Your Guide To a Healthier Pet ... The Right Start

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. Then 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 Pet Health Cafe to show where your pet has a voice.

0:47 This is Bill, Pet Health Guru, and I'm solo tonight. This is going to be coming up on Thanksgiving Day. I want to wish everybody out there first and foremost a happy Thanksgiving. As always, we invite you to like and share and subscribe to this channel so that we can get the message out on how to keep our animals healthy and hopefully ourselves healthy as well. Have a special topic tonight. Basically, we're going to do a step by step guide to a healthier lifestyle for both you and your pets. And this is a program, hopefully that you can share with people that are thinking about trying to optimize their pets health and well being. You'll share it also with people who are trying to heal their dogs and cats and themselves from different health challenges. Now, on the pet side, I want to start out that if you're contemplating getting a new puppy or kitten, whether it being adopted or per just from a breeder or abitual breeder, or even helping to foster, and then move on from there, we have kind of a step by step procedure we'd like to follow. First and foremost is of course research both your

2:20 breed type if you know it, and the appropriateness of different types of feeding programs and veterinary programs that you are planning on doing. Now, what I would suggest is when you do that, of course, interview several different veterinarians. If you want to have one that you can count on, look for somebody that's as holistic as possible. And this is very very important because we don't want to compromise the animal right from day one. Now sestions and a lot of the holistic veterinarians that are out there will let them know your intentions right away. For the optimal health. You don't want to have a ton of vaccines, if any, I don't recommend them. I haven't done any vaccines on any of my animals for forty years and never came across an animal that has had any of the diseases that they talk about in the vet's office.

3:32 I have seen several that were vaccine induced, meaning that they actually contracted a mild form of the disease from the vaccines themselves. The next part of that with your holistic veterinarian is you want to stay away from any of the treatments for fleas, ticks, heartworms, and other parasites. Basically, these are treatments for things your animal does not have, and they all involve neurotoxic type chemicals. There's a lot of different things we'll discuss here later on in the show that you can do to prevent that from happening. So again, express this to whoever your health provider is going to be so they know upfront that you know you don't want to be bugged with a lot of sales pitches and pushing of product things of that nature. Once you get home, and actually, let me back up a little. From the source that you're getting it from, you need to find out as much information as possible, you know, the history of the animal parents information if you can get it, especially from a breeder, you usually can what kind of feeding program that they've been on, what kind of heartworm and parasite program that mom was on a spec actually, because those chemicals are transferred through the placenta when the puppy,

5:06 your kitten is forming and developing, So we don't want to get toxic. We want to minimize the amount of toxicity in the blood that they're being born with. Select a supplier for your species, appropriate clean food diet. That is the number one thing that you're going to have to select. We recommend obviously raw food diets, and our sponsor, Biocomplete Concepts, makes a full line of different entrees that are available, and we can get into some of the specifics of that again a little later. Now. When we look at that food diet, you also want to get the cleanest food possible, So you need good, great suppliers if you're in an area where you have access to good, clean meats. Because remember that our dogs and cats are carnivores, so we need that carnivore diet that basically means almost no or very few carbohydrates in the diet because they're not designed to digest them. When we look at the meat components of the diet. We want to stay away from animals that are fed GML grains and other GMO foods sprayed with life fasse and the

6:46 round up product a lot of synthetic vitamins and minerals added to the soil and to the animal itself, where we get to build up an accumulation within their body and then feeding it to it. We want to make sure that wherever possible that the animals were not vaccinated. That we're feeding a lot of poultry and even beef has been vaccinated depending on the part of the country year, and so you want to minimize that. You need to know your sources. You want free range grass fed grass finished, no supplemental feeding at all.

