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Today, most of us try to eat right and take a daily supplement to get all nutrients necessary to avoid disease and ensure good health. The same is true for our dogs. A high quality diet rich in protein and other essential nutrients is vital to good health. Life's Abundance Premium Health Food and Canine Zone Weight Loss Food both provide a solid daily nutritional foundation for your dog. However, every dog is different and requires one or more additional nutrients to stay healthy. That's why I formulated the second half of the Daily Nutritional System, our Advanced Daily Supplement with Phytonutrient Power. This formula provides your dog with the additional nutrients necessary for good health plus powerful plant nutrients to support a healthy defense system.

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Injured dog in Shippensburg now has a name, but no owner (The Sentinel)
A stray dog that lost a quarter of its lower jaw as a result of an apparent shooting will go “home” to the Better Days Animal League shelter today.

Five Tips for Keeping Pets Healthy and Vet Bills Down (Carteret County News-Times)
(ARA) - When it comes to caring for our pets' health, most of us don't bat an eye when it comes to spending money on expensive prescriptions or procedures, even for common health problems like skin allergies, digestive upset and urinary tract infections.

Dog bite victims suffer long after attack (Seattle Times)
When dog attacks make headlines, they can spark heated debate, but the furor often dies down within days or weeks. The victims, however, suffer for years if not for a lifetime with physical pain and nerve damage, emotional shock from disfigurement, and the financial toll of repeated surgeries and therapy.

Pet food collection (Wharton Journal-Spectator)
Iago Junior High School Student Council members sponsored a pet food drive on Sept. 15 to 25 at their campus. A total of 1,261.75 lbs. of pet food was collected. The donations are being sent to the Wharton City Pound and to Smiling Dog Farms also in Wharton.

Food-for-free-parking deals uncovered (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Who knew that a hot dog or a Coke might keep you from getting a parking ticket from the city of Richmond? Sidewalk vendors downtown have avoided tickets by offering parking-enforcement contractors free food and beverages, City Auditor Umesh V. Dalal said yesterday.