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Join the Celery Juice for Pets Movement!

Isn't celery juice high in oxalates which prevent absorption of vitamins and minerals, especially calcium, and can lead to stone formation in some individuals? I would think drinking juice in a concentrated form is different than eating a it of celery in its natural state. Perhaps certain individuals should avoid celery juice?

Nancy
 
Let us know how your kitty takes it and if, after a bit, you notice any changes.
You may find she wants it sometimes and not others - respect that.
Dr. Christina
 
Hi everyone.

We're starting a study to see if celery juice can improve quality of life for dogs and cats the way Anthony William has found that it can for people.

Anthony advises drinking 16 oz of fresh celery juice on an empty stomach every day.

Ideally using a masticating juicer, but any kind of juicer or even a Ninja blender (ask Amy about this fantastic kitchen tool) is fine.

16 oz. is the amount we are using for dogs over 50 lbs.

12 oz. for dogs 25-49 pounds, 8 oz. for 10-25 pounds and 4 oz for dogs under 10 pounds and cats.

If you would like to be part of this study, just go ahead and add to this thread.

Perhaps Abby would like to get involved @adlibutti@yahoo_com ?

Dr. Jeff
@Dr. Jeff the amount of celery juice you metion, it is what Anthony William have recommend?
 
No. I never heard AW talk about celery juice for pets.
 
Hi everyone.

We're starting a study to see if celery juice can improve quality of life for dogs and cats the way Anthony William has found that it can for people.

Anthony advises drinking 16 oz of fresh celery juice on an empty stomach every day.

Ideally using a masticating juicer, but any kind of juicer or even a Ninja blender (ask Amy about this fantastic kitchen tool) is fine.

16 oz. is the amount we are using for dogs over 50 lbs.

12 oz. for dogs 25-49 pounds, 8 oz. for 10-25 pounds and 4 oz for dogs under 10 pounds and cats.

If you would like to be part of this study, just go ahead and add to this thread.

Perhaps Abby would like to get involved @adlibutti@yahoo_com ?

Dr. Jeff

Hi everyone.

We're starting a study to see if celery juice can improve quality of life for dogs and cats the way Anthony William has found that it can for people.

Anthony advises drinking 16 oz of fresh celery juice on an empty stomach every day.

Ideally using a masticating juicer, but any kind of juicer or even a Ninja blender (ask Amy about this fantastic kitchen tool) is fine.

16 oz. is the amount we are using for dogs over 50 lbs.

12 oz. for dogs 25-49 pounds, 8 oz. for 10-25 pounds and 4 oz for dogs under 10 pounds and cats.

If you would like to be part of this study, just go ahead and add to this thread.

Perhaps Abby would like to get involved @adlibutti@yahoo_com ?

Dr. Jeff
Hi Dr. Jeff,

Is this study still happening? I’m new to this community with a new rescue pup and would like to join this study! I am also a follower of Medical Medium and have personally already healed from various neurological symptoms (including being in a wheelchair and difficult speech/communication). The Heavy Metal Detox Smoothie & Extractor Smoothie (in Medical Medium Brain Saver book) were also key factors in that healing. Seeing this post to help animal health brought so much hope & joy to my day!

Catherine
 
Is this study still happening?
Clinically, yes. However nothing formal.

Perhaps see if your pup even will ingest the celery juice.
 
No. I never heard AW talk about celery juice for pets.
Anthony has mentioned several times
Isn't celery juice high in oxalates which prevent absorption of vitamins and minerals, especially calcium, and can lead to stone formation in some individuals? I would think drinking juice in a concentrated form is different than eating a it of celery in its natural state. Perhaps certain individuals should avoid celery juice?

Nancy
Isn't celery juice high in oxalates which prevent absorption of vitamins and minerals, especially calcium, and can lead to stone formation in some individuals? I would think drinking juice in a concentrated form is different than eating a it of celery in its natural state. Perhaps certain individuals should avoid celery juice?

Nancy
Hi Nancy,
Anthony William has a podcast on the oxalate theory. And that’s what he highlights - it’s a theory, a theory that prevents people from accessing the healing tools needed to beat chronic illness.

If you have a chance to listen -
 
Catherine, as a new member good for you to post already. Celery juice is one of many things our members have tried (search the forum for more).

There are many more wonderful, and time tested ways to build health for your new rescue pup. Be sure to watch the welcome video and take the 5 lesson pet health class. Also, read the entire article about finding holistic veterinarians to have on your health care team and how best to work with them.

Especially with a new dog, starting, and continuing to use the Healthy Dog Journal is a big key to tracking BEAM, Early Warning Signs as well as symptoms.

Welcome, Dr. Christina
 
a theory that prevents people from accessing the healing tools needed to beat chronic illness.
Exactly! All medical "theories" are only partially correct.

