In a time of advanced technology, illness and disease amongst our domesticated animals have reached epidemic proportions. Improper breeding practices, vaccine abuse, environmental pollution and poor quality water challenge our animals with obstacles that did not originate with Mother Nature. These challenges are compounded with the daily usage of highly processed and 
nutrient void commercial animal feeds. These foods often contain ingredients that are unfit for consumption and actually contribute to ill health and disease.
A proper diet along with a protocol of “live whole super foods” such as POWER FOR LIFE, has a powerful impact on your animal’s immune system and overall health and quality of life. So educate yourself with the facts about commercial foods and make an informed decision before you feed your beloved animal friend a bowl of potential poison. A good diet, whole food supplementation, exercise and love creates a happy and healthy animal.
In addition to nutritional issues, be aware that an alarming number of animals suffer from an endocrine immune imbalance. This imbalance leaves your animal susceptible to a host of ailments such as allergies, gastrointestinal problems (irritable bowel syndrome), arthritis, respiratory weakness, kidney/bladder infections and cancers.
These problems are now considered “normal and inevitable” in our animal world and most veterinarians are not trained to diagnose this imbalance. Consequently, they treat the end symptoms instead of the root cause. To learn more about this endocrine-immune imbalance and to find out how to test your animal to determine if he/she has this problem, read “The Unseen Genetic Imbalance Caused by Poor Breeding”and “Breeding Beyond Appearance”. To have your vet administer this test on your pet download the “NEW CLIENT PACKET” FORMS HERE and deliver them to your vet.
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 Excerpts from The Veterinarians’ Guide to Natural Remedies for Dogs |
 Excerpts from The Veterinarians’ Guide to Natural Remedies for Cats |
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