Palm City, Florida – When the Humane Society of Vero Beach and Indian River County issued a public plea for assistance, after their dog population doubled in a single day, a company headquarted in Palm City stepped up to the plate … literally.

Seventy-five Chihuahuas and one Pug were dropped off at the shelter on October 19th, when a local breeder hit hard by the economy determined she could no longer operate her business.

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If you would like to feed your pet a human quality pet food (for about 50 cents a day) then you need to get back with the person who sent you to this website right away.  If you just stumbled upon our website, then click here to contact us.  We also have a home based busines opportunity for you to share our superior products and get paid!

We are greatly pleased to bring onboard our newest team member, Dr. Sarah Wooten, DVM. 

Dr. Sarah will help us educate consumers about pet health as well as work with Dr. Jane on a number of other pet-related projects. In what follows, we present to you a brief bio detailing Dr. Sarah’s story. We believe that she will bring to Trilogy a new perspective on how to reach a broader audience, in order to help our valued Field Reps to sign up new customers and build healthy downlines.

With the addition of Dr. Sarah, Dr. Jane will be able to more fully dedicate her time and energy to formulating new products, researching advances in nutritional science and playing a stronger leadership role in the charitable efforts of the Dr. Jane’s HealthyPetNet Foundation.

The tide continues to turn in favor of the pet food market thanks to natural, wellness, and new products making waves.

Despite the struggling economy, sales of pet food have generally held strong as most pet owners remain committed to feeding and caring for their pets.  According to the latest data, pet food and pet care supplies have risen 2% from 2008 to 2009 to a whopping $27.5 billion.

Here is yet another website claiming to help you decide what you should feed your pet.  In this case, it is from a website called dogfoodanalysis.com.  While I applaud the efforts of such websites to alert people about junk dog foods, they also seem to be just as misguided as the people they hope to help.

Below is a critique that was offered by 'dog food analysis' regarding Lifes Abundance Holistic Dog Food by Dr. Jane Bicks.  Some of the information is outdated, but even if it was current, it would be inaccurate.  You will find the 'dog food analysis' comments in green and my comments in blue.

 

Written by John Albrecht | 18 August 2009

Below is a common pet food comparison test found on the internet.  No doubt, the people who constructed this test are sincere, just sincerely wrong.  Below is a copy of the test with my response to each item in red.  Hopefully this helps you to better present why Lifes Abundance is a superior option to what is found in the commercial marketplace.