7:30 Of course, if they do do any grain feeding, you want to definitely stay away from anything that's been fed soy or corn. These these are particularly troublesome because when we feed any kind of grain, especially on the ruminant, which is what cows and lambs, bison, even venison are that type of an animal where they're strictly an herbivore, when we actually feed them different grains which they're not meant to eat, it changes the fat content and composition of the meat. When they eat just forage, these animals produce high amounts of omega threes and nines, which are the healing omegas, and that's so important for keeping our animals healthy and well. When we feed them any type of grain, it changes the fat into basically an omega six based food. How I usually illustrate that is if you take two New York strip steaks for yourself, and one is completely grass fed and grass finished. The other is your typical grain fed and is that a lot of stores carry. Throw them on

9:07 the grill three to five minutes on the side so they're medium rare, and then try to cut them. When you cut into the grass finished product, you can literally cut it with a fork. It'll just cut it easily. When you get to that grain fed one, because the fats are different, it's marbled a lot different. You actually have to get that safe that's rated steak knife and saw your way through it. The proof is in the pudding on that one. I mean you can just see the difference and the nutritionally it's different. When we want to do a rotational diet, meaning that every day should be a different protein source. One day chicken and turkey and beef and lamb as many different proteins as you can get, because every food brings good and bad to the table. The good stuff we use right away.

10:03 The bad stuff we literally hold in our body trying to get more nutrients out of it. So when we're feeding the same thing day in, day out, day and that food is actually accumulating in the gut and it starts to break down into basically it's rotting, and because the body is trying to throw a lot of stuff at it to extract more minerals and vitamins and nutrition out of it. So the best thing to do is when you rotate, you're always going to get cleansing on a day to day basis, which is very very important. And we need to have the nutrients that are in different forms of meat. I can take a look at beef, for instance, if you happen to be a person that likes beef for carnivor type like I am, you can turn around and you know, have a floid manyon, you know which is the tenderloin tastes excellent, lower fat content than some of the other cuts. But if you give that to me two or three days in a row. I'm literally sick of it because I'm just getting the same grouping of nutrients. Natural thing. However, if I take on the next night and take a nice Delmonico or Rubai, tastes totally different. The fat content is totally different, the structure itself is different, and I'll tell you that that's a very very tasty piece of meat. Now on the third night,

11:39 I could take the New York Strip and add that, and it's going to have again another flavor of beef, another nutrient profile that's going to bring different things into the body. The interesting thing about it is these three muscles are all basically touching each other, which is a slight membrane between them. It's the same muscle group, but yet they are so varied in flavor and taste and nutrients that you know, we don't just lump everything together and you know it's beef. Some of the other things that are very very necessary on that clean diet is things like organ meat, which would be things like liver and kidneys. Brains are the most commonly used. Things like gizzards on the poultry and the hearts on both on all these species is basically a muscle meat it's not an organ meat, so we have to remember to make sure that we throw those organ meats in. For instance, liver contains large amounts of B vitamins water solubles, so that's where they're going to be sourced in nature, and we always want to look at what nutrients we need where they source in nature. The liver is going to provide those bee vitamins which are water soluble.

13:03 Like I said that, well, because they are water soluble, the body's going to get rid of anything that's excess, so you might get a little bit of looser stool. And at this point in time, I want to mention that in an optimal health, there is no such thing as a perfect poop. You know, we've been told to watch the poop of our animals and that you know you want it always very very consistent, but in nature it's not. It's usually very loose and soft because the body wants to expel it as quickly as possible. In the wild, wild animals, if they're standing there straining their life, will be somebody else's lunch and that's not good as well. And a lot of the commercial foods do add stool hardening agent chemicals to that their food so that they will be easier to clean up.

13:54 That's how they actually sold it to us back in the early nineteen seventies. Now again we want to vary it as much as we can. You know, even seasonal differences will have effects vomiting and diarrhea. We have to understand it's not sick, it's housekeeping. It's literally getting something that's already in the body, and it's doing it more expressly because we want to get the bad stuff out. When we look at the allopathic model, their approach is to treat a symptom. So you get a symptom of diarrhea, I want to plug that animal up. Well, why would I want to keep and maintain those toxins in the body which are doing the body basically harm. So we don't want to So we need have to let the body work its magic by itself with the diet. At the biocomplete concepts. On the biocomplete diets, we looked at a prey model. What do they eat in nature and how do they eat? What's the first food they eat? This tells us what nutrients they really need to get started, and that's an important part of it. Now we don't give you strict guidelines as to amounts or how to feed. You know, some people like to feed twice a day, some

