure after seizure, and I said, well, you gotta get the stuff out, so you know, I go to our cabinet and it's like,

29:18 and I'm gonna ask you, where do you start? I was gonna say, can I guess I would say liver and kidney and the heavy metal detox. You got it? Okay? She said, I started them on liver and kidney. And it's within twenty four forty eight hours after doing that, he has not had another seizure. Wow, that's amazing, not a single one. And he was having him regularly. Okay, Can I speak? Can I speak to the shots the vaccination? Sure? The last time Pooka had gone to the VET was for his yearly checkup, which was I don't know, at least five months ago at this point. And I know that you and I had discuss that before, the purpose to even have a yearly checkup, and that it's not necessary, like you really just need to go if your pet is exhibiting signs of an issue. But so anyways, I had called them like two weeks before and I was saying that I was very anxious because I didn't want him to get all four shots at once, because I had seen them do it the previous two three years and they assured me like it's fine, it's fine, don't worry, and I don't really have anxiety too often anymore. But it was like eating at me, like I was just I had a really bad feeling. And the day before our appointment, I canceled because I just I was just very unsettled and I just didn't love how it was being handled, honestly, and the answers that I was receiving, they're very nice, but I just didn't get a lot of answers as to why they all needed to be at once. I canceled the appointment. I see a friend that I hadn't seen in a while, and her dog, who was eight years old of Maltipou or Maltese, had gone

30:53 to the vet with the twin sister. So the two dogs, they both got their yearly vaccination, like all three four vaccines at once, and within the hour, the dog seized and basically died on her lap. They had to euthanize it in the vet's office that day, and so that kind of reassured in my mind, like I don't know if it was telepathy or what, but like God was saying like no, no, Olivia, like halt, put on the brakes. And I called my vet the next day and I told them that that had happened and that I'm still nervous to reschedule. They reassured me, like everything's fine, and I asked, well, can we just do one vaccine at a time, so instead of all four at once, like one today, one tomorrow, I don't know, like just to ease my mind. At that point, I didn't know too much about the vaccinations. And she said, well, if we space them out.

31:37 They have to be spaced within two weeks of each other, so you can give them. You can give them all at once like an overdose, or you have to space them out two weeks from each other so they don't have a bad reaction. And she said we can. This isn't a shame to the vet's office, you know, this is what they're taught whatever. I guess, but like this was my personal experience where they were very lovely people, but that just doesn't make sense to me. And they told me that I should come for a morning appointment if I'm this concern, because that way they will be open the rest of the day because he if he if there were to be problems, he would start exhibiting them within the next two to three hours, which is what happens. Gratefully, he didn't have any problems.

32:19 And I had then visited a holistic vet and when he saw in Puka's previous report that he had gotten all those vaccinations, he said, that's like not not not good at all, and he wouldn't have even given two of the four that they wanted that they that they told me that he really really really should get. You know. So yeah, well, as our listeners know, and you know, I hope that everybody's sharing this and subscribing and liking and that sort of thing, because we do have to get this message out. But then, you know, as a as a regular on my show is doctor Michael dam who's a homeopath and a holistic one of the few more truly holistic practitioners, but he specializes in that scene damage and he sees this stuff day in and day out, day in and day out. And both him and I have a mutual colleague, doctor Ronald Schultz, who did actually did the vaccine research at the University of Wisconsin and it was just it.

33:21 They are actually even with the rabies, which is by law, and that's actually just a form of taxation for your dog, so they can give you a licensing fee. That's all it was set up about. And the initial studies that the rabies challenge, they are actually down five or more generations at this point in time, and doctor Schultz has since retired, so I don't know how much further that's gone. Where they're still showing positive tighters positive antibodies for rabies fives or more generations and they have to do it every year or even every three year, is absolutely nuts. So you're saying that the vaccine is staying and then way longer that they're reporting, and that we have to go more often because of them. That is exactly true. And I mean when we look at these so called core vaccines and we're like thirty seconds away from another right here. But the core vaccines, Okay, distemper, that's measles. Okay. When I was a kid, I didn't get a measles vaccine. I had measles. I didn't die, yeah, you know, yeah, I never got it again either. Because now I have natural immunity. You know, most of the stuff that they given for even you know, hepatitis, they do, hepatizes, they do lepto. Lepto is one of them. Is almost nonexistent unless you're natured and around raccoons that are peeing in your dog's dish. Yeah, but these are puppy diseases for the most part, and once they're a year old, you're never gonna see it again. We're gonna be right back after this quick message. Does your pet

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37:00 Let my Pelleo Pet, help keep your pet peppier and healthier. All right, and we're back here on Pet Health Cafe to show where your pet has a voice. This is build a Pet Health Guru along with my special team member Olivia relating her experience. Is that sort of thing I saw you taking a little bit of your ionized water, Yes, from Pillion pet from the congin machine. I absolutely love it. It's like magical. I were just gonna say, how is how are you finding that water to be different?