Similar to how we are only taught the disease-based physiological and germ theory in vet school.

When observation and experience have shown, for thousands of years, that energetic flow and the balance of the inner terrain are much more important.




Ah, but we're accompanied by many eminent veterinarians, MDs and other scientists and healers on this path.

As one article ends:

how to better understand the areas of interface between the health of humans, animals, plants and the environment and learning to address the health of the system, which is the fundamental concept underlying the One Health approach.

 
Catherine, as a new member good for you to post already. Celery juice is one of many things our members have tried (search the forum for more).

There are many more wonderful, and time tested ways to build health for your new rescue pup. Be sure to watch the welcome video and take the 5 lesson pet health class. Also, read the entire article about finding holistic veterinarians to have on your health care team and how best to work with them.

Especially with a new dog, starting, and continuing to use the Healthy Dog Journal is a big key to tracking BEAM, Early Warning Signs as well as symptoms.

Welcome, Dr. Christina
Thanks Dr. Christina for these links! It’s a great reminder to establish a healthcare team. I’m feeling more settled with a new pup in the house and will soon have time to work with a trainer. Can you recommend any?

As far as feedback for Medical Medium recommendations for dogs, Smudge LOVES his heavy metal detox smoothie, celery juice, &/or celery sticks and apple mash! Smudge was found on a roadside and showed clear signs of digestive stress and random leg wobbles/shakes. I know from personal neurological experience, the heavy metal detox smoothie helps these problems and started him on a small portion right away (with a sprinkle of barley grass juice powder to start, NOT 1 full teaspoon!). After 1 1/2mths, he now has solid BMs and no more leg wobbles! We had an appt with an animal communicator (who was not familiar with feeding homemade/raw food to dogs). She asked if Smudge had anything to share with us. Part of his share was he really likes the “good whole foods” and “it’s helping his digestion feel better”! I knew celery juice & heavy metal detox smoothie helps in miraculous ways, but it was especially endearing to hear this straight from Smudge!
 
So wonderful when our animals, via the communicator, says we are on the right track. Of course - you already knew he was improving on it.

Maybe shift your thinking from needing a "trainer", to how you can be in the best relationship with Smudge.

February 2024 was about communication. Do a search for "Conscious Interspecies communication" for more.

May 2025 was a whole month on behavior webinars. In the resource library click on brain and behavior and just go to the end of the article (which is more about brain disorders) to find most of our webinars on behavior and training.

Fenzi Dog Sports Academy - FF185: Ready and Resilient: From Puppy to Awesome Adult is Bloom's puppy class and she is amazing - registration ends 2/15.
I like Dog Wisdom Workshop. Both of these are virtual.

From Dr. Jeff - The Sacred Connection: A Yogic Approach to Pet Care on the Path to Pet Wellness - Holistic Actions!

Keep playing and learning. You will be inspired in the relationship from the many many webinars we have on happiness.

DR. Christina
 
So wonderful when our animals, via the communicator, says we are on the right track. Of course - you already knew he was improving on it.

Maybe shift your thinking from needing a "trainer", to how you can be in the best relationship with Smudge.

February 2024 was about communication. Do a search for "Conscious Interspecies communication" for more.

May 2025 was a whole month on behavior webinars. In the resource library click on brain and behavior and just go to the end of the article (which is more about brain disorders) to find most of our webinars on behavior and training.

Fenzi Dog Sports Academy - FF185: Ready and Resilient: From Puppy to Awesome Adult is Bloom's puppy class and she is amazing - registration ends 2/15.
I like Dog Wisdom Workshop. Both of these are virtual.

From Dr. Jeff - The Sacred Connection: A Yogic Approach to Pet Care on the Path to Pet Wellness - Holistic Actions!

Keep playing and learning. You will be inspired in the relationship from the many many webinars we have on happiness.

DR. Christina
Hi Dr. Christina,

As useful of a source this forum is, I’ve been a bit overwhelmed with not knowing what keywords to search for. Thanks for sharing topic names to look up, it’s really helping me spend less time on electronics. I will look all these up.

“Being in the best relationship with Smudge” is a great perspective! Smudge is very smart and learns fast. I don’t feel I need a trainer to teach him per se. I need one to teach ME dog basics (esp. for abandoned dogs & safety with aggression). I want to try a zoom call again but the last one ended in Smudge aggressively biting. Many people on one call was too much energy for him. It’s why we started with an animal communicator first, to rule out internal pain.
 
With Bloom or Mele, I do not think you would be with other dogs. And, pay attention always to your energy. Maybe there were too many on the call for you to feel focused and connected with Smudge.

the webinars at HA! may be all you need for such a smart dog.
Dr. Christina
 
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