15:24 people like to feed once a day. Some people look at it that okay, I'm gonna give the many more small meals on puppies and kittens when they're young. We do this because they would be basically nursing off and on all day long. But once we get into food, it's you can vary it, and in fact, I recommend that you do vary it the times and the amounts because in nature there is no basically buffet, so they have to hunt, they have to source it themselves. Sometimes they'll get a good, big gorging meal. Sometimes they'll have to fast for a couple of days because they haven't caught anything. And we need to duplicate that in our environment so that the body can react properly. When we do a gorging meal, that stomach blows up and it just pushes everything that's debris wise there and gets rid of it. On the fasting days, it allows the digestive tract to actually relax and heal itself. So again, what we do here is that variation in amounts and times We also don't want us feed at the same exact time every day because the body will get conditioned to producing digestive hormones and enzymes and other biochemicals to break down the food. If the food's not there, then all of a sudden your faced with cleaning up a vomit that's primarily bile because

17:00 there's just nothing to digest. Now, the body's got to get rid of what it produced. So on the feeding instructions, that's an important part of it. Now. As I mentioned, they're carnivores, so we feel obviously a meat diet, but other things that go into that are eggs. Raw dairy is especially good sometimes for treat or for added flavor, or for those dogs that can be a little bit fussy. Bone broth is excellent, especially with dogs that have and cats that have digestive issues. Raw dairy is a probiotic product. It's going to keep the gut floor of healthy. That's an important part of that nutritional balance to break down those foods and to produce the right type of enzymes in that gut. In nature, they consume the whole animal, which includes bones. A lot of people are worried about bones because they've been warned that. You know, they can cause problems, hard to digest and even chipped and broken teeth, things like that. If you have a pet that chips a tooth, it's showing that that animal was already calcium deficient and they actually then need more bone. Now some guidelines on feeding bones again raw preferably, and you have to look at the lifespan of some of the food animals that we're doing. Things like lamb bones and pork bones will

18:36 be much much softer because those animals are slaughtered at a much younger age and even veal bones, So those if you're starting out, that's the place that would start it can bactually be part of a whole meal. On the other side of that, okay, they're more aggressive chewers can benefit from the beef marrow, bones, the femur bones, rib bones, things of that nature, and even the knuckle bones. On the real big box, they're breaking it open, they're getting the the they're eating all the cartilage off of it, but they're also consuming the bone marrow, which is very very nutrient dense, and it will help on the healing process. Like Hypocrates has said, let food be thy medicine and medicine thy food, so we wanted to do the food to keep the animal perfectly well and informed. Hey doc, you decided to join me. Huh yeah, late, late late, but that's okay. We're just about up to break here now anyway. But basically I'm talking about the you know, step by step for healthier lifestyle for pets.

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21:17 or you suspect food allergies, my Paleo Pet is the solution for you. Our natural and fresh foods for pets FDA of fruit 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, shoes, tank grooming products. Products can be ordered online twenty four seven at mypaleopet dot com and ship nationwide to your doorstep called nine four nine seven one twenty five hundred to speak with our friendly staff today. Let my Paleo pet help keep your pet happier and up there, and welcome back to the Pet Health Cafe, the show where your pet has a voice. This is Build a Pet Health Guru and I've been joined by my Stephen colleague, doctor Michael dimm on this particular show, which is designed to give you information that you can share and trade with people that are looking to improve their pets health. Now kind of bringing up to speed a little bit, Doc, I started in the beginning and I said, when you're splitting an animal, you should know as much about the breed and the histories and that sort of

22:48 thing is you can you know everything from a vaccine and medication histories, what they were, what foods they were on, things of that nature. And then once you get the animal and of which before in that selection process also is to pick a good solid, holistic veterinarian that you interview and you know, you explain what you want that you're not going to be over medicating, you're not going to be vaccinating or minimal vaccines things like that. You want to expand on that a little bit and what your perspective is from that side of the table sounds good. I Mean my whole thing is it's hard to find you know, holistic vets that aren't you know, in their holistic practice, not incorporating other treatments, other drugs, and you know that defeats the purpose sometimes, especially when we get them monospecies appropriate you know, raw diet.

