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Over 1000 people can't be wrong!
December 12, 2006 06:10

From: Dr Andrew Jones
Author: Veterinary Secrets Revealed
Website: http://www.veterinarysecretsrevealed.com

Re: Over 1000 people can't be wrong!

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That's right- Over 1000 people have registered for my pet health teleseminar tonight!

You still have time to register.

See important details below:

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To register go here:
Hear Dr Jones Live For Free! <--- Click that, please

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On the 60-min. teleseminar, you'll discover
not only how to treat your pet at home, but
you'll also learn...

The itching, scratching allergic pet....The top natural options to give Relief Now!

The Steroid Trap - Avoid these side effects for your pet's long term health.

The Best Foods to keep your dog healthy....I'll reveal them all here.

Table Scraps - is there harm in these?

Raw Food- Finally the truth on what you should be doing.

Chronic Ear Infections- what your Vet told you may NOT be true..Here are some surefire remedies that work!

The limping, stiff Pet- How to diagnose arthritis in your pet and what are the MOST effective supplements....PLUS ..Why you need to AVOID Rimadyl

Finally...Answers to You Questions about Cancer in Your Pet- How to Prevent it And the Best alternate options for Treating it.

The Supplement Quandary...I tell you exactly which ones to give to extend your pet's life!

Runny, watery infected eyes- Here' s how you can Treat these at home Now.

Vaccines - What you need to Know now to AVOID disastrous side-effects, And which ones are they Really Needed...

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To register go here:
Hear Dr Jones Live For Free! <--- Click that, please

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

This is important...

PLUS, I'm giving all registrants a fabulous Bonus Report..
How to Avoid getting OVERCHARGED by your Vet....

Last thing...

Please remember to print-out your
Study Guide available to you
after you regsiter for the teleseminar.

The seminar will take 60 minutes
out of your day (Tuesday, Dec. 12th), but
what you'll learn will last a lifetime!

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P.S. I am excited and surprise a little nervous!

I am looking forward to hearing you on the call.

That link again is Hear Dr Jones Live For Free! <--- Click that, please

It's Your Pet- Heal Them At Home!

Best Wishes

Dr Andrew Jones

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Tel: 1-800-396-1534
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http://www.veterinarysecretsrevealed.com
support@veterinarysecretsrevealed.com

You are invited...to a Free Pet Health Teleseminar!
December 6, 2006 06:29

From: Dr Andrew Jones
Author: Veterinary Secrets Revealed
Website: http://www.veterinarysecretsrevealed.com

Re: You are invited...

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Have you got 60 seconds to spare right now?

The reason I ask is because I'm inviting
you to a VIP Pet Health teleseminar call next
week and it takes you less than 1 minute to sign up.

Plus, if you have 60 seconds to spare right now,
you'll hear me reveal all of my secrets to keeping your pet healthy and extending your pet's life...

See important details below:

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

To register go here:
Hear Dr Jones Live For Free! <--- Click that, please

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

On the 60-min. teleseminar, you'll discover
not only how to treat your pet at home, but
you'll also learn...

The itching, scratching allergic pet....The top natural options to give Relief Now!

The Steroid Trap - Avoid these side effects for your pet's long term health.

The Best Foods to keep your dog healthy....I'll reveal them all here.

Table Scraps - is there harm in these?

Raw Food- Finally the truth on what you should be doing.

Chronic Ear Infections- what your Vet told you may NOT be true..Here are some surefire remedies that work!

The limping, stiff Pet- How to diagnose arthritis in your pet and what are the MOST effective supplements....PLUS ..Why you need to AVOID Rimadyl

Finally...Answers to You Questions about Cancer in Your Pet- How to Prevent it And the Best alternate options for Treating it.

The Supplement Quandary...I tell you exactly which ones to give to extend your pet's life!

Runny, watery infected eyes- Here' s how you can Treat these at home Now.

Vaccines - What you need to Know now to AVOID disastrous side-effects, And which ones are they Really Needed...

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

To register go here:
Hear Dr Jones Live For Free! <--- Click that, please

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

This is important...

PLUS, I'm giving all registrants a fabulous Bonus Report..
How to Avoid getting OVERCHARGED by your Vet..But there are only
200 lines available, so register early to guarantee your spot and
CLAIM Your Fr##ee Bonus Report

Last thing...

Please remember to print-out your
Study Guide available to you
after you regsiter for the teleseminar.

