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Natural Ways to Prevent Canine Cancer

Natural Ways to Prevent Canine Cancer

   1 in 3 dogs are diagnosed with cancer, this number has been increasing for decades, a common cause could very well be due to the increase of unhealthy diets and the increase of toxins your pet is being exposed to every day. It’s scary to think about, but as a pet owner it is something that you should be aware of and something that you should always be trying to prevent, by strengthening your pets immune system naturally through their diet.
Overweight Dogs and Cats: the dangers and how to prevent naturally

Overweight Dogs and Cats: the dangers and how to prevent naturally

About 50% of dogs and cats are overweight. It has become so common that when people see a dog or cat that is a healthy weight they think they are underweight…a overweight pet increases the risk of arthritis, diabetes, cancer, kidney disease, respiratory disease and more!

The main culprit for pets becoming overweight is the fact that the vast majority of pets are fed kibble. Kibble is high in starch, carbohydrates and sugar. Most kibble is actually higher in carbs than protein. Like humans, when we eat fast food and junk food, we gain weight. The exact thing happens to pets. Kibble is comparable to eating fast food. 

Why you should Detox your Pet's Liver

Why you should Detox your Pet's Liver

Have you ever thought of doing a liver cleanse on your pet? We’re here to tell you why this is a great idea!
Our world is full of toxins, things like household cleaners, pesticides, vaccinations, poor diet and unfiltered water, just to name a few can have an effect on our pets sensitive bodies.
A liver cleanse is highly recommended for any dog or cat
Benefits of a raw food diet for cats and how to switch from kibble

Benefits of a raw food diet for cats and how to switch from kibble

Kibble tends to be full of preservatives and grain additives such as rice, wheat and corn which compromise about 50% of processed cat foods and are used simply to hold the food together. Cats are obligate carnivores and although carbohydrates can be used as a source of metabolic energy, they have a limited capacity for carbohydrate digestion.

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