23:44 You know, it's hard, and that's why it's important that we educate people on venues like this about how to interview their veterinarians and to be informed consumers. I mean, just because the white coat and the training is there, it doesn't mean we owe have to listen to you know, the you know, the veterinarian coming from that allopathic perspective. So that's really my myce land on it, right. Yeah, And then I also explained that when we're looking at you know, the rotational diets especially that's appropriate and you know, look at the look at the quality of the food that you're feeding. Is it non gmo? Is it are the animals fed you know, a species appropriate diet as well, or the cattle you know, grass fed and grass finish and poultry running free. Uh, the eggs are you know again they passed your raised and you know that's you know, the crux of that.

24:38 And of course you know that diarrhea and vomiting is not sick. It's a body trying to expressly get rid of toxins and poisons that are already there, isn't it. Yeah, no, absolutely, I mean I always counsel clients on that aspect. It's just, even from a homeopathic perspective, it's a discharge to the outside and so we don't want to suppress that because if we do, then we end up with other deeper problems, as we talk about involving deeper organs deliver the kidneys, you know, the pancreas. You know, all of those organs come under siege and stress when we stop those discharges. So you know, certainly we want to be mindful when animals have you know, diarrhea vomiting, and certainly we could support that process, but we don't want to try and slam it over the head with strong drugs and nausea medications and testina antibiotics. And you know that takes a lot of courage.

25:33 I mean I applaud clients that could work through it, but most of the time our animals will get through it. Just fine. And if they're supported and we don't let fear come in, usually they'll be a lot better. On the other side, now on the on the nutrient side of it. Here, the one I didn't mention in the in the very first segment is water. Having good source of healthy living water is very very important. You know. We you know a lot of people they you know, they think if they're buying bottled water, you know that they're doing the best they can, whether it's a spring water. I mean, I've got people to come in and say, well, I only give them distilled water, which of course is completely devoid of minerals. Oh, I got a water filter at home, reverse osmosis or a burkie, and that again is removing all the minerals. And especially if they if their animals have been on a dry food, those are completely devoid of the vitamins and minerals that they need as well, except for the synthetics that are sprayed on. So we need a good clean water source. Of course, raw diets provide that because that is living water. About seventy percent of the meats is water. It's not an all protein diet like a lot of veterinarians say you can't feed just protein.

26:53 It's not just protein. There are carbs, and there's fats, and like I said, seventy percent water. So you know, we have to keep that in the back of our mind. But we've been doing a lot with ionized water because it does a much better job of hydrating the body. And you know, when you look at the at the statistics and the health, you know, the health of the animal probably seventy some of the numbers I've seen is between seventy and eighty percent of our animals, our pets, our little our little fur babies are in a continuous state of dehydration, and so are we because we're not using living water. And that's that's a very very important thing. I mean, the body is made up of about seventy percent water, so it's you know, you look at things like eyes up to ninety percent. The brain is up there in the high eighties. You know, for us, it's it's it makes sense when you look at looking at equipment and that sort of thing is look at the long range to cost.

27:56 Some of these units can be fairly expensive. But when you look at you know, per unit that you're drinking or using, it's minuscule compared to you know, what you're paying for some of these designer you know waters that you know they're shipping around the world, and you know in plastic bottles that you know, especially down here in Florida, they're on the back of that truck where the back of the truck might be one hundred and twenty degrees and all that BPA and val eights and plasticizers are all leaching into it. So you know, that's an that's that's probably the number one nutrient that we have to have to really start to monitor moving forward, because as you can probably explain here, water is used to detoxify, isn't it. Yeah, sure, I mean it's the number one nutrient in the body is water. You know, most of the biochemical reactions in the body can occur without a fluid environment, so you know, and we talk about all the time, Bill about how you know that raw diet being such a high percentage of water, and these animals then don't eat drink, you know, outside sources. They get all that water and moisture from their food so that they don't have to especially with cats, and we talk about how inefficient water drinkers they are you know, being desert animals, and so it's so critical that we feed that diet and then of course have a good water source like you were explaining. Yep.

