Tucson, AZ (ContentDesk) January 19, 2006 — Dogs and cats are part of the family for more than 60% of American households, and now owners can find tips for creating healthy, holistic environments for their pets in "The Real Safety Guide to Pet Health." Co-written by Mike Adams and Dawn Prate, the guide features advice on proper animal nutrition, training ideas, natural ways to treat fleas and ticks, seasonal safety precautions, and more. The guide is available as a softcover or downloadable book at www.realsafety.org/PetHealth.html."With the popularity of low-carb diets, we often hear about how refined carbs harm our own health, but we forget that nutrient-depleted grains in pet foods are just as bad for our animals," said Adams. "This guide lists specific ingredients that have been linked to pet diseases such as diabetes and cancer, and it tells consumers how to find quality foods for dogs and cats."In addition to pet nutrition, this informative book explains how to keep animals healthy and safe year round. Inside readers will find:" 13 "people foods" a dog should never eat" How to perform animal CPR" 5 common pet emergencies and how to save a pet’s life" 10 practical tips for positive behavioral modification" How to increase a dog’s lifespan by 30 percent" And moreFor every sale of "The Real Safety Guide to Pet Health," RealSafety.org and Truth Publishing, the book’s publisher, are donating 50% of net proceeds to People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), the largest animal rights organization in the world. The book can be found at www.realsafety.org/PetHealth.html.About Truth PublishingTruth Publishing is dedicated to a mission of public service through the creation and distribution of educational materials covering natural health, wellness, environmental responsibility, and other topics important to people everywhere. Articles and commentary are published at www.newstarget.com, and books and interviews are published at www.truthpublishing.com.##.