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Dr Ian Billinghurt's most important piece of writing is the book "Give Your Dog A Bone." Because cats and dogs have different food requirements, cats are obligate carnivores while dogs are omnivores with a carnivorous background, he decided they each needed their own book, and that he would write the dog book first. Thus was born "Give Your Dog a Bone." This book was launched at a three-day Bichon Frise conference in western Sydney on the 17th November 1993. The book was advertised in all the canine breeder magazines throughout Australia.
"Give Your Dog a Bone" proved an instant hit, with many breeders adopting its ideas. Since that time it has been making steady inroads into the minds of breeders and dog owners throughout Australia and overseas. To date, nearly forty thousand copies of this book have sold.
"Give Your Dog a Bone" is the book that began the worldwide BARF dietary revolution for pets and remains THE BOOK to read on the subject of BARF. It remains the practical common sense way to feed any dog for a long healthy life.
It is the only book available that deals exclusively with feeding dogs their natural or evolutionary diet. This book contains vital information for all dog owners. It is a must for the owners of new puppies. Its 320 pages are packed with practical authoritative dog feeding advice that will drastically reduce vet bills. It shows that a dog's diet, which is based on raw meaty bones, is simple to produce, promotes health and is inexpensive.
"Give Your Dog a Bone" explains why processed foods are the major cause of problems with growth, reproduction, dental and most of the degenerative diseases including problems like cancer, diabetes, arthritis, kidney failure, cardiac disease, and auto-immune diseases.
The subjects covered include:
Give Your Dog a Bone is essential background reading for his second book Grow Your Pups With Bones.
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