29:21 Now when we look at it, and I mentioned the water for detoxification, this is where we also have to continuously on guard because between I don't know if you noticed today I had to drive up north and all day long it was chem trail after chemtrail after chemtrail after kem trail. I mean, it was like the sky was just lit up and we have no idea what's in most of those do we No, not at all, And like you said, I mean it seems like whenever we look, it's just increasing amounts of it, and it's a chemical soup bill that we don't even know what they're spraying up there. But yeah, certainly a war on humanity and a war on our animals to have to inhale and breathe and be exposed to those chemicals. You know, I noticed that all of a sudden on the news cycles. Now they're talking about this new upper respiratory ailments that's going around in dogs for like the last twelve months, and they can't isolate any any bacteria, They can't isolate any viruses, they have no idea what's causing it.

30:27 They're resistant to most of the antibiotics, and it's just primarily, you know, kind of a varying cough, you know, everything from just now and then to very very severe. And this is I believe it is all caused by these chemical irritants that are out there, and it's just creating havoc. And now they've got all these things they want. The veterinarians all report everything, you know, and of course if your dogs are sparking or starts coughing, you got to rush them right directly to the emergency room. Do not pass go obviously pay more than two hundred dollars. So you know, it's something that we have to be, you know, think about, and we do do various herbs and botanicals, and you do homeopathy as well for this detoxification process, don't you. Yeah, no, absolutely, And most of those animals that experience these coughing syndromes, most of them have been vaccinated at one point or another. But you're right, it's I think it's a big portion of that is the toxic environment, the air, the pollutants and then you get a susceptible patient. But like you said, the herbal botanicals that you use and homeopathy and you know, good old manoca honey. You know, you know, it can go a long way towards being antibacterial anti viral, and you don't really have to go to these stronger colloidal silver even you know, these are natural antibacterial, you know, natural anti microbial and just

32:00 supporting the body through the process rather than again, antibiotics don't work, as you said, yeah, so you know that's you know, these are some of the things that we have to worry about. And you know, on the pharmaceutical side, again, these are toxins that we're putting in at nor aready toxic body. So it's going to create more problems, isn't it. It sure is. It just adds another another layer, you know, on top of the other environmental toxins you talk about, like the cleaning agents and the chemicals in the home, and you know, the like I said, the endless amount of toxins that hopefully people that watch the show aren't doing with their animals, with the flea and the tick and the HeartWare medications, all of these toxic stresses add up. And that's why we want to minimize their exposure to these things and then our animals can withstand these things and you won't develop these chronic you know, these coughing syndromes that are being labeled as infectious diseases. You know. Again, we're going to be up here on the breaking about a minute and a half, but you know, I want to put interrogest here that we've been fed a lot of mistruth as far as longevity of our pats. You know, dogs should be living over twenty years on most breeds. I know, through selective breeding and for breed types and stuff like that, we can do a lot of damage, you know, like with the pugs and the you know, the bulldogs and things like that,

33:31 where structurally they just can't withstand the stress. But twenty years on a dog is is now getting into the in their lifespan. I've worked with some animals that are around thirty years when I first started, and we just thought that was normal. I mean, most of what the animals were living twenty cats, cats should be well over thirty years with you know, with the proper conditions. So when you go in and you're talking with you know, interviewing the veterinarian and they say, hey, you know, you know it's a nice breed district thing, but you know they only live eight to ten years, right, Who's I think that's a warning sign, isn't it that maybe I need to suit somebody else. I think it's normal for that Golden Retriever to get that cancer at a dayne or the Great Dane to live to only be you know, seven or eight, because that's what they're destined to.

34:25 And we know that, you know, that's that's not that's a fallacy. It's just an inaccurate statement, right exactly. And you know it's so important that we, you know, we do the best that we can or our pets so they can live a maximum in a healthier life. We'll be right back after this quick message. We all want our pets to be as healthy as possible. 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, raw collect or frozen biocomplete natural diet entrees that are custom formulated to be species specific and USDA approved.

