I am so proud and pleased. Dr. Lisa Pierson - whose acquaintance I was lucky enough to make many years ago when I was first noodling around the whole cat nutrition question - is featured in an extensive interview published by Mercola's Dr. Karen Becker. The link to the story is here. And the interview itself is below. Like my website credits say, Dr. Pierson is a California veterinarian who works unbelievably hard to save countless cats from misery, pain, and abuse through tireless and often heartbreaking rescue work. She's helped to keep me on the straight and narrow when it comes to interpreting and deciphering the professional literature on feline nutrition. If you've not spent time reading and absorbing the great details on her website, what are you waiting for?
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1/22/2015 07:18:14 pm
My two favorite people coming together! Wonderful interview!
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Patty Spaulding
7/2/2015 12:48:45 pm
I just have to tell you about the wonderful success I have had with my kitty, Sweetie. She has been so very sick with severe food allergies, and IBS for the last two years. I found your web site about a month ago, and just read story after story. I have tried everything the vet recommended, and every natural suggested cure in the world I ran across. Sweetie was dying slowly before my eyes and I felt helpless to stop it. After I read about the raw food diet, I decided to go for it. Why not? Nothing had worked so far. I ordered my meat grinder, got my vitiams, purchased some duck, and tried it out. Sweetie has been eating her raw duck diet for about nine days now. She is gaining weight, she no longer has the poops, and she feels so much better. Thank you for everything you do. I know that you have saved her life! So very grateful to you I can't tell you enough.😊
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7/27/2019 07:41:28 pm
I too found Dr Lisa Pierson's fabulous website and also got the grinder, the vitamins, the jars and an extra refrigerater to hold the food. MY first cat David managed to live to the ripe age of 19 years on Mixed Grill food only. I suspect that during that time they 1970's perhaps the canned cat food was better than in 2018. I have been feeding my cats Dr. Pierson's raw food diet for the last 8 years with wonderful results. My oldest cat, Tasmin who is 16 years old, a purebred Abyssinian with papers that I adopted 8 years ago has just been diagnosed with Renal failure sadly. My only thought is that perhaps he was given high carbohydrate food for the first 8 years of his life before he came to me. He was a very unhappy guy when we first adopted him for sure. It took him years to open up and become the fantastic loving loyal guy that he is today. At first we did not think that he could purr. He never did and he shrunk from us whenever we reached out to pet him. He is kept inside because even though he is neutered, he would fight with other cats in the neighborhood and on the other hand would sit on the curb of the street and let strangers pick him up taking him home until we would get a call from a veterinarian who scanned his chip. No more going out for our guy after that.
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