Should you supplement your pets diets?

Nutrient deficiencies are affecting nearly 50% of the human population and nearly 85% of the pet population.

Essential nutrients are defined as those nutrients that the body can not make in sufficient quantities on its own. We must get the essential vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, and amino acids from our diet. The same is true for our pets.

Nutrient deficiencies begin in the soil due to non-regenerative farming practices. If the soil doesn’t have the micronutrients, the plants growing in the soil will be deficient resulting in the individuals consuming the plants being nutrient deficient.  

A key factor in all dis-ease stems from a deficiency of essential nutrients, an excess of toxins, and most often it is a combination of these.

Most of my clients agree that the old model of symptom suppression is not working. If the root cause of the problem is not fixed, the result is often relapses, chronic conditions or worse diseases.

Could the answer to many health challenges be as simple as healthy eating and correct supplementation? In most cases, ABSOLUTELY!  As I sought for solutions, I learned that the nutraceutical industry is like the wild wild west. It is extremely difficult to know the quality of the products being manufactured. I spent four years trying to find a company that would produce the products I needed for my fur patients with the quality standards I demanded. It’s been a journey of passion, research, and unwavering commitment to quality, but I succeeded in producing a product line that is not only safe and effective, but is human grade (pet parents could take the same supplement and derive the same benefits!) 

Why do you need to supplement your pet’s diet?

Supplements can fill in nutritional gaps, ensuring your pet gets all the essential vitamins, minerals, fatty acids and amino acids they need to thrive.

1. Enhance Immune Function: Black cumin oil and B17 can boost your pet’s immune system, helping them fend off dis-ease.

2. Improve Joint Health: Joyful Joints can help maintain mobility and reduce discomfort, which is particularly beneficial for older pets but also important for active breeds prone to joint issues.

3. Promote Healthy Digestion: Digestive enzymes can aid in digestion, helping your pet properly break down the food into the molecular units that can then be absorb