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36:04 Over one hundred herb and botanical rbal products are available by only the best any clean. To learn more, called Biocomplete Natural Diets and Herbs nine five four four seven two one four zero four or visit Biocomplete Naturaldiets dot com. All right, and we're back here in a petthouse cafe to show where your pet has voice. This is build a Pethouse Guru along with my special guests, doctor Michael Demmon and talking about this this natural way of raising and keeping our animals healthy. Is it any more expensive? And taking the conventional route when you look at a lifetime no, not at all animals. You know, the conventional approach is actually much more expensive. The bags of food you know that people buy, the you know, the expensive labeled foods that animals are being fed. I mean those are astronomically priced and not to mention the illness attached to it. And so you're right, I mean feeding a species appropriate diet, staying away from chemicals. I mean, I you know, it amazes me how clients will bring their animal to the vet and you know, they'll get the vaccines, they'll get the preventatives, they'll get the flea

37:36 and I mean the flea tick, heartworm medicines. They'll go home with a prescription diet or one of the foods in the waiting room that's being sold, and their bill is like, you know, six seven, eight hundred dollars just for that, and it's a recipe for more bills down the road. It's a vicious cycle, and that's something that people need to be aware of when they're looking at expenses. Yeah, it's you know, I quite often will use the example of a typical allopathic approach to so called heartworm prevention, which we know there isn't. Basically you're treating the products are designed for treating animals that have heartworms, are hotworm positive. That typically per animal, it's anywheys between three hundred and fifty and five hundred dollars a year just for that one part of the program, right, And you know when you're looking at that amount of money to move over to a good species appropriate diet and have a healthier animal, isn't that kind of a no brainer? Yeah, No, it is absolutely a no brainer. You know, species appropriate diets the way to go. And I wanted to mention too about when you're talking about longevity and how animals are living longer, I mean living less nowadays. You know, one of the syndromes that we never saw but you know years ago I'm sure you'll comment on, is that is the amount of dental disease that we see in our animals and that adds to more suffering and more drugs and

39:08 more chemicals, anesthetics, antibiotics, pain medication when they have dentals done. And I can't tell you, Bill how many animals I see they get dentals done that their health just plummets in the weeks and months ahead. You know, from all those toxic stresses that just overwhelmed the body. And you know then that's when we see things like cancer and organ failure. And I see that over and over again. So I wanted to bring up, you know, the raw, you know, the incidents of dental disease in our animals today, which is epidemic. You know, it was funny you brought that up because back in the in my earlier days in the industry. Yea, I've been in it for over fifty years, but back in the nineteen eighties, yearly eighties, I started selling dental equipment as one of the lines as manufactures rep and it couldn't give it away to a veterinarian. And it was interesting because the people that were using the equipment were primarily showed groomers, uh, just so that they could get that extra polish on the on the teeth and you know, so the nicense parkally white when the show judge would look in the mouth and things like that. And we ended up getting sued in the state of Ohio for practicing VAT medicine without a license, and they, you know, obviously they took some of their customers and we were called in as the manufacturer, but when they actually looked at it, dental wasn't even part of the veterinary code. There was no mention because there were no dental

40:39 problems prior to that time period. And of course that's when primarily the commercial dog foods came out with a no mixed formula. You didn't have to mix in cans of meat or cable scraps or that sort of thing, because they added the artificial flavors. And within a year's time after after leaving that case, basically they went in and changed, you know, the board recommendations across the board in all fifty states so that it was now labeled a literary procedure only. And you know, uh, but you know they actually the meat, the first dog and toothbase we came out with was nothing more than meat enzymes, because that breaks down that tarder. You know, it's the carbohydrates, the sugars that caused the problem, isn't it. It sure is, and you know it causes it right in the mouth where digestion begins. And uh, you know, processed carbs lead to dental decay. And when clients tell me, well, my vet told me there's a prescription food for you know, for dental disease now, and that came out several years ago.

