Hello, dog lovers. I’m a senior with over 70 years of living experience and I’ve
grown up with and raise quite a few dogs during my life time. For most of my
early life all of our pets, dogs and cats, were always fed table scraps. When I
grew up, got married and started raising my own family, for convenience, we
began feeding our pets dry dog from our local supermarket.
During the early years, our family lived mostly in rural communities or on
small farms and our dogs tended to be larger breeds that lived mostly
outdoors and roamed freely. When our children reached school age we moved
into more confining urban settings. In 1988, nearly 30 years ago, we moved to
Merritt, a small city in British Columbia, that actually had a vet. Since then our
dogs have always been confined to a fenced in back yard.
Background
Vital Health News Should Be Made Public
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NOTE: If you are unable to perform the Great Dog Poop Experiment you only
need to look at the pet food ingredient list. If the list contain any corn, wheat,
oats, (or any other commercial grains or grain products) or it contains potato or
soy products… then your pet’s poop would FAIL the Dog Poop Experiment.
Read the article below so you can understand why dog poop kills the grass and
why your pet’s health is in serious danger.
Hello, dog lovers. I’m a senior with over 70 years of
living experience and I’ve grown up with and raise quite
a few dogs during my life time. For most of my early life
all of our pets, dogs and cats, were always fed table
scraps. When I grew up, got married and started raising
my own family, for convenience, we began feeding our
pets dry dog from our local supermarket.
During the early years, our family lived mostly in rural
communities or on small farms and our dogs tended to
be larger breeds that lived mostly outdoors and roamed
freely. When our children reached school age we moved
into more confining urban settings. In 1988, nearly 30
years ago, we moved to Merritt, a small city in British
Columbia, that actually had a vet. Since then our dogs
have always been confined to a fenced in back yard.
Background
Freddy
Health News Should Be Made Public
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We brought two poodles
with us when we moved
to Merritt. Freddy, was a
mid sized white poodle 8
years old and Ben was
Freddy’s son, a cross
poodle puppy less than a
year old.
NOTE: If you are unable to perform the Great Dog Poop
Experiment you only need to look at the pet food ingredient
list. If the list contain any corn, wheat, oats, (or any other
commercial grains or grain products) or it contains potato or
soy products… then your pet’s poop would FAIL the Dog Poop
Experiment.
Read the article below so you can understand why dog poop
kills the grass and why your pet’s health is in serious danger.
When Freddy died of old age in 2000, he’d passed his 20th birthday. Ben died
in 2004 at a respectable age of 17 years old. Neither of these dogs visited the
local vet and they were both fed dry dog food of mid range quality.
Peppi
After Freddy past away in 2000 we
acquired a new white miniature
poodle puppy named Peppi. He was
born in 2000 and he came to live with
us in 2001.
Peppi died Sept 2010
Bear
Then after Ben died in 2004 we were
given a 4 year old black poodle cross
named Bear, also born in 2000.
Bear died June 2010
Peppi and Bear both died within months of each other after suffering a short
painful illness. At the time, we never realized either dog was sick until they
had difficulty walking and began excreting bloody stool.
Both dogs were independently diagnosed with diabetes, complicated by
liver and kidney failure and had to be euthanized.
When Peppi and Bear died young and in such a short span of time we were
devastated. Looking for a cause, the only thing I could think of was that they
both had been vaccinated (we’d never vaccinated any of our other dogs and
none had died in such a painful way).
Freddy
Ben
When Freddy died of old
age in 2000, he’d passed his
20th birthday. Ben died in
2004 at a respectable age of
17 years old. Neither of
these dogs visited the local
vet and they were both fed
dry dog food of mid range
quality.
Peppi
After Freddy past away in
2000 we acquired a new
white miniature poodle
puppy named Peppi. He
was born in 2000 and he
came to live with us in
2001.
Peppi died Sept 2010
Then after Ben died in
2004 we were given a 4
year old black poodle
cross named Bear, also
born in 2000.
Bear died June 2010
Bear
Peppi and Bear both died within months of each other
after suffering a short painful illness. At the time, we
never realized either dog was sick until they had
difficulty walking and began excreting bloody stool.
Both dogs were independently diagnosed with
diabetes, complicated by liver and kidney failure and
had to be euthanized.
When Peppi and Bear died young and in such a short
span of time we were devastated. Looking for a cause,
the only thing I could think of was that they both had
been vaccinated (we’d never vaccinated any of our other
dogs and none had died in such a painful way).
Ben
Today - The Happy Ending
Bruno is now 6 years old. His
general health shows a marked
improvement and his dark reddish
brown coat has returned to it’s
former color.
BTW: Bruno’s stool no longer kills
the grass :-)
A New Puppy
Bruno
Bruno was born in the United
States in May of 2010 and made
his way to our home in Merritt in
October 2010
2 Years Ago
Brown coat turning grey
In 2014, We noticed Bruno’s general health
deteriorating and his beautiful brown coat
was starting to turn grey. He was only 4
years old and we were worried that he may
suffer and die like Peppi and Bear had.
