| What is Natural Rearing? Natural rearing here at PenDachs means that our dogs are raised eating a raw, meat based, natural diet that is appropriate for carnivores. It also means that our dogs are not vaccinated. They are not exposed to flea, tick, and heartworm preventatives. Nor are they exposed to pesticides in our yard or chemicals in our home. It means that we believe in seeing our veterinarian when necessary but prefer to treat our dogs homeopathically and holistically as much as possible. This isn’t something that is difficult to understand or something that requires years of training. We are simply following practices that have been around forever and that take our dogs truly back to nature as God intended. I hope over time to be able to break this page down into easy to understand information that the common person, a newbie to this way of thinking can easily understand. If you are reading this page and have questions please don’t hesitate to email me. I am more than happy to take the time to explain why we do things the way we do here. Don’t let my judgment replace your own and as always research things well before making decisions that affect your pets. Remember this though…. your vet is your hired employee and YOU and only YOU can decide what is best for your pets. Please read on for more information….. Damage that is caused by vaccinations is forever! There are so many harmful aspects to a vaccination that even knowing where to start is hard. I don’t want you to just take my word for that so many links will be provided for you to research on your own. Have you thought about how a vaccination introduces a disease to your pet versus how that disease would be introduced in the wild? Imagine a dog walking through the woods and encountering the Parvo Virus for example. How would that dog be exposed to it? It would be absorbing the exposure through it’s paw pads and its mucous membranes. When vaccinating your dog they are being subjected to the disease either weakened and live or by a killed virus and this is done into the dogs muscle. This is not a normal way for a dog to encounter a disease at all. In addition to being subjected to the disease in such an unnatural way the dog is also exposed to many other toxins. Vaccines carry numerous other toxins such as but not limited to Aluminum, Formaldehyde (a product to preserve dead bodies), and Thimersol (an antiseptic and preservative). Many other toxins are found in vaccinations for animals as well as people. Not only is your pet being exposed to harmful, deadly toxins but the vaccinations don’t always protect against all the strains of the disease that they are suppose to be protecting against. For instance the Parvo vaccine only covers a particular number of strains however new strains are always developing and the vaccination does not protect your pet from those strains. It also does not guarantee that your pet will not be affected by Parvo but it does guarantee to weaken your pets immune system so that if it does get sick it may not be able to fight off the disease. Many dogs die from Parvo who are vaccinated! Parvo is not the only vaccination that does more damage that good. Please check out the links below and make your own judgment. |
| Here's a list of ingredients commonly found in vaccinations • aluminum hydroxide • aluminum phosphate • ammonium sulfate • amphotericin B • animal tissues: pig blood, horse blood, rabbit brain, • dog kidney, monkey kidney, • chick embryo, chicken egg, duck egg • calf (bovine) serum • betapropiolactone • fetal bovine serum • formaldehyde • formalin • gelatin • glycerol • human diploid cells (originating from human aborted fetal tissue) • hydrolized gelatin • mercury thimerosol • monosodium glutamate (MSG) • neomycin • neomycin sulfate • phenol red indicator • phenoxyethanol (antifreeze) • potassium diphosphate • potassium monophosphate • polymyxin B • polysorbate 20 • polysorbate 80 • porcine (pig) pancreatic hydrolysate of casein • residual MRC5 proteins • sorbitol • sucrose • tri(n)butylphosphate, • VERO cells, a continuous line of monkey kidney cells, and • washed sheep red blood |
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