37:50 I drink less like I feel actually nourished, and I actually find myself drinking less water throughout the day because this does the This does exactly what it needs to do in less amounts than you know, purified water that doesn't have the minerals and what not to keep your body hydrated. So that has been like first and foremost. Also, like I said, if I wake up with swollen sausage hands from poor snacking at late night the night the late night before, I make sure to drink this in the morning along with some other things. But this water, I feel like it really helps to flush me out. I had a friend who got some water the other day because she was constipated some nine point five and she said she drank like a quarter of the bottle and it worked and she hadn't gone to the bathroom in like five days.

38:35 Not that this makes you, you know, have diarrhea or anything, but it knows where it needs to aid your body. On top of that, I mean, I just had to give a shout out to the two point five because my boyfriend, he accidentally got food coloring stain on my shorts the other week. They went through the washer and the dryer, which will burn a stain into your clothing for life, which is fine. And I was like, you know what, I have this two point five water from work. Let me give it a try. And I took a little a little bit, dumped it on the shorts and the blue dissolved from the shorts like it was mind blowing. And it wasn't a fresh stain like it you know, it had been sitting there, had been burned in from the from the dryer and everything, and it was like truly a miracle. And the fact that it's I don't say just water, but it's water like it's not bleach. It's not something where if you drank a quarter of it. You would die, you know it's it's it kills e coli, mursa, all sorts of crazy amazing things. So it's definitely a miracle worker. I didn't plan on this being a water a water segment, but no, I mean, that's fantastic because we want to share ideas and stuff like that. Now.

39:39 I know there was a question up there about the spacing out the vaccines and that sort of thing. You know, when you stop and look at the what's in a vaccine? You've got mercury, aluminum squallin for melde hyde, and the you know whole plestra of other chemical agents that are all toxic and metals too, I don't know right exactly, and mercury are in there, and of course there's a lot of other ones as well, but top them. Think about number one, you've got to you've got a shepherd. It's basically, uh on the larger size of the medium dogs. Yeah, he's sixs right by comparison to the giant breeds you know, the Bernards and the you know, the great Danes and you know that sort of thing.

40:36 And of course then on the other end of the spectrum you've got the little Malteses and the yorkeys and you know the shihuahuas, and they all get one size fits all. So they're all getting the same dose of mercury, the same dose of aluminium, the same dose of preservatives. How much higher do you think it would be in that little hiahua as to oppose it, that great dame, it would be, honestly, like awful. I don't even know how the body would truthfully, like, uh, you know, filter through all of that on its own. And and you know when you talked about the vets, saying, you know, well space it out, you know, you know, we want to see the reaction within you don't see the reaction within Florida six hours. Well, that vaccine takes a lot longer.

41:31 Those chemicals take a lot longer than florida six hours to move through the body. I know you're not a PhD in physiology or anything, but doesn't but you work like I do common sense, Yeah, yeah, okay some things. And you know, and one of the things I've found out over time is the cleaner that your body is, the quicker it's going to be to react to bad stuff. Oh yeah, if I don't eat like fast food, for a while and I have Chick fil A. It's like a rude awakening. And meanwhile, if I eat it often, I could eat it three times a week and I wouldn't notice anything with my body. But like we said earlier, your body really does talk to you, and it's important to listen. Yeah, it really is. Yeah, I know.

42:17 I And when I go out to a restaurant now, it's like, you know, even a good restaurant, so much of the stuff is pre prepared and it's you know, got a lot a lot of preservatives and flavors and all of that added to it, and it's like, oh my god, that was just a great meal I just had. You know, it was a great bird, you know, especially when you're doing more on the fast side. But even in a good restaurant, you're ordering a burger and you know, you got the buns and all that, and it's like, Okay, that tasted really really good. Okay, it's going to take me ten minutes to get home if I hit all the lights, right, So should I use the bathroom here or do I pray? Then I make it on time because I know what my body's gonna do right through it. I hardly go out to eat because I just don't really trust And this was a conversation that I had with not doctor Dim. I hadn't gone to him, I didn't know him at the time, but I had gone to a holistic veterinarian and he said to He tried to give me the excuse because I said, the how do I put this the the pet raw that I was getting at a pet store. I was saying, well, sourcing wise, like where does this meat come from? And he sits down, He's like, so, how often do we added restaurant? And I told him, like, honestly, not that frequently, because I don't know what they're putting in the food. I don't know where they're sourcing this crop from. I don't know that you have, you know, farm raised salmon with food coloring, food coloring pellets or added food coloring to the fish itself, because I know farm

