Veterinarian’s Oath Revised
...the new oath applies only to veterinarians graduating in the future; current practitioners are responsible only to the old version of the oath that they swore when they graduated from vet school.
...the new oath applies only to veterinarians graduating in the future; current practitioners are responsible only to the old version of the oath that they swore when they graduated from vet school.
By Jean Hofve, DVM Pet food labels are plenty obscure, but labels on human food are just as bad. As you get better at assessing pet food, you'll also want to check out a few labels at the grocery store, too. According to Dr. Joseph Mercola, in Food Labels May Be Inaccurate Despite FDA Inspections, "It's unfortunate that food labels, which are ideally designed to help you make educated purchasing decisions, have deteriorated over time into little more than deceptive advertising. There are a large variety of ways for food ...
Cat owners are more educated than dog owners, so we should know better than to send cat food cans to the dump!
"Pets, like humans, are victims of junk food," he told AFP....'those fed on processed foods died three years earlier than those fed on food made in the home.'"