Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Best Canned Food for Dogs


Life’s Abundance Edge •We have long-relationships with reputable and reliable ingredient suppliers and producers, so we get high-quality ingredients –most of our ingredient suppliers and manufactures are considered friends. •We have great formulations –takes about two years per product (including up-front research) •Our products are formulated to compliment the food –to increase the level of nutrition. They serve important function … to supply pets with various types of nutrients so crucial for a long and healthy life. •We don’t leave any factors that impact safety and quality to chance. •We exercise control at every stage … from preparation to packaging to storage. •Our three warehouses are clean, climate controlled and products are packaged and shipped with care.

Best Porkhide Bones for Dogs


Benefits •Healthy alternative to rawhide. •Hours and hours of chewing pleasure. •Keeps dogs and puppies happily occupied.

Monday, March 28, 2011

Pet Food Business - Getting Started Live Call

Getting Started with Life's Abundance through www.pipschoice.com Tuesday, March 29th at 8:30 pm EST The Getting Started conference call tomorrow night is a very important call. It is not only important to help new Field Reps get off to a good start with their businesses, but it is also a great way for more seasoned Reps to pick up a tip or two that they did not know. That's why we plan to hold the Getting Started conference calls on a regular basis. So don't miss tomorrow night's call with 9-Star Field Rep, Judy Bishop and Customer Service V.P., Ann McEver. Take this opportunity to learn from two people who are very knowledgeable about this business! Conference Call System Please follow the instructions below to participate: Here's how this conference call system works: Each announcement email will contain a unique conference call link. Click on the link a few minutes before the scheduled call. (If you click on it more than one hour before the call, you will simply get a reminder of when the upcoming call will take place.) The link will open a web page that says "Click here to listen in". When clicked, you will have the option to "Listen Live via Web" or "Listen Live via Phone", as noted below: •If you choose "Listen Live via Phone", you have two options: •You can use this general conference call number and ID: (561) 515-1695 and 224012# •Or, you can dial one of the local phone numbers. On the "Listen Live via Phone" web page, click on the link that says "local dial-in numbers". If you find an appropriate local number, then you may not have to pay long distance charges. Use ID 224012# with local call numbers. • •If you choose "Listen Live via Web", keep the following in mind: •There are no phone charges. •This is basically a broadcast option since you will not have the ability to speak. The only way to comment or ask a question is by typing into a instant-message box Remember to get back with me Susan Potts at susanpotts@pipschoice.com

Sunday, March 27, 2011

Dr Sarah Wooten D.V.M.


Dr Sarah Wooten D.V.M.

Staff Veterinarian Dr. Sarah is a veterinarian with 6 years of clinical experience in private practice and not-for-profit shelter medicine. She has extensive knowledge about small animals and spent her senior year at University of California, Davis tracking exclusively small animals. In addition, she has experience in the publishing world and has written for both lay and thesis level audiences on many different subjects.


Veterinary Degree

June 2002 School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California, Davis Small animal track Geraldine R. Dodge Fellow, Frontiers in Medicine – Human- animal bond study Undergraduate Degree May 1998

Wheaton College, Norton, Massachusetts Bachelor of Arts, Graduated Laude Departmental Honors in Biological Sciences Phi Beta Kappa Beta Beta Beta Biological Honors Society


Published Books and Papers Angiogenesis: the in-vivo effect of IL-11 in a choriallantoic membrane assay, 1998, Thesis: Library of Congress 20 Natural Pet Remedies, Barton Publishing, 2008 Joint Relief Remedies for Dogs, Barton Publishing, 2008 Affiliated Associations American Veterinary Medical Association Licensed, State of Colorado

Dr. Jane Foundation

Dr. Jane Foundation Helping companion animals to lead healthier, longer and happier lives is not just our company commitment … it’s our personal mission. That’s why we have worked very hard to not only provide the best, health-promoting products, we have also established a foundation to help improve the lives of abandoned companion animals all across the U.S. The Dr. Jane’s Life's Abundnace Foundation is a non-profit organization absolutely committed to supporting a variety of animal rescue groups, all of which are dedicated to helping to rescue neglected and unwanted animals. Every time you purchase a Life's Abundance product, a portion of the profits are contributed to a fund that supports the operations of this organization. Thank you so much for your continued business! Together, we’re making a positive difference in the world, one animal at a time. Read about the groups that we have helped.

Rat Terrier

This little dog is a
Rat Terrier.


She is old and very sweet. This picture was taken just as she was finishing a big yawn. She looks ferocious

but she is really a sweetheart.

Her teeth are not very good and would really benefit by eating Life's Abundance Dental Treats.

Golden Doodle Doggie

Here's Jack, a very large GoldenDoodle. He was great to clip and his haircut turned out so cute. Jack has a most usual coat color, a blend of grays and browns gives this dog a real sporty look.