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Therapeutic Recipes (diabetes, pancreatitis, etc)

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Healthy Senior Dog Recipe Formulation
$70.00
Other Therapeutic Conditions Recipe Formulation
$120.00
Therapeutic Recipe for a Diabetic Dog
$120.00
Therapeutic Recipe for an Allergy Dog – Limited Ingredients
$140.00

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Signs of Deficiency or Excess of Vitamin B12 Most

Signs of Deficiency or Excess of Vitamin B12

Most deficiencies of B12 are not from low intake of the vitamin but from poor absorption from conditions such as IBD. The pancreas also plays a role in absorption
so pancreatic conditions often require the supplementation of B12. Deficiency is rare in healthy dogs but is seen through poor growth and neuropathies. Toxicity has not been found unless given an extremely high dose of a supplement.

Good Sources of Vitamin B12 for our pets includes:

-Organ meats (liver)
-Muscle meats
-Supplements for those with GI conditions

Want more info? Check out the Vitamins & Minerals Vault for Dogs & Cats at holisticpetwellness.co

Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin) - An Essential Nutrient fo

Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin) - An Essential Nutrient for Dogs & Cats

-The Role of Vitamin B12 in the Body-
Vitamin B12 is a water soluble vitamin that contains the trace element, cobalt. B12 is the largest and most complex vitamin in the B vitamin family. B12 is involved in fat
and carbohydrate metabolism and myelin synthesis. B12 absorption depends greatly on the function of the intestinal tract. Therefore, dogs with GI issues such as
malabsorption conditions or IBD need the addition of B vitamins and specifically B12 in supplement form in order to not become deficient.

Want more info? Check out the Vitamins & Minerals Vault for Dogs & Cats at holisticpetwellness.co

The big 13! I have a teenager 😂 🥲🥰 swipe

The big 13! I have a teenager 😂 🥲🥰 swipe to see what Izzy was drooling over - her big birthday treat! I’m so proud of this girl, her health, and how amazing she is as a big sister to her two and three-legged siblings! Nothing is slowing her down these days! Happy Birthday my dearest Izzy girl, here’s to many more! 🥳
#seniordogsarethebest

SAFE Methods of Using Essential Oils with Dogs Th

SAFE Methods of Using Essential Oils with Dogs

This is a brief excerpt from my Animal Aromatherapy course that is coming soon. Due to character limits, I couldn't write out everything I wanted to so please ask any clarifying questions in the comments!

Inhalation | Inhalation is the quickest and easiest way for a dog or human to gain immediate benefits from essential oils. Inhalation affects a dog immediately and has an impact on their emotions, senses, and even physical state. Inhalation is best taught by a professional first before trying it out willy nilly with your dog since dogs are so sensitive to smells.

Diffuser | Diffusing is a great way for an animal and human to gain some benefits of essential oils, use 1-2 drops of a blend in the diffuser at a time.

Diffuse in a well ventilated area. Constant diffusion of hours at a time is unnecessary and can lead to over-sensitization and desensitization. It is best to work in 10-20 minute intervals
Massage - Oil must be diluted.

Topically | Massage and mist sprays are both beneficial to use aromatherapy topically with dogs.

Massage - Oil must be diluted. Use 1-2 drops of a blend or single oil in 1tsp-1tbsp of carrier oil (depending on size and sensitivity of your dog) and rub together in your hands. Let the animal sniff your hands and make sure they are able to leave the room if they want. Using broad massage strokes with your hands lightly and gently massage into your dog’s fur avoid sensitive areas of the face and paws.

Mist sprays - Can be made with water and essential oils but if made with water they should be stored in the refrigerator and have a short shelf life of 1-2 weeks. You can use a mist spray on a pet's bedding if they enjoy the essential oil and it is something that has been worked up to over time and is not forced.

Izzy and the 🌻 #sunflowerseason #adventureswith

Izzy and the 🌻
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