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We’ve been cooking Mylah’s meals going on 6 years now! It’s what’s pushed me to learn how to formulate balanced diets so I could take charge of her diabetes and overall health even more.

It’s really changed her diabetes management for the better. When the cooking started for her we were on our last hope thinking she wouldn’t make it. Now she’s almost 9 years old! She switched to raw for a bit over the last six years but a diet tailored so specifically to her keeps working better.

Her 💩 and energy are great. Her diabetes is managed as best it can for her. Since she was diagnosed with diabetes at 10 months old it’s always been a challenge to regulate but the proof is in her longevity and continued quality of life.

It might take half a day to cook 28 days worth of food but it’s worth it when that’s more days of a happy and healthy Mylah that we get to enjoy 🥳

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These three really don’t understand the freezing temps or how people judge them because of their mixed breed. Truly I don’t get either! But my pile of warm pitties in these low temps is my gain 🥰❄️🐾 #sweaterweather #chiberia #holisticdogcare #dontbullymybreed

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Sometimes I turn around and think, “oh god there are five of them and they’re all staring at me 😅” Not going to lie it can be very overwhelming especially because 5/5 have extra needs outside of regular dog care. Mylah and her diabetes+ additional conditions, Meaty with his legs and hips, Izzy and the cancer diagnosis, Hudson and his terrible environmental allergies + food sensitivities, Jayner with her missing leg and needing to keep tabs on her condition. Some days I feel like a failed dog mom, others I feel triumphant and like we’re making strides in all areas.

It’s not easy when these beautiful animals can’t talk to you and just tell you how they feel. We have to really try to speak their language and it’s hard.

I admire any dog parents who do this - I see so many of them as they’re my clients. And frankly, these clients keep me going when I doubt myself with my own dogs. A reminder that real results don’t always happen overnight, it takes time. If you’re persistent and in tune with your dog while seeking outside help, you’re doing amazing as a dog parent. It’s about continuing to be proactive even in the face of a scary diagnosis or an onset of symptoms you want to remedy. I have to remember that for the dogs I share a home with and am responsible for every hour of the day.

Then I’m reminded how lucky I am to GET to care for these beautiful, misfit, dogs. To provide them with a home, safety, healthy food and holistic care. I don’t have to do this, I’m lucky enough I get to 💗🐾

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Meaty wants to thank all the amazing people who sent him items from his wishlist to help him recover! Some of you I know, some I’ve never met and it’s heartwarming that people from all over wanted to help this three-legged guy. Thank you so much- we appreciate it more than you know 💗

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Happy Halloween! 🎃 this year Mylah is dressing up as a snow bunny ❄️ 🐰 😉 #octobersnow

Instagram post 2163503953441012576_2154398391 $Baby Meatball is home. We’ve got a long road ahead but he’s so worth it. The reason for his terrible hip and needing the replacement is the old one had a nasty healed fracture in it 😔 likely from trauma said the surgeon. Thank you for continuing to send prayers, love, reiki, support, gifts - we so appreciate it. If he’s feeling up to it tomorrow we might do a live gift opening on here. Otherwise, resting, icing, good food, and some small movement exercises are the plan this week. 💗🐾🙏$

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This fuzzy girl is FINALLY bandage free 💪🏼 I am always talking about how we as pet parents need to be our dog’s biggest advocates and speak up when something doesn’t seem right. That became the case with this bandage ordeal.

While I appreciate what the vets were trying to do, it just wasn’t working. I told them I can handle this and we need to try and let this heal without the bandage. It’s been about two weeks bandage free with me doing daily flushing of her paw with a syringe filled with a combo of witch hazel and betadine. I’ve been using medicinal honey & neosporin as well. And guess what? This paw is finally on the mend!!! “It looks great, keep doing what you’re doing and it should be healed in two weeks.” This isn’t me saying I know better than a vet- this is me saying I know my dog. I know how she heals and it’s when she can be stress-free. The bandage was causing her SO much stress and the wound couldn’t air out to dry.

So, be your dog’s biggest advocate, speak up and do what’s needed because you know your dog best ❤️

Please note, I am not a veterinarian, veterinary group, or veterinary nutritionist. I am an independent canine nutrition coach, a certified canine massage therapist, and certified animal aromatherapist and herbalist. Always consult with your veterinarian when making changes that affect your dog’s health. The information on this website and given through services is not intended to diagnose, prognose, treat, correct, change, alleviate, or prevent animal disease, illness, pain, deformity, defect, injury, or other physical, dental, or mental conditions.

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