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<p>GFDL and CC-by-SA content from English Wikipedia (as of 19 November 2009, at 15:39) by Dougmac7</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Infobox_Company<br /> | company_name = Pet-Tao<br /> | company_logo = [[Image:Pet-Tao-logo.jpg|centre|250px]]<br /> | company_type = [[Private]] <br /> | foundation = <br /> | location = [[Nashville]], [[Tennessee]], [[United States]]<br /> | key_people = <br /> | area_served = Worldwide<br /> | industry = [[Pet food]]<br /> | products = Dog food | Cat food<br /> | company_slogan = The Way to Better Health<br /> | homepage = http://www.pettao.com<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Pet-Tao Pet Foods''' is [[pet food]] company with an integrated line of premium dog and cat food. Pet-Tao is the only [[pet food]] in the world that combines Western nutritional science and Eastern veterinary principles such as Eastern Food Therapy and [[Herbology]]. [[Pet-Tao Pet Foods]] is based in [[Nashville, Tennessee]] and was founded in 2007.<br /> <br /> Two [[veterinarians]], Dr. Casey Damron and Dr. Marc Smith, founded [[Pet-Tao]] in 2007. A group of [[animal science]] experts, veterinary professionals, nutritional professionals and [[veterinarians]] contributed to the formulation and development of the integrated diet [[Pet-Tao]].<br /> <br /> The mission of Pet-Tao is simple: to formulate, develop, and offer the highest quality pet foods available in the Western world today allowing pets to live longer, healthier lives. This longevity will strengthen the human-animal bond. Our education, dietary innovation, credibility, and ultimately, the performance of our products, strongly support our mission. <br /> <br /> {{gkgoogle}}<br /> ===Introduction===<br /> Pettao is a [[diet]] for domestic [[dog]]s and [[cat]]s based on the integration of Western nutritional science and Eastern veterinary principles. The concept incorporates both [[raw feeding]] and [[pasteurized]] [[food]]. The movement is based on a [[holistic]], natural approach to pet health and wellness, incorporating both Western [[science]] and [[Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine]] ([[TCVM]]). The [[Chinese philosophy]] and concept [[Tao]] (pronounced “dow”), which means the ‘way’, is one of the foundations of the [[pet food]].</div>

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