This month I am discussing Lyme disease in dogs. Topics include veterinarians’ suggested treatment, nutritional and botanical support, and helping to speed recovery if your dog needs antibiotics. Here, I highlight ashwagandha.
This month I am discussing Lyme disease in dogs. Topics will include possible medical interventions, herbal remedies and nutritional support. I look forward to discussing this topic with you.
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Why does your dog’s food matter? I could try to answer this with a long, drawn out speech. But, I’ll share a brief summary and bullet points.
If your dog has red ears, itchy skin, rashes, diarrhea, bad breath, body odor… is it possible he or she is trying to detox? The answer is yes!
Over the last several months, I have had two clients with dogs experiencing repeated bouts of diarrhea, with no medical issues present and no known cause. Thankfully, holistic vets were at the helm in these cases and they suggested removing the flea and tick collars the dogs were wearing.
Pets can suffer sensitivities seasonally or year round, due to food issues. Proper diagnosis and an anti-inflammatory diet can help.
Did you know that simple, real ingredients from your local grocery store can help support heart health?
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There are many types and causes of mobility problems, but did you know arthritis is very common and is the most common cause of pain in dogs?
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When you think of the idea of warming foods, you may consider soup, stew, or other foods that are warm or hot in temperature. But in Traditional Chinese Medicine, warming foods – those with Yang energetics – are foods that add heat and dryness to the body. Depending on your dog’s situation, this may be good or bad.