Today - The Happy Ending
Bruno is now 6 years old. His general health shows a
marked improvement and his dark reddish brown coat
has returned to it’s former color.
BTW: Bruno’s stool no longer kills the grass :-)
A New Puppy
Bruno
Bruno was born in the United States in May of 2010 and
made his way to our home in Merritt in October 2010
2 Years Ago
Brown coat turning grey
In 2014, We noticed Bruno’s general health deteriorating
and his beautiful brown coat was starting to turn grey.
He was only 4 years old and we were worried that he
may suffer and die like Peppi and Bear had.
It is a common practice to clean up after our dogs in the back yard every
day or two, so I can mow the lawn without stepping in doo-doo. Today, as I
recall the past, it seems that it was somewhere around the year 2000 when
I first noticed that our dog’s feces started killing the grass.
I can distinctly remembering wondering what might be the cause. We were
using the same dry dog food we’d been using for years so I never imagined
that it might be the food. At the time. the dead grass was just a curiosity
without an answer.
Then two years ago, in June of 2014, I was Googling for something to help
my wife recover from a serious illness. During my search I stumbled upon a
trove of obscure scientific research identifying the root cause for most
types of chronic life style diseases. Diseases that include autism, cancer,
autoimmune diseases like MS, Type 2 diabetes, gastrointestinal disorders,
liver and kidney failure, Alzheimer,s disease, obesity etc.
This classified research showed that over 98% of the food we eat every day
is contaminated by a chemical named Glyphosate (which is the base
ingredient for Monsanto’s Roundup herbicide). It turns out that Roundup is
not only applied to Roundup ready GMO crops such as corn, soy and sugar
beets, but it is also applied to all commercial grain crops such as wheat,
oats, barley etc. and it’s even applied to commercial potato crops.
It was shocking to discover how wide spread the use of Glyphosate is and
how few people are aware that it even exists.
Most people are aware of the herbicide Roundup and that it is used to kill
weeds. But few people know about Glyphosate (the main ingredient of
Roundup), or how it works or what it does… because it is never shown on
the ingredient list of the food we eat. Most people are also unaware the
glyphosate contaminated grain is the staple diet of most of the commercial
meat we eat (including but not limited to chicken, hogs, beef and even fish).
Which of course, brings us to why dog poop kills grass. Glyphosate, the
main ingredient in Roundup, kills all living plants including grass. When our
dogs or cats eat pet food containing glyphosate, their poop will kill the
grass it falls on.
Unfortunately, almost all pet food is contaminated by glyphosate. It’s in
corn, wheat, oats, barley. It’s in sugar. It’s in soy and soy products. It’s even
found in commercially grown potatoes… and, of course, glyphosate is also
found in any meat used for pet foods because farm raised animals are fed
these contaminated grains.
In fact, the scientific evidence (hidden from the general public) is so
overwhelming that the World Health Organization (WHO) has listed
Glyphosate as a probable carcinogen. This prestigious UN agency wouldn’t
take such a drastic step lightly. Monsanto has a very powerful lobby.
The Back Story
It is a common practice to clean up after our dogs in
the back yard every day or two, so I can mow the lawn
without stepping in doo-doo. Today, as I recall the
past, it seems that it was somewhere around the year
2000 when I first noticed that our dog’s feces started
killing the grass.
I can distinctly remembering wondering what might be
the cause. We were using the same dry dog food we’d
been using for years so I never imagined that it might
be the food. At the time. the dead grass was just a
curiosity without an answer.
Then two years ago, in June of 2014, I was Googling for
something to help my wife recover from a serious
illness. During my search I stumbled upon a trove of
obscure scientific research identifying the root cause
for most types of chronic life style diseases. Diseases
that include autism, cancer, autoimmune diseases like
MS, Type 2 diabetes, gastrointestinal disorders, liver
and kidney failure, Alzheimer,s disease, obesity etc.
This classified research showed that over 98% of the
food we eat every day is contaminated by a chemical
named Glyphosate (which is the base ingredient for
Monsanto’s Roundup herbicide). It turns out that
Roundup is not only applied to Roundup ready GMO
crops such as corn, soy and sugar beets, but it is also
applied to all commercial grain crops such as wheat,
oats, barley etc. and it’s even applied to commercial
potato crops.
It was shocking to discover how wide spread the use
of Glyphosate is and how few people are aware that it
even exists.
Most people are aware of the herbicide Roundup and
that it is used to kill weeds. But few people know
about Glyphosate (the main ingredient of Roundup),
or how it works or what it does… because it is never
shown on the ingredient list of the food we eat. Most
people are also unaware the glyphosate contaminated
grain is the staple diet of most of the commercial meat
we eat (including but not limited to chicken, hogs, beef
and even fish).
