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Hi Ginny! I see you’re online here! Just want to say how much I love & appreciate your brilliant and thoughtful comments on the Zooms! I resonate with you and would love to connect offline if you like. lauren.hoover@gmail.com
I am slowly trying to Implement + changes: environmental, food: Small Batch frozen topped w bone broth, essences, snuffle mat with dried chic hearts (it's a hilarious scene); want to intro EO's & heart support. I welcome ANY suggestions you may have to facilitate Nino's healing journey: to add or eliminate to prolong his Vitality & liFELINE.

Be Well,

~Deanna
Dr Jean,

In Mon's webinar you had a great reco for a more natural type of cat litter: grass seed. Can you offer your PURRferred brand/type. We use Worlds Best corn litter, and wonder if that can be a precipitating trigger to Nino's (8 y/o M Coon mix dx Feline Asthma and HCM) respiratory system? We run Rabbit Air purifier non-stop in my home, purchased in ~2008. Could that be detrimental vs. productive? Ozone?
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DeannaM
i am uncertain what triggered his sudden bouts of Feline Asthma in the past several months. So I am trying to implement subtle changes by process of elimination and intuitive Guess work. I got grass seed litter. Any other ideas?
Dr. Christina
Dr. Christina
Just got an email from Dr. Wendy Jensen, the author of Practical Handbook of Veterinary Homeopathy. She just learned about the GMO in world's Best so suggests the following that also don't have the environmental concerns of clay litters: sWheat Scoop, Yesterday's News, and Feline Pine.
Dr. Jean Hofve
Dr. Jean Hofve
Most litter has problems:
sWheat Scoop - wheat is sprayed with glyphosate at harvest, has even higher levels than GMO crops.
Yesterday's News - potentially toxic inks. Feline Pine - oils are irritating, and potentially allergenic. Sustainably Yours - GMO corn Silica Gel "Pearls" - pricey but okay, IF your cat will use it. My cats were 0 for 5.

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