An environmental journalist verifies and documents this South Afrikan woman’s ability toactually have clear communication with animals. You are in for a treat.
Fish Vaccination, A Brief overview by Dr. Marian McLouglin, Aquatic Veterinary Services
PRESENTATION PLAN
Rationale for fish vaccination
What diseases do we want to control?
Ideal fish vaccines
Ideal fish vaccines
Types of vaccine available
Route of vaccine administration
Current vaccines and their efficacy and
Current vaccines and their efficacy and
Recommended vaccination programmes
Adverse reactions
VLA COMMENT: I understand that we have already destroyed 97% of eatable fish. But vaccines for fish…this is beyond the pale!!!
Dr. Becker: How to Know If the Poultry in Your Pet’s Food Is Chicken… or Roadkill
Mike Adams, Natural News:
Excerpt: Pet food manufacturers add dangerous preservatives and vitamin fortifications that actually make your pets’ food less healthy.
“Chicken by-products include head, feet, entrails, lungs, spleen, kidneys, brain, liver, stomach, bones, blood, intestines, and any other part of the carcass not fit for human consumption,” writes Henry Pasternak in Healing Animals with Nature’s Cures. Ann M. Martin describes the process in Food Pets Die For: “At the rendering plant a machine slowly grinds the entire mess in huge vats. Then this product is cooked at temperatures between 220 degrees Fahrenheit and 270 degrees Fahrenheit for 20 minutes to one hour. The mixture is centrifuged (spun at a high speed) and the grease (or tallow) rises to the top and it is removed from the mixture. Read more…
The fight over rbGH (recombinant bovine growth hormone) continues, even under new ownership.
After acquiring rbGH from Monsanto, Elanco (part of Eli Lilly) has stepped up efforts to convince milk processors and the wider food industry that milk from rbGH-injected cows is safe. Central to their new campaign is a paper, commissioned through PR company Porter-Novelli, from eight prominent experts and academics in medicine and dairy science (Recombinant bovine somatotropin (rbST): a safety assessment). Critics point out the false endorsements of the paper demanding clarification and adjustment. One of the authors seems unconcerned with the flagrant falsity…saying.. “Its only a scientific paper”. Read more…
Dust mite allergies are extremely common among dogs and cats (and humans), but because house dust mites are microscopic, many pet owners think they couldn’t possibly present much of a problem. Read more…