43:50 raised salmon comes gray. So when I'm eating that fish, I'm just completely unappetized. Even eating you know, chicken out the other day, I'm like, was this grown in a lab? Like we Unfortunately, we just don't know nowadays. And having shopped at Paleopet for myself in the fresh from Florida department and getting a chicken breast and then getting the same chicken breast at a local food store, whether that's you know, a nice market or you know, an average one. The breast like the comparison like this will be fresh from Florida and this will be at the food store. And I was speaking the other day with one of my coworkers that they say they have to have preservatives because they're not frozen as soon as they're produced or you know, cut up and whatnot. There they have to sit out on that beautiful butcher shelf for like, you know, ten days, maybe more, maybe less, I don't know. So that's why they would start decaying after like what two days or so if they didn't have all the added stuff. I don't necessarily know the timeframe, but I just know that all of that is to just prolong shelf life, which is just unfortunate because our health is not thought of at all in that process. Yeah, it's really amazing that the things that the food industry has done, even going down back to the grower scamp point where we want all the all the steaks to look identical, all the produce the same way. You know, every single tomato is the same color and the same size and has the same non flavor and no no moisture because they're

45:20 designed to be transported around the world. Now it's not even just across the country in the world and not reading yeah, sorry, go ahead. No, we're breeding even you know, the vegetables and our foods for what the supermarket thinks they can sell. And it's always got to be a consistent product. We can't have one, you know, one grass fed Delmonico taste one way, and then you know, two weeks later you buy another batch off a different cow that was eating a different grass, that's a different age in a different season. It's going to have a different flavor. That's the That's the whole thing about natural which I would prefer to see a little bit of variation in the food stores, but unfortunately it's just like not something we've been seeing lately. They like the appearance of everything and whatnot. But I will say to have a positive spin on it. I did my research and in my area I found a local grow and pick that you know, half the tomatoes are rotting on the ground, going right back into the soil. They don't spray to say, what you know gets leaked into the ground from water runoff and whatnot is a different story. But you know, we can't be perfect. But at the end of the day, you know, they have tiny little strawberries. They're not massive the size of your hands. You know, kind of smells like manure because that's how everything grows. So you know, it's not You're not limited. You know, you might have to drive a little farther, pay for shipping, you know, delivery, whatnot, you know, in your area. But I think it is important for yourself and for your pets and loved ones to make sure that you're sourcing food properly

46:52 and from someone that's responsible. Okay, well here at can believe it or not, this hour is gone by already. No, I feel like we just sat down. Bill. We'll have to continue this another time, for sure, we really will. I mean, that's great. I see that one of your team members thinks it was a great shows, Michelle. I appreciate it. Yes, and yeah, it's you know, like I said, we're up against the end of the show. I want to thank you, Olivia number one for being a team member and coming on. Be gracious and sharing your experiences. I also tonight was the first time I got to see some of our commercials that have been redone. I know you've seen some of the old ones. They were all redone by our our great producer here, an engineer. I want to thank her as well, and everybody.

47:42 Thank you for listening. Thank you for having me Bill, I really appreciate it. I hope to be one and they can always see you at the store. Yeah. Absolutely, please come in to Paleo Pet. We love to meet you guys, and we're always happy to answer any questions that you have. How can they follow you on social media? My Instagram is trend Concierge, and I post a lot of stuff about Puca's feeding and it's definitely been sparked a big passion of mine the last few weeks especially, so I'm making sure to show videos of how I actually rafi Puka himself, portioning and whatnot. To really take the anxiety and the confusion away from people. I want to make sure it's as easy and straightforward as possible. All right, good night, Olivia n bye. Does your pets suffer from allergies, cancer, digestive issues, or joint and skin problems. These can be from poor nutrition, and my Paleo Pet can help. Don't let your pets suffer for poor diet and nutrition. At my Paleo Pet, we provide fresh human brain USDA approved biocomplete row food entrace for dogs and cats. Whether you're looking for healthy food for dogs or natural herbs for cats, we provide you with exactly what they need to live a happy and healthy life. Our raw food for pets surpasses traditional raw dog food and cat food that you find in your local pet store. Our raw food is made fresh on the premises, source from

49:15 local suppliers, and are made with only the utmost quality with specific nutritional and functional benefits. We deliver locally to areas in South Florida, including the Palm Beaches, and we ship prosen nationwide. At Mypilleo Pet, we strive to offer the best in rotational diet formulations, clean raw human graide fresh food in our eco friendly, resealable packaging. For more information, visit mypaleopet dot com or call nine five four nine seven one two five zero zero. If your pet is overweight, suffers from skin problems, or you suspect food allergies, My Paleo Pet is the solution for you. Our natural and fresh foods for Pets FDA approof and is sure to bring the puppy or kittens back into your pet. My Paleo Pet carries a full assortment of healthy, holistic frozen raw food entrees, all natural dehydrated treats, local raw dairy products and apple smoothies, as well as natural supplements, treats, hues and grooming products. Products can be ordered online twenty four to seven at mypaleopet dot com and ship nationwide to your doorstep. Called nine nine twenty five hundred to speak with our friendly staff today. Let my Paleo Pet help keep your pet happier and healthier