41:44 And I tell people that would be like your dentist telling you to chew on cereal to prevent dental disease. It's the same thing, same in that. Yeah, yeah, it's exactly true. So, I mean, we've got a lot of steps here. Again, this grim with designed so that we can share it with our clients. We can you know, you can share it with your friends with it when they're contemplating a dog, a cat, actually any pet. But also to look at you know, you you and I see a lot of people that come in and they just want their animal to be healthier, and they've been going down that allopathic rope and there's you know, it's costing them a lot of money, as we know, and they're not seeing the results in it. It's quite often it just adds one more thing along the way as far as the you know, the expenses for more drugs, different drugs, you know, prevent preventives that don't work.

42:38 I mean, I think most of the cases of heartworm positive dogs that I've seen over the years have all been on the heart a heartwarm remedy, and yet we have urbals and botanicals that can actually actually take care of it safely. That building up in a body, that's the beauty of a lot of the botanicals. It's the beauty of home. You're not building up concentrations of different chemicals and your body just knows what to do with it. It just gets rid of the excess when you're done using it, doesn't they, Yeah, no, it does. I had a case this week where an animal was on year round heartworm pills for a few years, came from the shelter dog originally in it tested positive for heartworm, just as a as an example of evidence of what you're talking about. So, you know, just using these chemicals you know where, and then the heart worms become resistant to them, you know, the more they're used. Now they're talking about, well, now we have heartworm, heartworm resistant heartworm that don't respond to the standard monthly pills. So it's always another explanation, another excuse why we're losing the war against some of these parasites from a conventional perspective. Same with hookworms and intestinal worms. They're now saying that we're seeing resistant strains, so we have to you know, really amp up our armament, so opposite viewpoints us for sure, that is for sure. It's one of those crazy things that you know, we just have to keep reiterating and again sharing it with as many

44:12 people as we can, because you know, the longevity. We don't want our animals to be in pain. We don't want them to be suffering. And you know, on the other side of that too, when the experience start going down that path and you start running out of money, they talk about actually as a treatment euth in asia and that's not good either, is it. No. No, that's at the end of the world's quality of life and the animals are suffering, and that's certainly we don't want that. We don't want to get to that stage. And too often in conventional practice, there's that animal comes in and there's quality of life, and you look at the medical history and the medical record and it's just filled with suppressive drugs and procedures and all of those things that just weaken the body. You Lultimately, yeah, long run everyone down to the three and a half four minutes now is you are, as a pet owner, are probably the most qualified to evaluate that animal. You know, the vet tech spends you know, maybe two three minutes in the room with you with a questionnaire, and you know, takes it back and they throw it in a computer and come up with some guidelines basically is what they're going to sell you and the approach that they want to take, and without really doing a proper, you know, proper basically evaluation. I know, you spend a great amount of time if you're doing an evaluation on an animal self, but in most cases, we

45:43 don't even have to do that evaluation. We already know because all these animals are having the same issues. It's like, you know, after your first thousand, it's like, okay, you know, start here, start here, and start here, and the treatments come down to the basics that we talk about on the show every week, and you know, and that's why, you know, it's important for people to share this information, as you say, so that we can you know, really continue to educate the masses and you know, continue to improve the health of our animals, which is the goal. We don't want them showing up in the in our offices bill or at the store in organ failure or with cancer. And so that's what we want to try and prevent. Yeah, now you know this show, of course is going to be available on YouTube, and you know if you're watching it. When you're watching it, actually, if you can watch it on Facebook and share it with your friends, that's actually the best way to get this information out the quickest because you're already on social media. You know you're watching it, you hit a share button and it automatically, you know, somebody go, oh well, let me check this out and it's just a click away. But for people that want to follow us, Halio pat and biocomplete is on uh social media all over the place, and I know you are as well, doctor Dem. You want to tell them how they can reach you specifically, they can go to my website which is doctordim dot

47:13 com and my email address is on there, doctor dim at gmail dot com spelled out. And usually check my email several times a day, so people who often don't have to wait, I'm always I'm always checking from my phone. Yep. So hopefully we give you a lot of information here. Hopefully we'll uh hear back from from all of you with your comments and uh that your animals are on a healthier path, they're happier they're not suffering, and you know that's that that would be the greatest Thanksgiving gifts I think that we could we could get is that we you know, we're thankful for our pets. They're an important part of our family and you know they deserve the best.

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