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NordOsten Kennel is now feeding Inukshuk brand dog food.
This is an all life stage food and we would like to say that we are very pleased with this food, the dogs love it! To find
out more about Inukshuk call Cathy 978-432-1235 or email nordostenkennel@comcast.net
Visit NordOsten Kennel to learn more about Inukshuk




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| Organic Pet Shampoo |
A House of Suds is very pleased to introduce the first USDA Certified Organic Pet Shampoo to grateful pet owners everywhere.
Finally, a safe and nontoxic alternative to detergent and chemical cleaners is available for our furry friends. This wonderful
product is perfect for sensitive pets. A House of Suds Pet Shampoo is made from organic coconut,
olive and jojoba oils, organic aloe vera, and a combination of natural and organic essential oils. Natural rosemary extract
is the only preservative. This eco-friendly natural liquid soap product is extraordinarily mild, hypoallergenic, and free
of petroleum or animal by-products. It meets all USDA Organic Food Standards. Our factory and products are certified by NOFA
and Vermont Organic Farmers (VOF). Synthetic detergents contain many ingredients, which are toxic and harmful to our
four legged friends. Instead, conscientious pet owners should use natural liquid soap products designed with your pet’s
health and well-being in mind. Dogs should be bathed every month to remove accumulated toxins that can make them more susceptible
to disease. However, excessive bathing, especially with improper cleaning products, may remove natural oils and dry out a
pet’s skin and coat. Many animals develop sensitivities to the detergent chemicals commonly used in pet shampoos
today. Because no chemical detergents, synthetic fragrances, colors, or antimicrobial preservatives are used in A House of
Suds Pet Shampoo, the possibility of sensitivity reactions is greatly reduced. The natural essential
oil blend also helps to repel fleas and ticks without poisoning your pet.
You may purchase an 8 oz. bottle of Pet Shampoo at NordOsten Kennel in
Rowley, Ma.. Call 978-432-1235 to order.

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| NuVet Plus |
Start your pet on the path to perfect health with Nuvet Plus!