Which of course, brings us to why dog poop kills grass.
Glyphosate, the main ingredient in Roundup, kills all
living plants including grass. When our dogs or cats
eat pet food containing glyphosate, their poop will kill
the grass it falls on.
Unfortunately, almost all pet food is contaminated by
glyphosate. It’s in corn, wheat, oats, barley. It’s in
sugar. It’s in soy and soy products. It’s even found in
commercially grown potatoes… and, of course,
glyphosate is also found in any meat used for pet
foods because farm raised animals are fed these
contaminated grains.
In fact, the scientific evidence (hidden from the
general public) is so overwhelming that the World
Health Organization (WHO) has listed Glyphosate as a
probable carcinogen. This prestigious UN agency
wouldn’t take such a drastic step lightly. Monsanto has
a very powerful lobby.
The Back Story
In the end, it turns out that our “Great Dog Poop Experiment”, is the only
visual and physical evidence of Glyphosate contamination. If Glyphosate
still retains enough power to kill the grass after passing through a pets gut
think of the damage it does while its passing through their digestive
system.
When animals consumes glyphosate contaminated food, scientific studies
shows that Glyphosate functions exactly like an antibiotic (anti-life). With
every mouth full of contaminated food, glyphosate slowly destroys the
animals healthy gut biome, and consequently, destroying the immune
system as well.
If you discovered your pet’s poop killed the grass it lay on, then you have
been feeding your pet commercial pet food and you will find such things as
corn, wheat, barley, potatoes, chicken, pork or beef as ingredients.
“CERTAIN CONTENT THAT APPEARS ON THIS SITE COMES FROM AMAZON SERVICES LLC.
THIS CONTENT IS PROVIDED 'AS IS' AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR REMOVAL AT ANY TIME.”
FINIS: People don’t normally drop their own feces on their lawns to see if it
kills the grass, but if they did, you would recognized that Glyphosate not only
contaminates the food you feed you pet, it also contaminated the food we all
eat.. If you would like to know more about Glyphosate “The Devil’s Brew”
visit our Health & Wellness Revolution web site.
To protect your pet from serious illness and death you need to stop
feeding your pet Glyphosate contaminated food and start feeding it
natural, organic food. You will also need to provide supplemental
probiotics to help repair the damage done to your pets gut biome.
Finding pet food that is not contaminated by Glyphosate is extremely
difficult. Over the last couple of years we’ve been feeding our dog Bruno
rice, hamburger and pumpkin with probiotic supplements. It’s only
recently that a few organic, grain free, choices have become available.
Click on the images below for a sample of what’s available right now.
BTW: The Great Poop Experiment also applies to all animals that are fed
grain products, including but not limited to, cats, rabbits, gerbils, chickens
or pigs. So check your pet food for grain or potato ingredients.
In the end, it turns out that our “Great Dog Poop
Experiment”, is the only visual and physical evidence
of Glyphosate contamination. If Glyphosate still
retains enough power to kill the grass after passing
through a pets gut think of the damage it does while
its passing through their digestive system.
When animals consumes glyphosate contaminated
food, scientific studies shows that Glyphosate
functions exactly like an antibiotic (anti-life). With
every mouth full of contaminated food, glyphosate
slowly destroys the animals healthy gut biome, and
consequently, destroying the immune system as well.
If you discovered your pet’s poop killed the grass it lay
on, then you have been feeding your pet commercial
pet food and you will find such things as corn, wheat,
barley, potatoes, chicken, pork or beef as ingredients.
“CERTAIN CONTENT THAT APPEARS ON THIS SITE COMES FROM AMAZON SERVICES LLC.
THIS CONTENT IS PROVIDED 'AS IS' AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR REMOVAL AT ANY TIME.”
FINIS: People don’t normally drop their own feces on
their lawns to see if it kills the grass, but if they did, you
would recognized that Glyphosate not only contaminates
the food you feed you pet, it also contaminated the food
we all eat.. If you would like to know more about
Glyphosate “The Devil’s Brew” visit our
Health & Wellness Revolution web site.
BTW: The Great Poop Experiment also applies to all
animals that are fed grain products, including but not
limited to, cats, rabbits, gerbils, chickens or pigs. So
check your pet food for grain or potato ingredients.
To protect your pet from serious illness and death you
need to stop feeding your pet Glyphosate
contaminated food and start feeding it natural,
organic food. You will also need to provide
supplemental probiotics to help repair the damage
done to your pets gut biome.
Finding pet food that is not contaminated by
Glyphosate is extremely difficult. Over the last couple
of years we’ve been feeding our dog Bruno rice,
hamburger and pumpkin with probiotic supplements.
It’s only recently that a few organic, grain free, choices
have become available.
Click on the images below for a sample of what’s
available right now.