The WolfDog Howl

In this issue: Wolf Dogs and sugar problem.
The WolfDog Howl on Internet Marketing.

The WolfDog Howl...
the Online Newsletter about Wolf Dogs
and the Internet.
From WolfDogInfo.com
and Rex A. Hudson.

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To all subscribers: A cheerful welcome to
the WolfDog Howl Newsletter!
A short and brief record about wolf dogs
and marketing on the Internet.

Veterinarians have warned that a commonly used sweetener might cause liver failure in dogs, and perhaps even kill them. According to a report in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association there is evidence the sugar substitute xylitol can make dogs sick, and possibly cause liver failure. The sugar replacement Xylitol, a naturally occurring substance, is found in many sugar-free chewing gums, candies, baked goods and toothpastes.

The report gathered information on eight dogs treated between 2003 and 2005 after eating products containing xylitol. Each dog became ill, and five died or had to be put down because of liver failure, possibly from ingesting xylitol. One dog which had to be euthanized had eaten four large, chocolate-frosted muffins containing about 1 pound (0.45 kg) of xylitol.

People should be aware of this: dogs, especially wolf dogs, ingesting just small amounts of xylitol can trigger significant insulin release, which drops their blood sugar and can be fatal. A 22-pound (10-kg) dog that consumes just one gram (0.03 ounces) of xylitol could be in danger of liver failure.

Look folks, never give your wolf dog sweets of any kind! They don't need them.

Wolves in the wild only eat meat which is protein! Ditto for wolf dogs. Only feed them high protein dog food like I mentioned in my wolfdog ebook and raw meat like chicken. Use Pet Tabs for vitamins and minerals and that's all they need.

Be kind to your wolf dog and give it only what they need which is protein in the form of raw meat.

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