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holistic, healthy, hypoallergenic dog foods pet foods – an introduction april 14th, 2009 purchase holistic pet food here i am often asked two questions, either individually or at the same time. how did i get my business started – and what exactly is ‘holistic nutrition’ ? the two questions are linked like a chain, inseparable for me with neither a beginning nor an end! it is a subject matter which is constantly evolving in relationship to my knowledge and understanding. in this respect the two questions have completely different answers but relate directly to one another in my story. i have been involved in the philosophy of diet and health since my mid twenties. thirty years of interest stemming from repeated visits to my gp with eczema which i was plagued by for about 4 years. i still can remember the half-sleeping, half-waking feeling and clawing at my legs or arms. getting up in the middle of the night, looking for the cream for some relief and then back to sleep. another month would pass and back at the gp for some other cream until i finally asked for an appointment at the homeopathic hospital in glasgow – my gp’s response was sharp and to the point…. as was mine “ i don’t think that will do much good” to which i replied “well neither have the creams so it’s worth a try” in those days the demand on the homeopathic hospital was very limited so the appointment came in a week later for the following week. it was an experience i will never forget! the doctor sat me down and asked questions about my diet, lifestyle and took about 20 minutes to complete the questions, writing everything down and then he asked to look at the eczema. he looked me over then asked if he could bring in a colleague who spent less than 2 minutes looking me up and down. he asked me to dress and then sat me down and explained that major lifestyle changes which were needed, including diet. he handed me 2 sheets of paper – one listed foods to avoid and the other had suggestions for various meals. he explained that the homeopathic sulphur tablets were to be taken until my whole body was covered in a rash and that i should stop them immediately this happened. all being well, he explained, if i followed the diet and took the tablets, then the resulting rash would clear away the eczema. he even gave me his direct phone number should i have any questions or concerns. it was a saturday morning i stopped the homeopathic sulphur – i was covered from head to toe in a terrible rash and in a panic – i phoned the number and sure enough he answered, explained again and reassured me everything would be fine in a day or so. the eczema was gone by the monday! my own gp never saw me again for about 4 years! i had a passionate hobby at that time – i owned, trained and raced greyhounds. morning noon and night was spent with these lovely animals but one thing which prevailed was that they too would have bouts of weeping eczema, scratching etc. i changed their diet – i cut out the refined foods, the chemicals, the milk. i introduced brown rice, i was cooking it anyway, i cut way back on the protein and the dogs started to change shape. the changes in my dogs were unbelievable. one of my dogs won thirteen races in a row. other dog owners were bringing their dogs to me explaining they could not get them to race, and asking if i could help. i told them i would need the dog for about 6 weeks. they were subsequently accused of using drugs when their dogs started winning races. that said, it wasn’t all about the diet. it was clear to me then as it is now, that spending time walking, grooming, massaging, talking and developing their natural interest in the open countryside, contributed to their spiritual and physical wellbeing. i didn’t really know it then but what i was doing was looking after these dogs in a holistic way and they thrived!!! my brother had trained as a vet and had studied macrobiotics. it gave meaning to what i had experienced personally and with my dogs. a dog food was developed and off we went. i spent the next 12 years working with people and dogs, reading books and attending lectures. i finished up in the usa where i met and spoke with some of the world renowned practitioners of holistic veterinary medicine including dr ian billinghirst, author of “barf”. dr. martin goldstein, author of “the nature of animal healing” dr gregory tilfors and his wife, authors of “herbs for pets”. dr, jean dodds, an authority and fierce advocate for stopping vaccine administration. i spent four days in the company of professor lon lewis who was one of the original authors of “small animal clinical nutrition” – the precursor of the hills prescription diets. his co-author, professor mark morris went on to form the morris institute – probably the largest animal nutritional organisation in the world. i was reading books like “healing with whole foods” “new foods for healing”, “the textbook for natural health” “the encyclopaedia of natural medicine”. i simply couldn’t get enough; it was fascinating and absorbing and each one of them had something to offer towards both the health of humanity and our pets. life has turning points, things that change your focus and direction in life and sometimes those little changes add up to a huge life change. my eldest brother was diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma – cancer! i read and talked to many people about it and by good fortune met geoff d’arcy, ironically at the american holistic vet conference in durham, north carolina. geoff was originally from bristol, so we had a common thread in our heritage, and i explained my brother’s predicament. i got an amazing lecture on herbs and how combinations of herbs can impact on the body. he made up a collection of herbal formulas and sent them to my brother in ireland. even the doctors were asking what he was on by the time his treatment was finished. the results had been astounding and my interest in herbs was once again revived. (i had been invited by the scottish school of herbal medicine to do a degree in herbal medicine a few years earlier) reading up on cancer combined with what i had already learned gave me insight to the array of developing philosophies which encompassed old with new. the gerson therapy, herbal therapy, traditional chinese medicine, modern science – they were all having an influence on how i looked at the health of both humans and dogs. macrobiotics, a diet and health philosophy which i had been used to working with, was good and although based on a historic concept it was almost revolutionary as far as pets were concerned in the uk. as my reading continued, i realised it had limitations and flaws when compared to emerging knowledge and experience. i was unhappy with not only the limitations of the existing philosophy but the emphasis on the rewards of business activity rather that what i felt was the true purpose – that of enabling pet owners to make informed choices for the health of their pets. the real turning point for me was the emergence of a product a good friend nicknamed pork scratchings’ – pig skin deep fried in fat – it had all the idiosyncratic features of mars bars deep fried – a special menu-item in scottish chippy’s in the 70’s! this was commercialism no different from any other pet food company where profits became the driving factor. for me it was a betrayal of what we had represented. it was that priority which led me to establish the land of holistic pets and the process of separation of involvement with my brother and his business, began. i felt then that my principles were in danger of being compromised – time to move on! holistic is fast becoming the buzzword these days for our animal companions – pet food companies have latched onto it and everywhere we turn we hear the term, but its meaning and use has no universal definition. travelling around the country a few people would pose the question “what did i understand by the term holistic nutrition ?”. i then began to realise

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