What if one course of antibiotics could take one year to undo in your pet’s body? That’s the truth. Same for us. Only one course of antibiotics for pets can disrupt the gut microbiome to such an extent, that it will take one whole year to restore balance. You may think, ok, that’s life. If […]
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“There is no psychiatrist in the world like a puppy licking your face.” — Ben Williams Isn’t that the truth? The bond between humans and our pets runs long and deep, cherished for centuries. Yes, we’re so aware of the infinite joy (in between doing their business on the rug or getting into the laundry),
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Don’t give salt to your pets; it’s toxic! Give salt; it’s healthy and filled with minerals! What are pet parents to believe? Celtic sea salt is all the rage on TikTok over the past couple of months, but what about for our pets? It turns out that celtic sea salt benefits for pets are many.
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As a pet parent, what do you struggle with most? What common pet health issues are you facing right now? The photo above is of pet mom, Sylvia, and client, Ruby, an adorable, young Havanese. Sylvia proactively came to me to get Ruby on a healthier track while she was still young, so she’d grow
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As the threat of another hurricane barreling through South Florida looms and wildfires from a rainless summer in Texas escalate, we know we live in a world today, where pet disaster preparedness is more relevant than ever. September is National Disaster Preparedness Month. So, is your pet disaster prepared? Here’s what you’ll need to be
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Tumors. Too many pet parents live with them. If we’re lucky, they’re lipomas, fat accumulations just under the skin or between muscle tissue that aren’t malignant and generally don’t become malignant. Then, there’s the dreaded “C” word, whether it’s a sarcolipoma, a malignant form of lipoma, or something worse. The big question is what causes
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