Category Archives: Sensitivities

Allergies, Anxiety/Calming, Digestion, Enrichment, Herbal, Holistic, Homeopathy, Intolerances, Nutrition, Sensitivities

What is the holistic approach to animal health

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Holistic Enrichment
03
Oct

So, what is the holistic approach to animal health, this considers the overall well-being of an animal, rather than just focusing on individual symptoms or diseases. This philosophy aims to address the physical, emotional, mental, and sometimes spiritual aspects of health, providing a comprehensive approach to care. Holistic practices often integrate conventional veterinary medicine with […]

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Digestion, Dog Raw Food, Feeding, Sensitivities

The Importance of Variety in a Raw Diet for Dogs

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The Importance of Variety in a Raw Diet for Dogs
15
Sep

The Importance of Variety in a Raw Diet for Dogs A raw diet for dogs has become increasingly popular due to its numerous health benefits, including improved coat quality, increased energy, better dental health, and a stronger immune system. However, ensuring variety in a raw diet is important for maintaining nutritional balance and optimizing the […]

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Ears, Eyes & Mouth, Paws, Sensitivities, Skin

Using Colloidal silver

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Animals can benefit from colloidal silver in a number of ways. Its antibacterial properties make it a great addition to your pet’s diet following an upset stomach. In addition, it can be applied to any cuts or grazes to help keep them clean and infection free. Colloidal silver also helps your pets to eliminate parasites […]

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Sensitivities

What do you use in the home?

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Environmental sensitivities are often overlooked in favour of food intolerances, and yet they can cause many of the same symptoms – itching, hair loss, eye irritation, ear infections and respiratory issues.On receipt of the intolerance and sensitivity testing results, we are finding that many people discard the environmental reactions as not important, and only address […]

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