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| NuJoint wafers |
Natural Flea Control and Tick Remedy. Guaranteed to Kill Fleas and Ticks Fast. Big
Sale Now! Naturally Safe with Kids and Pets.
Click here to read an article about flea & tick medicine.
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and any recalls.
Dog Food Advisor
Digestive EnzymesDigestive Enzymes, these are facilitators, and they have a different job
than dietary enzymes, in that they are present in all living matter and they are necessary for proper digestion. For our pets
to obtain proper digestion, they need digestive enzymes which are normally made by the pancreas (digestive enzymes) and are
found in the foods we would normally eat provided the food is not cooked as heated and processed the foods, human or animals,
destroys 100% of the enzymes. This forces the animals' body to depend entirely on its own pancreatic output of digestive
enzymes for digestion of the food. This is stressful on the system over a long period of time and it is called leukocytosis.
There are 4 digestive enzymes: proteases, which breaks down protein; lipases, which breaks down fats or lipids; amylases,
which breaks down carbohydrates (principally starch and sugars); and cellulases, which breaks down vegetable matter, including
fiber. The object of "breakdown" is to improve digestion by increasing the availability of nutrients. A faster
breakdown of food means the animal can process the food much quicker. I incorporate digestive enzymes into my dogs diet through
the use of 4 in 1 Probiotic/Digestive Enzymes. This product contains (digestive enzymes, probiotics, ester C - barley grass) and is compatible with any commercial food.
It is my opinion digestive enzymes in combination with probiotics (friendly yogurt-type bacteria) may well be the key
to reducing or eliminating the possibility of bloat which often leads to gastric torsion. These two extremely important elements are missing in the vast majority of commercial
dog foods and also help to keep the pH of they gut where is should be reducing the chances of systemic yeast infections that can also lead to bloat. There are only a few commercial food companies who believe digestive enzymes and
probiotics are necessary to an animal's diets, and choose to put these items back on the food after it is processed. This
is an important step in the right direction so when searching for a quality food, make sure the company uses these on their
products. I use additional digestive and probiotics in the form of 4 in 1 Probiotics for all my animal's diets, as an added measure of insurance. This is no guarantee, but it is certainly more help than we
have had so far in this struggle to control bloat and gastric torsion and other degenerative diseases.
Dietary Enzymes: The Internal Battleground Before we discuss dietary/metabolic enzymes we must understand
the correlation between antioxidant enzymes and free radicals. Free radicals kill molecules in the body, which in turn kills
off cells, and the end result of this is disease, decay, and eventually death. Free radicals are naturally occurring unstable
molecules, which damage healthy molecules by stealing electrons. They develop in the body naturally for different reasons
including normal metabolism, disease, environmental and physical stress, pollution, pesticides, medicines, injury, radiation
to name a few. To compensate, our bodies produce antioxidant enzymes to counteract free radicals and cleanse free radicals
from our systems through waste products. When we do not provide our ourselves with an adequate balanced diet, of quality 'fresh'
foods, it reduces the ability of our body to make these chemicals and chemical reactions necessary for optimum health. In
addition to diet, environmental stress and the natural aging process also effects the body's ability to make these critical
enzymes. Nature has designed it's food sources to have sufficient enzymes, provided they are not lost in the cooking
or processing of foods. However, ingesting foods which is "enzyme-empty," triggers the body's immune system in the
opposite manner and the body responds with leukocytosis. This reaction occurs after eating cooked foods or processed foods
and elevates white blood cell levels. By incorporating enzymatic rich food sources into our diet, like sprouts, we can counteract
this problem of cell damage.If we think of our nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, amino acids, etc., as being the bricks,
enzymes are necessary to build the walls. Antioxidants Antioxidants,
good guys, are the bodies scavengers, they clean the body of any free radical toxins. I think of an antioxidant as “filtersâ€
for the body and they decrease in our bodies as we age. Where can we get antioxidants? Antioxidants are found naturally
in foods in the form of: - Antioxidant Vitamins - A, C, E
- Antioxidant Minerals - Selenium, Zinc
- Antioxidant
Enzymes - in the form of dietary enzymes found in certain foods, herbs, amino acids, hormones, botanical sources etc..
An Illustration:Your car needs gasoline to run. Gasoline is the energy that powers the
car to run. Your body needs oxygen to run. Oxygen is the energy that powers a body. In both cases this production
of energy = produces byproducts or toxic waste, which need to be eliminated. Cars do it through exhaust system and the body
through it's waste system.
Dietary enzyme supplementation is critical for protecting our bodies against damage
at a cellular level. Dietary enzymes provide anti-aging properties that minimizes the ravages of time on our bodies. In humans,
damage is seen as wrinkles, liver spots, arthritis, and other degenerative diseases caused when free radicals kill off molecules
in the body. These are some of the benefits of dietary enzyme supplementation to a diet. - reduces the effects
of aging, wrinkles, liverspots etc.
- aids in disease prevention
- aids in the prevention of cancer and debilitating
diseases
- minimizes the negative effects of cancer therapies
- reduces the size of cancerous tumors
- boosts
the immune system
- reduces inflammation /soreness of muscle and joint pain
- retards periodontal disease
- retards
the progression of disease processes
- prevention of heart disease
- speeds healing after surgery
- prevention
of “reperfusion†after bloat/torsion surgery
- reduces the negative effects of inoculations
- reduces
the negative effects of anesthetics
- aids in reproduction problems, regulating cycles, infertility and sterility
- cleanses
the system from allergic reactions
The older we get the more our body depends on enzyme rich food sources to produce
adequate levels of our bodies needed enzymes. One way to provide these enzymes is through a whole food supplements like Nzymes pet treats/granulas or human capsules. Some of the uses associated with this product is its ability to favorably enhanced vitality in the animal in relation
to muscle-skeletal decline, arthritis, hip dysplasia,wobblers, HOD, OCD, Pano,diabetes, thyroid, allergic reactions, skin,urinary and liver problems, gastric torsion, and cancer. Healing and Vaccines I think dietary enzymes and digestive enzymes
are a must for animals going through major surgery, particularly after torsion surgery. In addition we notice that when our puppies are taking enzymes prior cropping, they tend to come out of anesthesia
quicker and heal faster. During vaccinations the enzymes help to eliminate toxins from the body and have been very effective
in countering the effects of vaccinosis. Here is an article on how to help prevent vaccine reactions I hope this article clarifies the difference between Dietary Enzymes and Digestive Enzymes.
Hayes Haus feeds Life's Abundance Dog Food.
Never heard of Life's Abundance
Dog Food? That's because it never hit a pet store chain, warehouse or grocery store. Their food is only delivered fresh
directly from the manufacturer. This way the food is always fresh, never sitting for more than 4-6 weeks before it is shipped
to a customer. Most dog foods sit for months or even years in storage before they are sold and by then, the nutritional value
of the food is compromised. They only
use human grade ingredients when making their pet foods. No animal grade products what so ever. Animal grade products can
include meat from animals that are dead, dying, diseased, disabled or drugged. Our dog's food should be the same quality as
out own and Life's abundance is. Life's Abundance dog food is corn & gluten free, no artificial colors or flavors. Many
dogs are allergic to gluten and it can be found in so many of the run of the mill dog foods. Life's Abundance is also wheat
free. Gluten and wheat are not necessary nutritional substance, they are used as cheap fillers. Life's Abundance is nutrient-dense,
so you don't have to feed as much as other brands to provide a higher level of nutrition. Simply by improving nutritional
intake, you could help your pet enjoy a more vital and healthy life, year after year. To put your pet on the path to better health with improved nutrition, Choose Life's Abundance.
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