We love our pets dearly. They are our children for those of us who have not yet become parents. They are our family members. When they die we feel a great void. How can we ensure that our pets live a longer happier and healthier life? I have had my dog Cubby for 14 years. He is still going strong. Over the years I have found that I have gone against many norms about how to care for his health. Yet, I began to notice that dogs that I thought were older than Cubby were actually his age. When I am at the park with Cubby it never ceases to amaze me how he is so young compared to dogs of his breed and or age. He is also very present in his interaction with other dogs and is very open to people he meets. Cubby is a healthy happy remarkably intelligent dog--well, he prefers to be referred to as doggie-people. Needless to say, I have taken advantage of his intelligence and have maximized on his learning ability so that he now has a rich vocabulary. You can do the same for your pet. In this book I will show you how. This guide takes a holistic approach to pet health. In it, I will discuss how the right diet can serve as both nourishment as well as preventive medicine. Keep reading. I want to share my knowledge and tips with you so that your dog can be as young and healthy.