Antioxidants 

Discovering the whole food difference for pets! 

Antioxidants are one of the hottest topics in the health field for pets today. Most people read one or a few articles on the topic of antioxidants and think they know how antioxidants work and why they are...

The Foundation of ANIMAL NUTRITION 

Are you really meeting your animals nutritional needs? 

For thousands of years, animals in the wild thrived on a diet of natural, raw foods, which provided all of the nutrients, vitamins, minerals, and chlorophyll their bodies were...

I know you’re in Heaven out of pain, having fun and watching over your mama.  How much I wish I had more time with you, but it wasn’t meant to be.   I got your message to me through your last reiki session when you had crossed over gave me so much comfort and peace.  Y...

Natural Healing and 
Supplements 

Can you depend 100% on an organic real food diet as the only natural remedy for reversing a degenerative condition and strengthening your pet's immune system? The answer would probably be yes, if we lived decades ago in an environment...

Experts Talk

Dr. Michael Lemmon, DVM, Renton, WA, in Common Sense Care for Your Best Friend (available from the Doris Day Animal League) writes:

"The whole food supplements are harvested from the pollution-free, mineral-rich Klamath Lake in southern Oregon and processe...

Leaky gut syndrome is a term used when the intestines become damaged and the wall becomes more "porous" to the extent that some of the contents passing through the intestines are allowed to get into the bloodstream when they should be kept out.  When this happens, the...

Optimal Nutrition: The Missing Health Link For Animals
2003-07-12
 

Millions of people give great care and attention to their personal health and nutritional well being, while ignoring some important members of their family: the pets! Believing that animal health is fu...

Urine pH tells you how your dog's body handles the food she eats.  If the body has enough organic minerals from the foods Nina is eating then the urine pH should be 5.5 to 5.8 (highly acid).  This is a favorable or ideal physiological response if the dog is eating a we...

For thousands of years, animals in the wild thrived on a diet of natural, raw foods, which provided all of the nutrients, vitamins, minerals, and chlorophyll their bodies were designed to use.  But today, whether animals live in our homes, on our farms, or otherwise un...

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