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NYCPETSUPPLY :: Dog Food :: Shop by Brand A-H :: Abady
Exclusive features of ABADY species-appropriate diets. 1. The percentage of protein: the amount in the formula and the sources from which it is derived. Because high-quality animal sources are the only sources demonstrated to prevent common breakdowns and are the only guarantors of good health, the Abady Company publishes the amount of protein in a formula and even more importantly, the percentage derived from high-quality animal sources. Most products derive most of their protein from plant material. 2. The percentage of fiber the lower the amount the better. Abady products contain the appropriately low levels of fibrous materiaL High levels-of fiber can contribute to allergic and autoimmune problems and interfere with nutrient availability. 3. No artificial preservatives: the Abady Company does not add artificial preservatives to its products~ant the fats-and oils-that are included are free of artificial preservatives. 4. Abady products are saponin-free: saponins are toxins and constituents of beet pulp, sorghum (milo)soybeans,iomato pomace, alfalfa, peas, beans, oats, yucca and garlic and are responsible for a wide variety of breakdowns, from chronic gastrointestinai problemsto saponin-caused-bloat and abortions, and other breakdown conditions. Abady granular Pruducts Greater availabilty of nutreints help prevent the accumalation of plaque and tarter, when feed as an exclusive diet. Chewing is the key factor in the accumalation of plaque. The granular texture does not require the dog to chew Roberta Kaman, Vice-President and Director of Operations and Animal Husbandry Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation Inc. Bloomfield, CT To Whom It May Concern, We have been using various Abady Foods at the Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation Inc. for twenty years on both our adult breeding stock and our puppies. In that period, as Mr. Abady, President of The Robert Abady Dog Food Company Ltd. anticipated, we eliminated hip dysplasia from our canine colony. In fact the hips on our German Shepherd’s breeding stock are text-book perfect as are the hips on all the puppies under our total control. Of the approximately two thousand puppies we have placed in foster homes for socialization, ninety percent are dysplasia free and only ten percent evidenced it mildly. We attribute this to, possibly, our lack of rigid feeding control over these particular puppies that are placed in foster homes. Prior to using Abady, fifty percent of our puppies developed hip dysplasia, some of it severe, even crippling. Prior to using Abady we fed National brands. I can say with certainty that in our experience, the proper combination of Abady foods when fed as directed, will not only prevent hip dysplasia but develop thoroughly sound animals. I might add that in twenty years of feeding Abady foods to our German Shepherd colony, we have not experienced any incidence of bloat or torsion. Out of gratitude to the Abady Company and to Mr. Abady personally, I give my permission to the Abady Company to use this statement as needed.
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