Holistic pet care refers to caring for the "whole" pet. In other words, what is best for the whole pet? Too many doctors focus on just the specific problem at hand, trying to treat a specific problem rather than treat the whole pet or prevent disease.
Holistic care looks at the whole pet, including diet, nutritional supplements, preventive care, parasite control, grooming, and exercise. We don't overlook the whole pet and just focus in on one disease. Likewise, we don't neglect conventional therapies when they are indicated. If a pet needs surgery or a medication to get better, we can use these treatments. If the pet is better served with a complementary therapy, or a combination of conventional and complementary therapies, we take this approach. Holistic means being open-minded to what is in the best interest of the pet.
By combining both conventional therapies and complementary therapies such as acupuncture, herbal medicine, nutritional supplementation, and homeopathy, we can help the pet heal itself and stay healthy.
Getting information about holistic Pet Care?
Locating reliable information about holistic pet care is like looking for the proverbial needle in a haystack. I noticed that there was an extreme lack of information to help you in this, so I called on one of the leading holistic vets in the country, and we joined forces to bring you our new site, MercolaHealthyPets.com.
so, for 12 days, I ate no fermented goods, no sugar, no processed foods, and drank no alcohol. It was a cleanse supplemented by an assortment of Wild Rose endorsed herbs. The biggest AHA result was that I recognized a dependence on sugar - JUST LIKE when I was a kid and had to make a regular stop at the corner store. The other surprise was how common an ingredient sugar really is in everything we eat - pasta sauce, fruit juices, and so many other "healthy foods".
Over the course of the last year, in spurts, I've been able to cut most of the pop out of my diet, but not all. Just doing this much has allowed me to lose 30 pounds in the last 6 months. To me, that is pretty amazing. And really, I don't miss it too much. I would, however, like to finish the process and cut it out entirely. I feel so much healthier these days, not downing my daily dose of liquid candy.
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