Dog Nutrition

Eric O'Grey tenía un sobrepeso de 70 kilos, estaba deprimido y enfermo. Después de toda una vida de hacer dietas fallidas y con diabetes tipo 2, Eric acudió a un nuevo médico, quien sorprendentemente le prescribió que adoptara a un perro. Fue entonces cuando conoció a Peety: un perro obeso, de mediana edad y olvidado que, como él, había visto días mejores. Los dos se adoptaron y comenzaron un viaje increíble, formando un vínculo de amor incondicional que cambió para siempre sus vidas.

"Wir müssen damit aufhören, ständig auf unsere Defizite zu achten." Christian Peter Dogs ist Klinikleiter und Fachararzt für Psychiatrie und Psychosomatik. Er hat viele tausend Menschen behandelt, die an Depressionen, Ängsten und den Folgen traumatischer Ereignisse litten - mit ungewöhnlichen und sehr erfolgreichen Konzepten. Seine Erfahrungen zeigen: Es gibt Auswege. Und vor allem: Wir selbst können jede Menge für unsere seelische Gesundheit tun.

If dogs could talk, what would they say is the best diet to keep them in tiptop condition? Would they recommend a selection of cans and packets from the supermarket. Or would they recommend half a chicken and a fresh rabbit? In Work Wonders, Dr. Lonsdale looks at the dietary needs of dogs from a dog’s perspective, taking account of Nature’s teachings, easily understood science and sound common sense.

Dog and Cat do not get along. But when they're forced to share a room, they agree to be on their best behavior...until Dog won't stop sniffing. Cat won't stop primping. Dog won't stop howling. Cat won't stop scratching. And when it comes to the litter box...sharing is not an option! What will it take to bring Dog and Cat together? Find out in Chris Gall's comic clash that brings out the best (and worst) in two very different pets.

If you can ride a bike across town, you can ride across the country. And all that spandex? It's totally optional. With this book, learn what to eat, where to sleep, how to find a route that works for you, what to pack, crack logistics for transporting your bike, the all-important psychology of touring, and why training sucks.

Unlike many books on this topic, Boynton doesn't outline a complicated system of exercise and nutrition. Instead, he leads you through a gentle conversation that deals with your unique desires, fears, and inner challenges.