a face book friend asked at my vet site: Hi Dr. Chambreau!! Just found your information under Holistic Veterinarian's list through the UCD website! Getting ready to download your book, "Feeding the Healthy Pet," and looking forward to all the information to help keep my 3 Sheltie companions healthy!!! Right now, I am feeding them [...]
A great site to stay up on nutrition information is www.DrdougKnueven.com. Recently he wrote "Hills, Purina, and Iams are ingrained into the consciousnesses of every veterinarian from their professional infancy to their grave. Processed food is in our blood – Yuck. How can you expect a veterinarian to be open to the idea that real, [...]
these come from a private raw feeding list serve and I hope no one is offended with my sharing. 1. Nature's Logic If you are looking for easy healthy treats, Nature's Logic just released new dehydrated treats. They are made from only all natural, Midwest beef sources and cattle graded USDA Prime and like all our products [...]
Treating cats with hyperthyroidism, worms, tapeworms, fleas. finding holistic veterinarians.
Again - a reason to buy most of your ingredients locally where you can actually see the animals running around and see the bags of feed (look for non-GMO). PMI Nutrition, LLC recalls Red flannel Cat food due to possible salmonella contamination on 1/27/2014.
AVMA's report on the highlights of 2013 deserve comments. Animal illnesses and deaths linked to jerky treats made in China continued to stump researchers, and an FDA alert to veterinarians and the public intensified the scrutiny of the issue. DR. C - Why would we purchase treats when our own locally raised food make the best treats [...]
Frequently newspapers and popular magazines publish lists of "food that kill your pets". When we are looking from the holistic perspective they may not be that accurate - some myths still abound. The current one, with pictures, was in the Denver Post and lists: alcohol, raisins, currents, cooked bones, avocado, walnuts, macadamia nuts, grapes, fatty [...]
This week's Animal Wellness Blog covers 1. a few ways to help a dog eat more slowly and build health in general. 2. First aid for snake bites.
I am staying here in Calgary on a horse farm (lots of rescues) with a wonderful, holistic, clicker training friend, Monty. She introduced me to a wonderful (and inexpensive) on-line set of courses on Equine Nutrition taught by Dr. Eleanor Kellon. Monty also highly recommends the on-line equine clicker training classes taught by Alexandra Kurland as she [...]
Good morning! Hi, I am connected with you on Linkedin and reside locally in Montgomery County. I eat a lot of avocados and am wondering if a few mini pieces of this great vegetable is ok for my cat , or would this particular food be harmful for her? yes, it is great to offer. [...]