Arthritis, Chronic Diseases & Our Dog’s Intestinal System
By Dr. Jeannie Thomason “90% of chronic diseases are caused from an unhealthy intestinal system, primarily the colon.” ~ The Royal Society of Medicine of Great Britain These chronic diseases can be anything from allergies, yeast, arthritis, gastrointestinal conditions, and much more. Arthritis in dogs for example, as with most other chronic dis-eases, can be a direct result of gastric-intestinal toxicity due primarily to impaired digestion. Faulty digestion in our carnivore companions is generally the result of improper and inadequate diet/nutrition. Over time, feeding an...
Read MoreBloat in Dogs
Bloat, (in dogs) or gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV) as it is also known as, is when the dog’s stomach fills with gas and usually – twists, leaving no escape for the gas that builds up more and more, causing excruciating pain. Some of the signs of bloat are that the dog will struggle to breathe which means that vital processes can be quickly shut off. In many cases, severe distress, pacing, a bloated stomach, excessive drooling and dry heaving is going on. If the gas is not relieved soon enough, death is very possibly! Just recently, I stumbled upon some information that I was...
Read MoreTwo point seven billion dollar drop in pet food sales!
According to several sources, there has been a $2.7 BILLION dollar drop in pet food sales in the last two years! This is great news for many dogs and cats! This means that concerned pet owners are actually concerned and listening! Pet food is not healthy, not nutritious, not fit for food for our carnivore companions! They have learned or are learning that pet foods contain waste products, toxins, synthetic vitamins, and often euthanized animals, etc. On top of all of that, they are learning that cooked or processed meats/foods are not able to be properly digested by pets and that the...
Read MoreEnzyme Robbing In Dogs
By Dr. Jeannie Thomason Enzyme Robbing in Dogs. What does that mean? When enzymes that are required for the digestive process are not available within the food being eaten, the digestive system has to “steel or rob” the metabolic enzymes that are produced in the major organs (heart, liver, kidney, etc.) to aid in digesting the meal. Robbing enzymes from various organs of the body that they themselves need to function properly will eventually have a detrimental effect on those organs. This is called enzyme robbing. Dogs and cats, being carnivores, do not have naturally occurring...
Read MoreEmphasis on Raw Diet For Dogs
By Dr. Jeannie Thomason When heat destroys enzymes, enzymes become nonfunctional. When we feed heat-processed or cooked food to our dogs (carnivores) the naturally occurring, necessary enzymes are now absent; placing a greatly increased burden of digestion on the pancreas.According to Gabriel Cousins, MD in his book “Conscious Eating”: “Evidence…strongly suggests that eating foods devoid of enzymes, as a result of cooking, food irradiation, and/or microwaving causes an enlargement of the pancreas and also stresses associated endocrine glands….In all of nature, the human...
Read MoreHerbal Hemp/CBD Supplement for Pets
CBD – Herbal Hemp Supplement for Pets May 11, 2018 With studies and anecdotal evidence continuing to discover more exciting natural benefits of CBDs from Hemp for dogs, many pet owners have begun to incorporate CBD powder (or oil ) into their dog’s diets to promote general well being. It has been found that just like humans, dogs (and most likely other animals) have an endocannabinoid system that interacts with cannabinoids like CBD. The endocannabinoid system is a naturally occurring regulatory network responsible for maintaining homeostasis in the body’s many functions, some of which...
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