What causes health to break down?
The old saying “you are what you eat” is more true today than ever.
For our fur children, they can not go out and hunt their species’ appropriate diet, they rely on us, their pet guardians, to provide a diet that will generate a strong immune system that will result in a life of thriving and longevity. The problem is in our modern world of “fast, cheap and convenient”, we have allowed the food industry (for people and pets) to create “frankenfood”. Frankenfood is not real food! It is highly processed, nutrient depleted, and filled with synthetic vitamins, minerals and preservatives.
This waste material is causing the highest rates of illness in our fur babies than ever before!
What’s alarming is that our pets are living on average 7 years shorter than they did 20 years ago!!!
Through my 40 years in veterinary practice and “testing not guessing” approach to dis-ease care, I know that most of the animals veterinarians see with challenges, from skin infections to cancer, all share a common denominator, and that is deficiencies, toxicities and mitochondrial dysfunction, all of which leads to excess inflammation.
Processed pet foods, though convenient, lack the vital nutrients essential for optimal pet health. Reports have surfaced indicating the presence of melamine in some processed foods, highlighting potential hidden dangers.
Additionally, the presence of synthetic vitamins and minerals in certain pet foods raises concerns about their nutritional adequacy. Overfeeding compounds the problem, contributing to obesity and related health issues in pets.
Good nutrition and detoxification in animal health has become paramount. Animals, like humans, encounter toxins from their environment, food, and other sources, leading to toxin accumulation over time.
Identifying signs that an animal may benefit from detoxification includes persistent skin issues, gastrointestinal problems, lethargy, and unresponsive chronic conditions.
*Consult your veterinarian if your pet is pregnant, nursing, if abnormal symptoms arise or they are taking other medications.
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Our products are not not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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