Traditional Food for DOGS and CATS- I need your help!

[Guest guest]

Several of you know I've been working on a serious " pet " project, that of turning

the local

100% grass fed beef into the ultimate pet food. Wow, three long years of

research later

IT'S FINALLY DONE! I just got it into the very first store last Friday!

The food is delicious for dogs, and is made from Thousand Hills Omega 3 fat

beef, RAW, 5

kinds of organic sprouts RAW and about 20 of Jerry Brunetti's nutriceuticals~

It's high

enough in Iodine, Selenium, Copper and Zinc to eliminate the need for

vaccinations

(except the legal rabies every 3 years), heartworm testing and preventative,

worming, flea

and tick meds and most vet visits (of course, the FDA won't allow medical claims

so it's not

on the label as such). Nonetheless, that saves a lot of money and pain. I'm

working o the

CAT version but for now merely add a pound of any good meat to a pound of the

dog and

it is perfect for cats!

WHAT I NEED is for about 100 people to trickle into the CHUCK & DONS pet store

over on

Minnetonka Blvd, just past Lake Calhoun (In the Calhoun Village Shopping center

where

Barne's and Nobles bookstore is, MGM liquor and other shops) and BUY A POUND of

my

food~! If the product sells well, they will put me in all 13 of their stores.

Real health food

for dogs. The food is $3.99 a pound and one pound will satisfy a 65-70# dog for

one

day. Small dogs get a portion of that.

The ALL RAW food is called RESTORATION RAW PET FOOD (see

www.restorationrawpetfood.com) and it's in it's own freezer over along the

wall. All help

GREATLY APPRECIATED!

Thanks a lot!

Will Winter

[Guest guest]

Will - I have 3 cats, and eating raw meat upsets their digestion, but I'm

worried that cooking the meat would mean they don't get enough taurine. Can

you reassure me on that point? I currently give them a mixture of wet food

and kibble...

Janette

> Several of you know I've been working on a serious " pet " project, that of

> turning the local

> 100% grass fed beef into the ultimate pet food. Wow, three long years of

> research later

> IT'S FINALLY DONE! I just got it into the very first store last Friday!

>

> The food is delicious for dogs, and is made from Thousand Hills Omega 3 fat

> beef, RAW, 5

> kinds of organic sprouts RAW and about 20 of Jerry Brunetti's

> nutriceuticals~ It's high

> enough in Iodine, Selenium, Copper and Zinc to eliminate the need for

> vaccinations

> (except the legal rabies every 3 years), heartworm testing and

> preventative, worming, flea

> and tick meds and most vet visits (of course, the FDA won't allow medical

> claims so it's not

> on the label as such). Nonetheless, that saves a lot of money and pain.

> I'm working o the

> CAT version but for now merely add a pound of any good meat to a pound of

> the dog and

> it is perfect for cats!

>

> WHAT I NEED is for about 100 people to trickle into the CHUCK & DONS pet

> store over on

> Minnetonka Blvd, just past Lake Calhoun (In the Calhoun Village Shopping

> center where

> Barne's and Nobles bookstore is, MGM liquor and other shops) and BUY A

> POUND of my

> food~! If the product sells well, they will put me in all 13 of their

> stores. Real health food

> for dogs. The food is $3.99 a pound and one pound will satisfy a 65-70#

> dog for one

> day. Small dogs get a portion of that.

>

> The ALL RAW food is called RESTORATION RAW PET FOOD (see

> www.restorationrawpetfood.com) and it's in it's own freezer over along

> the wall. All help

> GREATLY APPRECIATED!

>

> Thanks a lot!

> Will Winter

[Guest guest]

wow thats amazing congrats on the finishing of such a big project.  now I just

need to convice my old man to get a kitty

andrea

Subject: Traditional Food for DOGS and CATS- I need your help!

To: trad-foods-MN

Date: Tuesday, September 30, 2008, 2:52 PM

Several of you know I've been working on a serious " pet " project, that of turning

the local

100% grass fed beef into the ultimate pet food. Wow, three long years of

research later

IT'S FINALLY DONE! I just got it into the very first store last Friday!

The food is delicious for dogs, and is made from Thousand Hills Omega 3 fat

beef, RAW, 5

kinds of organic sprouts RAW and about 20 of Jerry Brunetti's nutriceuticals~

It's high

enough in Iodine, Selenium, Copper and Zinc to eliminate the need for

vaccinations

(except the legal rabies every 3 years), heartworm testing and preventative,

worming, flea

and tick meds and most vet visits (of course, the FDA won't allow medical claims

so it's not

on the label as such). Nonetheless, that saves a lot of money and pain. I'm

working o the

CAT version but for now merely add a pound of any good meat to a pound of the

dog and

it is perfect for cats!

WHAT I NEED is for about 100 people to trickle into the CHUCK & DONS pet store

over on

Minnetonka Blvd, just past Lake Calhoun (In the Calhoun Village Shopping center

where

Barne's and Nobles bookstore is, MGM liquor and other shops) and BUY A POUND of

my

food~! If the product sells well, they will put me in all 13 of their stores.

Real health food

for dogs. The food is $3.99 a pound and one pound will satisfy a 65-70# dog for

one

day. Small dogs get a portion of that.

The ALL RAW food is called RESTORATION RAW PET FOOD (see

www.restorationrawp etfood.com) and it's in it's own freezer over along the

wall. All help

GREATLY APPRECIATED!

Thanks a lot!

Will Winter

[Guest guest]

Hey Will,

When I was at the warehouse last week,

I bought a case of the dog food for our

cat. I happened to have some raw ground

beef that I needed to use up. I have been

mixing it half and half with the dog food for

my cat. Who knew that I was providing the

right mixture for my cat!!

Our cat is young and was raised on raw

milk and meat on a farm, so she is used to

a raw diet.

She meows VERY loudly for your wonderful

pet food every morning!!

Congrats on the new pet food. I hope it takes

off like wild fire!

Therese

[Guest guest]

Very good Therese! You can mix beef, chicken, lamb, fish or any other quality

meat.

I forget to mention that there is a wealth of information about switching over

and about the

food on the website at www.restorationrawpetfood.com. It's OK to cook it a bit

in the

beginning if they reject it or if they are totally addicted to commercial food.

Also animals in

very pronounced geriatric age may need to have it at least partially cooked.

Will Winter