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As these products are new in
Singapore, it’s understandable that we do not have any local testimonials …… as
yet. However, we strongly believe in the wholesome goodness and health-promoting
benefits of
Dr. B’s Genuine Aussie R.A.W. patties. In time to come, we
look forward to being able to publish testimony from local pet owners. Sincere
caring pet lovers who want to share the benefits they experience with BARF and
about how it has improved the quality of their pets' lives and consequently,
their own lives too. Hopefully, this will encourage more pet owners to switch to
BARF - a much healthier form of nutrition that Mother Nature had
originally designed for our beloved dogs & cats.
In the meantime, please have a
look at some of the messages of appreciation that Dr. Billinghurst has received
from grateful clients from different parts of the world :
TESTIMONIALS
Dear Ian,
Just thought I'd send a quick update on how my EPI kelpie is doing on your
kangaroo patties - they are FANTASTIC! She has been on them for over a week now,
and I had expected her to have some difficulty adjusting, but she loved the food
straight away and from the very first meal there was a huge improvement in her
stools. In the year and a half that I've had her on the prescription dry food
she has always produced very large, loose, foul-smelling yellow stools (which
often seemed to cause her discomfort when she passed them), and diarrhea at
least once a week.
Since last Saturday everyone
has been small, perfectly formed, and passed easily.
Basically exactly what you would expect from a normal very healthy dog. She also
had colic and very bad flatulence (we could hear her stomach making noise all
the time) and this has also completely disappeared. I was very excited about
changing her diet, but I didn't imagine that the improvement would be so quick
or so dramatic. I have asked my vets repeatedly about the possibility that her
dry food might be contributing to her digestive problems, but have been told
categorically every time that it is the best and safest thing for her, and then
been prescribed countless courses of antibiotics to deal with the constant
diarrhea. At the last visit I was told that she would probably have to go on a
long-term course of cortisone if she didn't improve soon. I'm sure you hear
this all the time, but I wish I'd written to you a year ago - I think my dog
would have been saved a lot of discomfort, and I would have been saved a lot of
anxiety (and money!)
Thank you so much for your advice, and for your detailed instructions on how to
feed the patties with the enzymes - the only difficulty is that she loves the
food so much she doesn't want to wait 20 minutes for the enzymes to start
working. The EPI has been such a problem, and this is the first time that I've
felt as if it's going to be really manageable long-term.
I've now convinced several of my friends to try their dogs on the patties, and
they were all similarly impressed. Thanks again, and congratulations on all your
wonderful work!
Very best wishes,
Best wishes,
Angela (Melbourne, Australia)
P.S. Having re-read this I realize it seems a little odd to be so excited about
my dogs stools, but the transformation has been so amazing I can't help it -
sorry! (Note : EPI = Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency)
"Just
wanted to let you know that Spanky (15+) passed away with us at his side at the
DVM's office...He had been on (your) diet for most of the past 5 years. He did
very well on this diet and our doctor commented, ‘This little dog lived far
longer than I ever thought!' Thanks to Dr. Billinghurst who contributed to his
well being."
—Eve L & Three Lhasas, Brampton, Ontario, Canada
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"You've
probably heard this before but I was so impressed, finger to keyboard to be
performed. I have recently purchased Give Your Dog A Bone. The reason is due to
my obese corgi...To cut a long story short, said dog put on a diet of 1 raw
chicken wing a day. Imagine, shock horror, we do not feed raw bones to our
dogs in Merrie England and isn't one chicken wing/day a tad severe? Well, two
months on the corgi now resembles a dog again, has an interest in life, walkies,
barking at the postman and most important of all can lick her fanny and bottom
again. Needless to say when I acquired a rescue greyhound he was immediately put
on the raw diet.
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His FAD has
cleared up beautifully and he started passing respectable bowel movements
instead of pancake mix. It
has not cured him of chasing cats but then so what, why take an interest out of
his life?"
—Hilary E., London, UK
"You
certainly have my permission to use my story to help any dog owners to see what
a wonderful difference [your nutrition] can make. My old dog is not the only one
as I have owned a few working dogs. They are all in top shape to perform and
they go from strength, fuelled the natural way as nature intended. Many thanks
to you."
-John B.
"Several
weeks ago I received advice from you about the most effective supplements to
support my six-year-old dog, Skye, who has some mild wear and tear in the left
stifle. You commented at the time that the symptoms sounded like a partial tear
of the cranial cruciate ligament even through the examination and xray, under
sedation, did not show this as a problem. Thank you for your advice regarding
the supplements. I remain grateful for your enlightened approach to the maximum
well being of dogs."
—Mary Anna H., Sydney, NSW, Australia
"You
cared for my Rottie, Schultz. Schultz lived to be almost 15 before he died of a
tumor. I always credited his long life to your Give A Dog A Bone diet. His
coat was like black velvet to the end, and never repeated of those early skin
problems he showed as a pup. My sincere thanks and congratulations on your
success."
—Peter H., Portland, NSW, Australia
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Friends Help Each Other - 2 BARF-fed dogs
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"In
September 2002 I brought home an 8 week old chocolate and tan miniature pinscher
puppy, that I named Diesel. His breeder said he was the smallest of the litter
and was going to stay that way because he did not eat. I did not think she was
right about the size he would grow into, because his legs had substance. He ate
enough to survive but not to thrive.
"That
applied to the tinned and dry complete food and breeder gave me and stuff I
bought to see if a different food would interest him. I had two other dogs at
the same time on your diet ...and Diesel was immediately started on BARF and
never looked back.
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He did
not worry me though, the first time he was given a whole chicken wing, he just
crunched three times along the length of it and proceeded to swallow it whole I
watched horrified, ready to ring the vet. But he just ‘smiled' and look for
more.
"Now, an
adult and a leader of the pack, he does not need to bolt his food. He's grown
into a handsome dog...is very active mentally and physically, loved agility and
obedience training.
"I
wonder, what he would have been like, had I not known about BARF. I will carry
on feeding BARF hopefully as long as I have dogs! Thanks for BARF and your
kindness."
—Jarmila
Next :
Feeding Regime
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