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How about:
https://peterdobias.com/products/greenmin-for-dogs
And I love Christine's suggestions. Especially the structured water:
https://www.holisticactions.com/forum/threads/structured-water-synopsis.43191/#post-52337
Great question, Amy!
And thanks for making your first post.
No worries about shedding. The best strategy for the fosters is to only vaccinate them if they have no early warning signs of internal imbalance:
https://www.holisticactions.com/early-warning-symptoms-signs-internal-imbalance/
And...
If his BEAM is not improving, you may want to have a vet visit tomorrow.
Yes, cooked food, bland diet (blenderized foods like baby food) is gentler on his GI and is a good idea.
I'm sorry to hear about your kitty's vomiting Bettina!:confused:
How young/old is he?
What's his BEAM?
Has he had any medical challenges? If so, you may want to bring him to your vet. For example, if he is a cat with kidney dis-ease then he should receive an exam and SQ fluids.
Nope!
Yes.
For frequency I'd say a few times within an hour of bedtime, however @Dr. Jean Hofve is the expert, by far, here.
I typically don't advise giving anything on an ongoing basis other than a variety of fresh food, exercise and enrichment.
Pipi's sleep pattern will shift with...
Probably not if the food is just muscle meat (and no heart or added taurine). Can you find a commercial balanced raw diet like Viva or Small Batch?
If not, use a blend designed to provide needed nutrients.
Remy's is one of AW's recommendations. Poultry heart (and any heart) is a rich source of taurine:
https://www.amazon.com/Remys-Kitchen-Turkey-Hearts-Freeze/dp/B07N6NTYGD?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1
Thanks for making your first post about Listen!
And thanks for being such a great pet parent and part of the HA! community.
Yes (as long as you can see the exposed spot)!
Aloe vera gel covered with cayenne pepper is less suppressive and often works better (in my experience).
Hey Lil!
Great question. Her body is expressing its individuality and common but abnormal internal symptoms. Think about it like going to the vet for a bit of daily eye discharge, or frequent anal sac scooting (despite normal bowels and empty anal glands).
Conventional vets don't know what to...
Yes. The limit is bowel tolerance.
If the vit C is being used therapeutically (such as for immune boosting in acne) then work up to the highest tolerable dose.
Often they need what they self-select. Most herbs that are good for us are good for them (except alliums).
@Dr. Jean Hofve has more in her great book:
https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Guide-Holistic-Cat-Care/dp/1592535666
Zoopharmacognosy and self selection of herbs:
Lisa also gave us a...
Thanks for the great food for thought Nelda, and for your reply Ginny!
Excellent point! And one of the major stumbling blocks to walking the middle path (between current conventional medicine and homeopathy). However, this inaccuracy does not decrease the success of integrating homeopathy in...