With our pup soon approaching her first birthday, I felt it appropriate to share an update of her progress.  Our little lady is now a whopping 73 lbs. and full of energy.  She has matured into a beautiful polar-coated English labrador. 

While many adjustments were necessary with respect to the first year with our young lady, we have had success with the adjustments made.  I share our experience in hopes that the K9s and felines out there might experience the same success when it comes to eliminating anxiety and nervousness.  

First step we took was administering a detox remedy to assist her body in removing toxins received through vaccinations (Rebalancer).  Next, her diet was shifted to cooked ground lamb (easy to digest and sufficient fat content) and baked cod fish, bone meal, a dash of sea salt, grated yam or sweet potato, a dollop of applesauce and a few blueberries.  Any snack or treat she receives is FREE of added synthetic vitamins and supplements, dairy and probiotics.  Fresh fruits are her favorite snack with dried rabbit being a close second!  

Any probiotic we would administer would cause episodes of diarrhea to become worse.  Pumpkin was not all it is said to be in her case either.  Check the labels on the snacks provided for your pet.  Many treats and snacks have added probiotics that can create an imbalance in the microbiome.  This imbalance is what was discovered in our young lady through a stool test conducted by a lab in California.  (AnimalBiome.com). At the direction of the lab who conducted the stool sample testing, our young lady was put on a product made from fecal matter collected from healthy dogs.  Sounds horrible but within 10 days her belly and attitude took on a new personality!  In addition, adding a mealtime digestive enzyme, eliminating all probiotics, dairy products and synthetic vitamins and supplements was key.  

When the meals for your furry friend are made of good quality food, and not processed, dried and bagged products, supplementing their diet with vitamins and minerals is not necessary.  Stick with what nature provides and you just might open the door to eliminating the need for any remedy used for anxiety.  

Here’s to furry friend health!