Recent content by Dr. Jean Hofve

High moisture is the primary prevention for bladder stones. No ingredients will “prevent” CaOx, but be sure to limit oxalate containing veggies that can increase risk, like spinach and kale.

I don‘t see a full list of ingredients, just highlights. When a website is not 100% transparent, I cannot recommend the product. It does mention manganese, which can be overdosed on top of a balanced diet.

I would not use that product on top of the other supplements, it has kelp in it which can harm the thyroid, and will throw off the balance of the Alnutrin. Just get plain digestive enzymes.

Not a dumb question! There is plenty of magnesium in meat, but no calcium. This product is intended to balance pure meat.

Well for sure start with Rescue Remedy or other flower essences such as Welcoming Change or Stress Stopper. EFT can also be very helpful.

Hair ties are irresistible to many cats. They smell like mom and have yummy oils on them. Eating them is a bad habit but also a "crime of opportunity." All hair ties and any other things like that--thread, yarn, rubber bands, twisties--must always be picked up and put away in an inaccessible...

You could up the meat by about 30 grams and be balanced. Are you adding fiber/prebiotic and probiotics? There is none in this product. Not all cats need it, but yours might benefit. Also try adding a little bit of warm water to the food right before feeding.

Bettina, the convention of commas and periods in decimals is different in Europe and America. This I also don't understand, but I know that 0.1 g is 1/10 of a gram in U.S. notation. :)

Seriously, decimals? Fractions? With my numerophobia, I would never have figured that out in a million years! Thanks Dr. Jeff!

I do not know what a "reputable source for chicken" could possibly be at this point. Major growers are being exposed as irresponsible about biosecurity. Outdoor "pasture" or regenerative grazing flocks are at high risk because of their exposure to wild birds. Backyard flocks are at extremely...

You keep asking me math questions. :oops: I. Do. Not. Do. Math. You'll have to figure that out yourself.

My adivice: don't treat a problem that doesn't exist.

I. Don't. Do. Math. 😂

Yes, all cats need 80-100 mg per day.

Like I said, I don't do math, but they have people who do, so that sounds fine,