Beef Based Balanced Homemade Dog Food Recipe – Clients Only
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I take supplements, for many different reasons. I do the same for my dogs. Should you give your dog supplements?
This case report discusses the administration of pure psyllium husk powder to an 8-year-old, 70 pound golden retriever with a chronically sensitive and reactive GI system.
Note: The dog pictured here was my senior dog, Cori. She developed glaucoma, a vision issue, at the age of 2, and became blind in one eye. A year later, she lost vision in the other eye. It was highly traumatic for both of us. Over time, we learned together how to navigate the new …
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Parsley is easy to find in any grocery store, and this popular herb can also be used to maintain your dog’s health.
Many people ask me whether they should add a multivitamin and mineral supplement to their dog’s food. This seems to be of particular concern for dog parents feeding a homemade diet.
My colleagues at Fullscript share many resources with me. Many are geared towards us humans, but a lot of the content applies to dogs as well! Today I share their handout entitled “4R Gut Healing Protocol.”
I am currently discussing milk thistle for dogs, and potential use for liver health, skin health, cancer and so much more.
Milk thistle and its active constituents are famous for addressing liver health. But milk thistle is used for other issues, too, including skin problems, cancer and more. Studies and results indicate it helps stimulate production of healthy cells to replace damaged cells. Milk thistle is included in many well known detox formulas, or it can …
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We have all read about the wonders of fish oil, and with good reason. Extensive studies show omega-3 in some fish can really help fight inflammation.