Sentences with phrase «veterinarian about natural»

As always, you should talk with your holistic veterinarian about natural remedies and the doses or applications most appropriate for your pet.

If you answered «Yes» to one or more of these questions, then you should talk with your veterinarian about a natural solution for improving your pet's overall health.

Talk to your veterinarian about natural and pharmaceutical mood altering treatments.

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I am not a veterinarian but then how many newer generation vets actually learn about non-profitized, natural canine nutrition?

This is not an exaggeration — ask your veterinarian about bones one day and he will give you the scary low - down on these natural dog treats.

As with anything dealing with your dog's health, make sure to contact your veterinarian with any questions or concerns about natural remedies or ways to take care of your dog's skin.

As a veterinarian of more than 25 years, I have gradually learned and discovered about natural and non-invasive methods of healing.

Consult your veterinarian about conventional treatments for dehydration, diarrhea and natural supplements designed to help with Parvo.

As long as these areas are flat and not raised above the surrounding tissues, thy are normal and nothing to worry about, explains Karen Becker, author and veterinarian at Natural Pet Animal Hospital in Bourbonnais, Illinois.

Consequently, 18 years ago it seemed a natural progression to offer pet owners and veterinarians in the Kansas City area another choice when the time came to think about cremation of their pets.

If possible, ask your veterinarian or local pet retailer about natural calming products, or other tools to help your pet's anxiety.

While dogs can benefit from all kinds of natural ingredients such as blueberries, flax seeds, pumpkin, sweet potato, and even grains such as oatmeal, Dr. Michael Fox, veterinarian and co-author of «Not Fit For a Dog: The Truth About Manufactured Cat & Dog Foods,» has warned about soy as a protein source, as it is linked to thyroid disAbout Manufactured Cat & Dog Foods,» has warned about soy as a protein source, as it is linked to thyroid disabout soy as a protein source, as it is linked to thyroid disease.

Dr. Karen Becker, a proactive and integrative wellness veterinarian, talks about some natural treatment for seasonal allergies in pets.

Developed by Australian veterinarian Ian Billinghurst, it is based on the concept of evolutionary diets and is about feeding dogs raw, whole, natural foods including raw vegetables, whole raw bones and supplements instead of commercial dog foods or cooked homemade diets.

Certain natural essential oils have been developed to assist with easing stress and anxiety in cats, so it's recommended to talk to your veterinarian about these treatments as well.

I read several books about both human and canine nutrition in cancer patients, spoke with alternative and natural therapy advocates and patients, and worked with a holistic veterinarian to be sure the diet was nutritionally complete.

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You could also ask your veterinarian about adding a natural supplement to your dog's diet such as PetAlive C - Caps to support red and white cellular health.

Prescription medications often have more side effects than natural supplements, so be sure to talk with your veterinarian about the best pain and anti-inflammatory medication for your pet.

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We told her to talk to her dog's veterinarian about making the switch to the Natural Balance L.I.D. Limited Ingredient Diet.