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Monthly BARF Day, Monday, January 9th
 

What to feed puppies and kittens

 

 

 

 
 January 2012
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BARF DAYS:  2nd Monday of the month; 1- 6pm:
 
Partial Schedule for 2012
January 9th, Feb 13th, March 12th 
 
SERVICES OFFERED:
 
NUTRITION CONSULTATIONS:
BY APPOINTMENT - IN PERSON OR BY TELEPHONE-
$125.00
 INCLUDES:
1) Booklet on importance of enzymes
2) Questionnaire encompassing Body, Mind, Spirit, Environment
3) Plan of action to keep your pet in the best of health
BODY WORK:
BY APPOINTMENT,
$55 for :45 - 1hour session or
$130 for 3 prepaid sessions

PET SITTING:
$16 PER VISIT up to 3 small/med sized pets  
910-279-2988

  
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Happy New Year!!
 
Monthly BARF day this month- is Monday, January 9th. Please plan ahead to get enough food/supplements until the next BARF day.
 
Please review the particulars below:

 
Morning Deliveries - please notify me ANYTIME before 6pm on January 8th if you want a delivery.  There is a $5.00 delivery charge
Food & Supplement Pick -up at my location will be in the afternoon from 1 - 6pm. (contact me for appointment)

BARF DAYS:  2nd Monday of the month; 1- 6pm:

 

Partial Schedule for 2012
 

Monday, January 9th, February 13th, March 12th
To your Pet's Health!!!
 
Lilly, Bozworth  











Carol


Carol Dorsey
Carols Pet Cafe, LLC 
Over 10 years' experience of holistic healing alternatives for Dogs and Cats 
Wilmington, NC 
910-279-2988
 
 
 
                    DID YOU KNOW??
     Diet for Puppies and Kittens

 

Many folks ask me what they should feed their new puppy or kitten.  Answer:  Raw, raw, raw.  Puppies and kittens are growing at an exponential rate and need all the highest quality nutrients possible for their bodies to develop properly.  The raw diet is critical to offer their bodies and minds the appropriate building blocks to lay down a strong foundation at this juncture in their life. 

The amount to feed is still based on their body weight, but because they are puppies & kittens and growing rapidly, typically they are fed 1.5 to 2 times the amount needed to feed an adult dog or cat.  The raw diets I offer are formulated for all stages of the life of a dog or cat; there is no differentiation.  They just need species appropriate nutrients that will help them thrive and have the best quality of life a human can offer to them.