Heart failure in dogs can be very difficult to treat, but there are three new holistic treatments you should be considering.

“Microbiome restorative therapy” (MBRT), is a new term for "fecal microbiota transplantation” (or FMT). Learn what this therapy actually does in restoring the microbiome and how it can help you and your pet.

When you think of good hygiene for your dog, what comes to your mind? Baths!

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The Society of Progressive Medical Education (SOPMed) held it’s annual conference in San Diego, California. There was an incredible array of speakers covering a multitude of topics, including dental health, detoxification, cardiac health, a vision for the future of health care, improving animal health with ozone and fecal transplants, breast cancer prevention, healing the blood brain barrier, deuterium depleted water and curing chronic disease.

When tissue is damaged, as in a heart attack, the proteins from the dead tissue leak into the bloodstream. Antibodies respond to these “foreign” antigens and the pet patient essentially becomes allergic to his own heart. This ultimately becomes an autoimmune disorder. Protomorphogens behave as “decoys” drawing auto-antibodies away from the heart, relieving the autoimmune attack and allowing the heart to heal.

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Does your pet suffer from vague abdominal pain, nausea, abdominal bloating, flatulence, chronic fatigue, constipation, poor growth and maturity, iron deficiency anemia, osteoporosis, seizures or other neurologic disorders? It could be from food intolerences. Learn how to test your pet.

What is the value in consuming organs, specifically glandular tissues? Writings from as early as 1600 BC describe the consumption of liver to treat night blindness. Other organs have been fed to sick people and animals to support healing, regeneration, and return to function. This practice has become known as glandular therapy and can be very beneficial for your pet.

When enough cells are compromised, your pet will develop symptoms (lethargy, fever, nausea, diarrhea, etc.). The typical approach is to prescribe the appropriate pharmaceutical. However, drugs address symptoms, not cell function. Nutrition supplies the energy and building blocks for repair, regeneration, healing and return to function. Without proper nutritional support, healing can be delayed or incomplete. Thus, every case has a nutritional component to it.