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How to Feed Your Puppy

The Importance of Taking Your Puppy Through the 5 Stages of Puppy Feeding Correctly

Right now, your puppy is sitting on the highest peak of Health Mountain.

Your goal, is to keep her there for the rest of her life…

especially through the most confusing time of all…

..the first 10 months of his life.

The miracle of nature has brought your puppy into the world, quite literally, perfectly healthy.

Unfortunately for most beautifully innocent puppies, its the healthiest they will ever be because their owners begin feeding them commercial garbage as soon as they get them home.

If you want to give your new little best friend, the best shot at a long and healthy life, then now is the greatest opportunity you’ll ever have because with a Top-Class diet all through puppyhood, she will develop an adult body that is strong & healthy in every way

– its the PERFECT foundation to a long and happy life! –

The 5 Stages of Puppy Feeding

But its not as simple as making some dog food recipes you have at home because every puppy goes through 5 stages of puppy feeding:

Stage 1: Breast Feeding (0 to 6 weeks)
Stage 2: Weaning
Stage 3: Teething
Stage 4: Solid Food
Stage 5: Adult Diet

What Your Puppy Needs

In each stage the dietary needs change and its your job to give him what he needs to continue all the way to Stage 5 successfully.

Do that, and its not an exaggeration to say you’ll have one of the healthiest young adult dogs on the planet because sadly, almost NO ONE else will bother to do it properly.

NEW! Puppy feeding recipes & advice for the 5 stages of feeding. Available only with the Dog Food SECRETS Gold Pack. CLICK the image to read about the Gold Pack now.

For example, did you know a puppy requires about 25% more protein?

And its not only nutrient differences, you also have to consider food texture for proper tooth development.

What to Do?

After requests from our readers we added a new guide to the Gold Pack called “Pack Your Puppy With Power”, which contains advice and recipes for each of the stages of puppy feeding.

It’s new & only available with the Gold Pack

If you want to be still having fun with your dog when others of the same breed have already become old-before-their-time and died, then begin now… that’s the true EDO spirit.

Click here now to see the full Gold Pack

Thanks!

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What Are The Four Main Types of Dog Bone Cancer? Part 3: Fibrosarcoma

The type of bone cancer called Fibrosarcoma is rare. It is responsible for less than 5% of the primary types of bone tumors. It comes from the fibrous connective tissues (hence the name) that are found in the ribs, spine, pelvis, and skull. It can however come from any bone type. It is a non-osteosarcoma bone type, but it is still very difficult to set it apart from the very common osteosarcoma or OSA, specifically what they call fibroblastic osteosarcoma. There are two varieties of this tumor type: Central, and Parosteal. Main treatments for Fibrosarcoma involve amputation, limb salvage and surgical resectioning. Radiation therapy can be applied as alternative pain relief in some special instances. There is chemotherapy to threat the rare instance that cancer spreads, and pain medication.

Why fibrosarcoma develops is still unknown because it is a rare tumor type. It is found more commonly in older male canines, but there is a variety that develops in the mouths of younger dogs.

These can be signs that a dog has fibrosarcoma:

  • lameness or pain in the legs or limbs
  • dog has a hard time swallowing or eating
  • strange and unexplained swelling in any bones
  • bleeding in or from the mouth, and a foul odor from the mouth
  • Bleeding from the mouth, and/or a bad mouth odor
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    Video – 3 bad proteins found in dog food & 3 good ones to use at home

    Not all proteins are created equal when it comes to nourishing your dog.

    See which 3 good proteins we recommend and..

    ..see which 3 bad proteins dog food companies try to slip into your their food to increase profits at the expense of your dog’s health

    Discover more about the Special Report mentioned in the video by click here

    Discover more about the Special Report mentioned in the video by click here

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    12 Easy Ways To Prevent Cancer In Your Dog

    Before you watch this video make sure that you already watched the first video if you haven’t please go here:

    http://www.canine-cancer-secrets.com.

    Watch this video to know the 12 easy ways to prevent cancer in your dog.

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    The Shocking Secret They Hope You’ll You Never Discover

    This one dirty SECRET is a public relations nightmare for dog food manufacturers.

    Meat by-products, are animal parts not used for human consumption, such as bones, organs, blood, fatty tissue and intestines.

    Are you ready for the truth?

    Watch the vid to discover the truth

    Click here to find out more shocking secret

    Click here to find out more shocking secret

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