In today’s world, our beloved pets are facing unprecedented levels of illness. As a veterinarian with over four decades of clinical experience, I’ve witnessed this alarming trend first hand. But what if I told you that many of these dis-eases could have been prevented? It’s not just a possibility; it’s a conviction based on rigorous testing and observation.
I’ve condensed the complex landscape of pet health into four fundamental factors:
1. Deficiency of essential nutrients: Our modern diets often lack vital nutrients due to depleted farming practices. Supplementation is no longer a choice but a necessity.
2. Excess of toxins: From synthetic chemicals to environmental pollutants, our pets are bombarded with toxins daily, overwhelming their natural detoxification systems.
3. Mitochondrial dysfunction: Energy production and gene expression suffer when mitochondria falter, impacting overall health.
4. Trapped emotions: Emotions play a role in disease manifestation, necessitating specialized approaches for resolution.
The article below presents two cases of dogs (both under a year old), presenting with common complaints often treated with symptomatic medication. However, testing the dogs thoroughly revealed shocking deficiencies and toxicities, which resulted in identifying the root cause of dis-ease and allowing for targeted interventions and recoveries.
Treatment:
Sophie’s diet was improved, and I added natural supplements to reduce inflammation. Within a few days, Sophie was not limping.
Case 2:
Meet Ziva
A 13-month-old female intact Australian Shepherd
History: Ziva presented with a skin rash. Her pet parent was astute and did not want a symptom suppression approach, she wanted to identify the root causes and resolve them.
It was utterly shocking to see how nutrient deficient Ziva was in all the elements tested!!!
She also had exceedingly high levels of antimony and moderate levels of lead, strontium and arsenic.
Similar to Sophie, the high cobalt is likely due to supplementation in the diet of synthetic vitamin B 12.
Ziva is vitamin D insufficient and has elevated TK1 and mild inflammation.
Though Ziva was not showing any joint pain yet, her elevated HA is an early warning sign that she does have osteoarthritis. The mild inflammation – evident with the elevated canine c-reactive protein (cCRP) –is likely to go to the weakest link in the body, and in Ziva’s case, it appears to be her joints.
Treatment: Ziva went onto a raw food diet (Evolove Raw) which was supplemented with Evolove vitamins, minerals, and fatty acids. Her skin issues cleared in days.
In conclusion, early detection of deficiencies and toxicities enables early intervention. I observe dramatic improvements in patients who switch to a species appropriate diet with proper supplementation, routine detoxification, and a healthy lifestyle.
*Consult your veterinarian if your pet is pregnant, nursing, if abnormal symptoms arise or they are taking other medications.
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