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This book is divided into three parts. Part 1: Feeding dogs with bones and raw food, Part 2: is about breeding and feeding, Part 3: Growth without developing HIP or elbow displaysia.
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
If you have a pup and are contemplating a BARF diet this book is a mustand a great addition to any library. If you have one of the larger breedespically a gaint(like me) give them best chance of a fantastic long lifewith the help of this book.
The only fault I found with this book isBillinghurst did not publish his refernces ( As Lonsdeal did in Raw MeatyBones). I personally would like to be able to corss referance some of thestudies that he mentions.
The only fault I found with this book isBillinghurst did not publish his refernces ( As Lonsdeal did in Raw MeatyBones). I personally would like to be able to corss referance some of thestudies that he mentions.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Whereas "Give your dog a Bone" is about the BARF diet in general, this book very much deals with the nutrition and care of puppies - from antenatal into adulthood. Once again, Mr Billinghurst is a tad repetitive, but it does get the point home. His advice is sound and thorough, from feeding and nutrition to exercise, and it does force you to question the commercial pet food industry and how it brainwashes our newly trained vets. It helps you to see that what is perhaps convenient and "tasteful" for us, is not good for our dogs. The section on bone diseases is heavy going, but sound, glaringly obvious and frightening. My 17 week old pup munches happily on her food as do my older dogs. She is calm and full of energy, lean and strong. I would NEVER go back to commercial foods even if I was paid.
37 of 40 people found the following review helpful
I read this book after putting my three Airedale Terriers on the BARF diet with amazing results. This book goes into more detail of the problems caused by inappropriate feeding of our dogs, ie on commercial dog food. I found the chapter on hip dysplasia particularly informative and interesting. I wish more breeders would listen to Dr Billinghurst and his unique approach to dog nutrition. Most people feed their pups and bitches on tried and tested means and on advice from their vet, this book tells you all the things the vets don't. I know many dog breeders and I will certainly recommend they read this book. Excellent, read for yourself!
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Essential Reading for ALL Dog Owners
This book should not be restricted to dog owners wishing to breed or raise puppies. Anybody who already has a dog or is considering getting a dog should read this book. Read more
Published on 12 Sep 2009 by AmandaJane4NESSR
Not very impressed
I bought this book, entitled "Grow Your Pup with Bones" expecting to find a comprehensive guide to feeding my puppy. Read more
Published on 16 July 2007 by JoJo
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