Success Stories from Pet Owners (PAGE 5)

Earl

Our dog Earl is not just a family pet, he is a family member. Earl is ten years old. Over the past few years has suffered from terrible allergies and has become increasingly sluggish. After talking to you, we realized the importance of adding high quality vitamins to his diet. However, because of his many allergies, I was hesitant about placing an order until I knew exactly what was in the vitalife formula. I called and left you a voice-mail describing my questions and concerns. I never expected that it would actually be you who would call me back. We had a great conversation and your knowledge of, and concern for, animals really impressed me! That combined with our assurance that the formula contained no poultry or rice convinced me to place an order. We noticed a difference in Earl after the first week. He has been taking PAAWS-VitaLife for one month now, and we've noticed great improvement. He exhibits more energy on his morning walks and at playtime. This is the first summer in about four years that he has not had to go for monthly allergy shots.

Earl is a very satisfied customer... so are we!

Michelle, Gary, and "Earl"
Ontario, Canada

Walker

Update on my dog Walker:

We have decreased Walker to ½ the dose of Rimadyl (only 1 pill in the am and none in pm) for 7 days and he is doing fine. In fact, there seems to be an increase in his "puppy like" activity. He's a little more frisky, wants to play more; he can get up from lying down just fine, and runs with ease.

Thanks,

Pam
Scottsdale, Arizona

Jagger

Thanks Dr. Carol...You and your PAAWS-VitaLife product are awesome!!!! My dog Jagger is 14 years old now and somebody just asked me if he was a puppy!!! I just had to write to tell you that!

Steven
Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Rachel

Thank you Dr. Carol. I received my order of PAAWS-Vitalife today in the mail. Rachel is such a finicky eater. I have to boil chicken for her and grind it. She eats it sparingly. I discovered that anything in larger chunks will not digest. Ground food will. But, it has to taste good, too. We discovered an ulcer 2 months ago. She was very ill then and almost died. Last fall she had pancreatitis, then 2 months ago she quit eating, began throwing up, having black, tarry stools, and we found the ulcer. Then a couple of weeks later, a huge dog came into our yard, picked her up and shook her violently. She was not hurt badly, but one of the dog's teeth did sink into he upper back. It didn't hit an organ or a bone. She was very sore for days. Now, this has happened.

Additionally, I found a story on the Internet about a dog that was in Rachel's condition, except he'd been given 48 hours to live. Long story short, the vet asked the owners if they thought their tap water was poisonous turns out it had high salt content which contributed to shutting down the dog's kidneys. They put the dog on distilled water, he Iived past the 48 hours and lived 4 years longer. I rushed to my vet's office and gave them the information and they admitted never having thought of it. They ran an electrolyte test and said that they weren't out of whack, but there were a couple of other tests that showed that it was possible, though not conclusive, that perhaps this could be a contributing factor to Rachel's situation. We put her on distilled water and Vitalife

The vet said that her tests were slightly better than before--not to get too excited, but they weren't at all worse, and they were a tad better. The day before he had told me that it was almost hopeless. So, we decided to give her distilled water and Vitalife from now on just in case.

Thank you so much. I'll keep you posted. If you have any other ideas don't hesitate to advise me. Rachel is the most important thing in my life. I love her so much. She has been my constant companion for 11 years, and it's absolutely killing me to see this happening to her.

Roberta
Salt Lake ity, Utah

Amos

I had Amos neutered last November and he's put on pounds ever since, despite less feed. I had him on NSAIDs for pain relief and all he would do then is sleep. I started him on your products, cut back on the NSAIDs and Amos is now on the move. On our two short walks daily, he'll sniff around and stuff while I go on ahead. Then he RUNS to catch up with me. He runs on ahead, voluntarily! Hopefully, he can lose enough weight to eliminate the NSAIDs altogether. I'm tempted to try your product myself, but I'm no liver lover. Amos, however, will almost start drooling when I shake the bottle.

Thanks,

Steve
Kansas City

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