Does a natural detox for dogs and cats seem like a bit too much? Picture yourself walking the streets barefoot, eating dead mice or dining out of garbage cans, and drinking out of toilet bowls. Our pets are exposed to all the same disgusting toxins we humans are — plus a whole lot more. Factor in […]
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A lowered immune system is one of the most common problems afflicting today’s dogs and cats. The condition is often manifested through skin allergies, sensitivities, compromised ability to fight off infections, and cancer. Cancer is perhaps the best reflection of lowered immune defenses. Every person’s or animal’s immunity deteriorates as the body ages. As it
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Can you spot cancer symptoms in dogs and cats? While it looks as though cancer affects greater and greater proportions of people in our society, it is also affecting larger numbers of our pets. It might seem like more pets are affected by cancer than in the past, but the hard numbers tell us we
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Restore Wellness with Herbal Nutrients The condition of cancer in dogs and cats carries special nutritional requirements which are not 100% known. What we know is that a pet with cancer will undergo many physical changes as the body responds to the cancer. Without intervention, including herbal supplementation, a pet will experience drastic muscle wasting and often
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Asking our natural cataract medicine for dogs and cats to work even harder at preventing and reversing cataracts is a mighty big ask. But now, we’ve made our Primalix Cataractin even more effective with the addition of a simple amino acid that has been clinically proven to promote healthy vision and prevent vision disability from
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Yes, dog worms and cat worms can and often do infect humans. As loving pet owners, we share our homes, our hearts, and even our beds with our furry friends. Unfortunately, dogs and cats can infect humans with roundworms, also known as ascarids, and hookworms through a process known as Zoonotic transmission. What is Zoonotic Transmission and How
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