Biber:FUTTER-DOC

Do we need feeding advisors? After all, every wolf in the forest manages without one. Both early humans, wolves, and wildcats lived nearly disease-free in ancient times. And they did this without advisory literature, vaccinations, pills, pharmacies, and so-called nutritionists. Wolves primarily die from accidents, during hunting, and from dental decay in old age at around 13 years. Otherwise, they are healthy; otherwise, they wouldn't be able to hunt and survive. We are far from this with our pets today. Their numerous illnesses necessitate a change in thinking, a turn in necessity. For humans and their four-legged companions are the sickliest beings on this planet. We should ask ourselves why that is. Nature should be our model, and it provides the answers to our questions. Dr. med. vet. Vera Biber compiles all the necessary knowledge for feeding our domesticated carnivores in this feeding and environmental ABC. She provides a clear insight into current scientific research and draws from her decades of experience as a veterinarian, breeder, and pet owner. This feeding book is for anyone who wants to consciously nourish their dogs and cats—for a healthy and long life. It includes numerous illustrations, graphics, tables, and a glossary.