Niomi Smith Webboard User Reg: 04-20-2009
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I am not sure how many people have heard of this magazine, but it is AMAZING!
All sorts of amazing health information from holistic and homeopathic vets, as well as info on traditional medicine.
Everything from limited/no vaccinations (pros and cons), raw diet advice, treating Parvo, dangers of the various vaccines (risks), treating and living with your dog naturally....just so much and I only have one issue thus far.
The subscription for 1 year is only $25 - which is 6 issues - one every other month. Or you can get the digital copy emailed every other month for less.
I quit my Dogs in Canada subscription last year because I found them condesending and one sided towards the things I choose for my dogs (limited vaccines, raw, etc) and have been looking for a replacement - now I have found it!
Niomi Smith Webboard User Reg: 04-20-2009
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They do have advertising - but all of it is for holistic products and services, some holitic vets, and one pet photography person. So really not alot, their articles are in depth and take up more than one page (LOL) - especially compared to 90% of the dog magazines I have seen, where I get two pages of articles and thirty pages of ads for sh**ty products that will most likely cause some rare form of cancer in my dog...Wow, was that ever a rant!
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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That sounds well worthwhile to me! Thanks for the heads up!
My opinion of about 99% of the dog magazines out these is pretty darned low .... your description (rant ) is right on. So finding a good one is a rare and happy occurrence!
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