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Why are Dogs and Cats Meant to be Carnivores?

Posted by Rhonda Jewel on Apr 19, 2017

First have a look at Canine AnatomyLet’s look at the mouths of canines and felines. Carnivores have a unique dentition that is not found in omnivores and herbivores. This fact alone should begin … read more

Is Conventional Veterinary Care Best for Pet Health?

Posted by Rhonda Jewel on Apr 10, 2017

Pet owners around the country have become dependent on using conventional veterinary care for every health issue that comes up with their pets. However, many people of today are finding that the drug … read more

How To Treat Pets That Itch and Scratch

Posted by Rhonda Jewel on Dec 18, 2016

Itchy skin issues are some of the top concerns that cause people to take their dogs and cats to the vet. Pet owners have tried  all types of dog itching remedies and often are frustrated.& … read more

Why Use Natural Remedies for First Aid

Posted by Rhonda Jewel on Dec 09, 2016

Many pet owners are already moving away from traditional veterinary practices. Pharmaceutical products contain powerful ingredients that result in unpleasant and even serious side effects. Natural … read more

Raw Food Diet for Dogs and Cats

Posted by RJewel on Nov 29, 2016

Our dogs and cats are natural carnivores. Have you started looking into a ‘raw food diet for your carnivore? If not this is the most important key to a holistic health program for all domesticated … read more

Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease

Posted by Rhonda Jewel on Nov 21, 2016

Cat Crystals: What You Need To Know If your cat is frequently urinating, and having a recurring problem with bladder infections, then they likely have a condition now known as Feline Lower Ur … read more

Crystal Healing for Pets

Posted by Rhonda Jewel on Nov 21, 2016

Crystal Healing for Pets is an actual real therapy being used by pet owners that are more alternative minded, with amazing results.  There are many wonderful crystal healing stones that can … read more

Feline Hyperthroidism

Nov 21, 2016

What is Feline Hyperthyroidism?  Feline Hyperthyroidism is a condition that is caused when the thyroid gland of a cat is overactive. This means that it produces a great deal more than … read more

Are you Satisfied with Conventional Veterinarian Care?

Posted by Rhonda Jewel on Nov 21, 2016

Conventional Veterinarian Care is designed to make money on pet disease. The holistic Pet Care approach is proactive and based on focusing on maintaining our pet’s health. The goal of proacti … read more
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