The seminar will take 60 minutes
out of your day (Tuesday, Dec. 12th), but
what you'll learn will last a lifetime!

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////

P.S. I am very excited about my First Ever Teleseminar!

I am looking forward to hearing you on the call.

That link again is Hear Dr Jones Live For Free! <--- Click that, please

It's Your Pet- Heal Them At Home!

Best Wishes

Dr Andrew Jones

Tel: 1-800-396-1534
Fax: 1-250-352-1901

http://www.veterinarysecretsrevealed.com
support@veterinarysecretsrevealed.com

Keeping Your Pet Safe
November 27, 2006 06:58

Winter has arrived in my part of the world...LOTS of Snow!

But with this comes the inevitable Cold Weather Hazards..

The products that we use to get rid of ice are NOT safe for your pet's pads.

Your pet's paws need special care in winter.

By taking a little extra time to protect your dogs' paws, you can minimize problems with cracked, sore pads, blisters and infections.

Rock salt and most chemical de-icers can irritate a dog's paws and turn a winter walk into a painful ordeal.

Stay away from heavily salted areas as much as possible when walking your dog.

Inspect paws after walking in areas treated with salt and other de-icers.

Check between toes and examine the foot pads for cracks in the skin.

Look closely at any inflamed areas.

Snow, especially wet snow, clings to long haired dogs as they run and play in the snow.

When snow or slush from melting ice and snow on sidewalks sticks to the hair beneath a dog's paws, lumps of ice, often mixed with rock salt and gravel, build up between their foot pads and toes. Walking hurts.

Always wash paws with warm water after outdoor play and winter walks.

Even if there's no trace of cracks, irritation or any damage and no snow and ice to remove, it's important to wash away all traces of salt and other de-icers so a dog can't lick it off later.

Never let a dog try to chew away any lumps if ice and snow sticking to its paws or hanging from its fur.

Ingesting rock salt or chemical de-icing products can have a toxic effect.

There are pet-safe ice melting products available.

Use one of them instead of rock salt for de-icing side walks and driveways.

A safe alternative is sand or cat litter. They won't melt ice, but they'll provide added traction.

After washing, apply Vaseline or Bag Balm to foot pads to soothe irritated paws.

Apply again just before walks or outdoor play time to protect paws.

Snow and ice collecting under paws will be less of a problem for long-haired dogs if the hair on their paws is properly trimmed.

Cut long hair growing from between the pads or each foot.

Using a sharp grooming scissors, cut hair so that it's even with the pads.

If there are any mats between the pads, very carefully cut the mat out, leaving as much of the hair below the mat as possible.

Cut hair from between the toes even with the surface of the foot.

Next... trim hair from around the edge of the foot.

On dogs with long feathering on the back of their front legs, trim any excessively long hair so it does not drag on the ground.

It's important to keep a dog's nails trimmed all year long, but absolutely crucial in winter. Untrimmed nails can lead to splayed feet, sore nailbeds, and even torn nail.

When nails are extra long, the toes spread apart when walking, leaving more space for snow and ice to build up.

Doggy boots are not just a novelty for pampered pets. Even paws covered in heavy fur get cold when they get wet.

Exposure to ice, snow and salt can hurt even the toughest paws.

Well-made boots can keep a dog's paws warm and dry in rain, ice, and snow and protect them from the harmful effects of salt and de-icers.

For most dogs, it takes a little time to adjust to the new sensation of walking in boots.

To get used to wearing them, put boots on all 4 paws and have your dog just follow you around the house with a handful of treats for encouragement or go on very short walks.

Double-check the fit and make any adjustments if needed.

Next day, try to get your dog interested a favorite fun activity like chasing a ball or a favorite toy for about 10 minutes while wearing boots.

Again, double-check the fit and make any adjustments if needed.

Make sure the boots stay in place as they are supposed to be worn.

Practice enough to know that your dog is willing to wear them for a reasonable length of time before going on any long walks.

Whenever your dog is wearing boots, check frequently to make sure they're not too tight.

Never leave a dog who is wearing boots unattended.

Dr Andrew Jones Heal Your Pet Now

A Fr**ee Teleseminar..
November 25, 2006 06:48

From: Dr Andrew Jones
Author: Veterinary Secrets Revealed
Website: Veterinary Secrets Revealed

Hello, Andrew

Re: A Fr**ee Teleseminar..