Tom Lonsdale

Times change. However, our pets' nutritional needs remain the same as their wild ancestors millennia ago.Cats, dogs and ferrets need raw meaty bones to stay strong, healthy and happy. This timeless truth, however, has been lost to pet owners, with disastrous consequences.In Raw Meaty Bones: Promote Health, 'whistleblower vet' Dr Tom Lonsdale draws upon decades of research to explain how industrial diets devastate pets' health, with tartar-encrusted teeth, sore gums and stinky breath signalling the downward spiral of sickness, suffering and endless trips to the vet. He shows why dogs and cats crave the ripping, tearing and crunching of raw meaty bones - nature's miracle treatment and preventative. As well as providing the right nutrition, the tough, chewy texture has medicinal benefits: keeping their teeth clean, gums healthy and breath sweet. This, in turn, benefits their immune system, heart, liver, lungs and kidneys.First published in 2001, and still as relevant today, Raw Meaty Bones makes no apology, exposing a veterinary profession lost without a moral compass, beholden to multinational 'junk pet food' companies.The pet health revolution starts here, protecting your pets, your wallet, and the natural environment.

If dogs could talk, what would they say is the best diet to keep them healthy, happy and in tiptop condition? Would they suggest highly processed packaged food from the supermarket, or would they recommend half a chicken or a fresh rabbit?For more than three decades, veterinarian Dr Tom Lonsdale has given voice to the voiceless - revealing that when it comes to your pet's diet, nature's teachings set the standard.From years of experience as a leader in his field, Dr Lonsdale knows that pet owners need simple, clear and practical advice on natural feeding. Work Wonders does just that, examining dietary needs from a dog's perspective, based on easily understood science and sound common sense.It dispenses all the essential information you need to give your pets the very best. You will learn about the critical importance of your pet's dental health, about the deficiencies and dangers of highly processed 'junk pet food' and how raw meaty bones provide the ideal remedy.First published in 2005, Dr Lonsdale's no-nonsense guide is packed with timeless truths. Try it and be amazed at the transformation. Your dog will be forever grateful.

Behind the glossy ads and hype of the pet care industry lies an inconvenient truth: the industrial diets we feed our dogs and cats are causing a global epidemic of sickness and suffering.From tartar-encrusted teeth and stinking breath to weakened immunity and a host of diseases, our pets are being harmed by the highly processed 'junk pet food' we place in their bowls.Manufacturers and vets selectively disregard scientific facts, pushing money-making products and services that cost us billions and, ultimately, our pets their lives.It's a fraud of epic proportions.Based on decades of rigorous research and astute observation, Multi-Billion-Dollar Pet Food Fraud by whistleblower vet and natural feeding advocate Dr Tom Lonsdale provides the tools and guidance to help you keep your pets healthy and happy. It explains why raw meaty bones are both nutritious and nature's medicine, supported by a wealth of case studies and testimonials from grateful pet owners.And it exposes the shameful failings of pet food manufacturers, veterinary practices and veterinary schools intent on keeping us in the dark.It's time to blow away the smokescreen for your pet's and wallet's sake. Are you ready?

The newly drawn Stanza Stones Trail runs through forty-seven miles of the Pennine region, some of the most strikingly varied landscape in the world. The terrain bears the deep scars of industrial exploitation, as well as those less obvious: the signs left by a hundred local generations are carved into the region's abounding rocks. Simon Armitage was born and raised here, in the village of Marsden, and in 2012 he was commissioned through the Ilkley Literature Festival to write site-specific poetry. Armitage composed six new poems on his Pennine walks and, with the help of local expert Tom Lonsdale and letter-carver Pip Hall, found extraordinary, secluded sites and saw his words carved into stone. This book is a record of that journey, containing the poems and the accounts of Lonsdale and Hall. The many layers of stone and sediment found beneath the surface of the rock reflect the drama of the landscape itself. Covered in decades of industrial soot and grime, the colours released by the carver's tools will likely never return to shades of black and grey, but become a small reminder of the changes that our natural environment undergoes, and the marks, small and large, of humankind.

Feeding your dog a raw food diet may help avoid common health problems or correct them. Get educated on the issues relating to commercial diets and learn how to feed raw from the Australian veterinarian who has championed this approach.