As I mentioned in my last post, keeping your pet’s natural immune system in good shape will go a long way in preventing ill health and chronic disease.
That post described 5 things you could do to strengthen the immune system: feeding a high quality, natural diet and minimizing exposure to common household toxins.
Here are five [...]
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5 More Ways to Support your Pet’s Immune System
March 9, 2010 – 8:00 am
How to Support Your Pet’s Natural Immune System
March 4, 2010 – 4:00 pm
The immune system is an intricate biological protection system responsible for determining what belongs to and in the body versus what does not belong and requires elimination. It defends the body against
Restoring Digestive Health for Your Pets
December 21, 2009 – 8:48 pm
For dogs and cats that exhibit digestive difficulties such as loose stools, additional supplements can help support the health of the intestinal lining.
Probiotic supplements can aid in re-establishing the healthy bacteria needed by
Helping Your Dogs and Cats Detoxify
December 17, 2009 – 5:38 pm
Detoxification is essential for any animal that has been treated with multiple courses of medications such as steroids, antibiotics or antihistamines which are often prescribed for animals with itchy skin or digestive disorders. Even pets who have been on a heavily processed diet
How to Identify and Treat Food Allergies
December 14, 2009 – 4:12 pm
Is your companion itchy? Does she have digestive difficulties? These are some of the most common issues that cause guardians to seek veterinary care for their companions. Sometimes it is difficult to get to the bottom of those troublesome itches and tummy upsets. They may be a sign of food allergies or sensitivities.
4 Steps to Help Your Dog or Cat Lose Extra Weight
October 15, 2009 – 3:30 pm
Weight Management for Dogs and Cats (Part II)
Weight loss and control consist of four steps: proper diet, proper portions, exercise and the quantity and quality of treats.
1. Proper Diet
Weight loss programs for animals are the same as those for people – eat less and exercise more. High quality nutrition is the best way to help [...]
5 Ways to Tell if Your Dog or Cat is Overweight
October 13, 2009 – 9:45 pm
Weight Management for Dogs and Cats (Part I)
Are You Killing Your Best Friend With Kindness?
Can’t resist those big brown eyes coveting the dinner on your plate? Do you give into those mournful meows because “She just seems so hungry all the time?” If so, you may be killing your furry friend with kindness. In America, [...]