Pet Health

This is really critical ‑ common, commercial foods are not adequate. A great diet will help restore health to ill pets and often prevent health problems. The best diet to feed is a balanced, supplemented, homemade diet. After all, what is best for you – prepared, canned, boxed foods that meet the minimum daily requirement, or the freshest, least chemically treated vegetables (and meat)? Good nutrition guides include Dr. Pitcairn’s New Complete Guide to Natural Health for Dogs

Something different—Holistic “Holistic” is an approach to thinking about health that focuses on the whole animal rather than a “disease.” The holistic approach uses both conventional and alternative treatments. Integrative practitioners are taught to use all the symptoms an animal has now and has ever had in the past to find and treat the individual’s underlying predisposition to illness. Each dog with thin hair, lethargy and obesity may need a different treatment – different

Listen to an interview with master herbalist, environmentalist Greg Tilford where I talk about the perspective of focusing on the whole and give an easy 3 step method (HMDM) to decide which health building steps you want to implement. 1. Know the current level of health Most health problems are the result of an underlying energy imbalance. As we cure animals of “disease”, we find that other things we thought were normal go away, so we can use these clues to know that animal

EARLY WARNING SIGNS OF UNDERLYING INTERNAL IMBALANCE OFTEN DEEMED NORMAL IN DOGS, CATS & HORSES You want your companions to live a long and vital life, right? Often we wait until full blown disease appears. There is another way! Members at the Holistic Actions! Pet Health Academy are supported to look for early clues of health and begin building health from day one. You can start now using this easy and reliable way to know if there is less than full health, even on the ener