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Vaccine's: To Do or Not To Do?
There is so much to talk about with the controversy on vaccine's, so what I will do here is post videos that I hope will answer so many of your questions about vaccine's, their 'safety', how they work, how often? or can you even stop giving them? ect...you get the picture. If you are questioning vaccine's and want to be sure you're making the right decisions for the health of your pet, the first step is to get educated. Like the saying goes "Knowledge is Power" and the more


Pet Allergies, is there an answer?
Stop addressing the
allergy symptoms &
address allergies at the
root!


Canine Parvovirus, Monoclonal Antibody Therapy & Creating Natural Immunity
A Medical Perspective on Canine Parvovirus and Monoclonal Antibody Therapy Canine parvovirus, commonly known as "parvo," is a highly contagious and serious viral disease that primarily affects young dogs and puppies. The virus targets rapidly dividing cells in the body, most notably in the intestines and bone marrow, leading to severe and life-threatening symptoms. Understanding Canine Parvovirus Infection The parvovirus is a tenacious and resilient pathogen. It is shed in th


Unlocking Optimal Canine Health:
A Deeper Dive into Probiotics, Nosodes, Titers, and Herbal Support in out Puppy & Adult Wellness Bundles. My vision is to see every puppy have the absolute healthiest life possible and I'm pretty sure you want the same thing. Taking home a vet liability is no fun for you, your wallet or your puppy. The only reason you should need pet health insurance is to cover any needs for a surgery or a major emergency should it ever arise! Chronic ailments should never be a part of your


Pet Fooled - The Shocking Truth About The Pet Food Industry
The Shocking Truth About The Pet Food Industry - A MUST WATCH!


Heartworm - Natural Prevention
Heartworm Medications have side effects! There is a safer, more natural way to prevent Heartworms! The cause of heartworms is mosquitoes. Mosquitoes carry these parasites that enter the bloodstream as larvae and migrate to the heart. Six months after reaching the heart, the larvae turn into adults, and that's when problems begin. Full-grown heartworms may eventually fill the heart, blocking flow of blood to the lungs and doing damage to the heart. Often, by the time you see s


Spaying and neutering your dog: Options and alternatives
A Lengthy, but EXTREMELY informative video ; Spay-Neuter is linked to Grand Mal Seizures As well! Article Good Breeder Center |Jan 26, 2022 Spaying and neutering your dog: Options and alternatives By Dr. Mikel Delgado, PhD, Dr. Nate Ritter, DVM, and Dr. Judi Stella, PhD Recent research has drawn attention to the fact that the standard practice of early spay/neuter (6 months of age or younger) for our dogs may come with increased risk of orthopedic problems and some cancers.


Don't Buy A Cane Corso
So you want a Cane Corso? You must be or you wouldn't be reading this. THE CANE CORSO IS NOT THE PERFECT BREED FOR EVERYONE. As a breed they have a few features that some people find charming, but that some people find mildly unpleasant and some people find downright intolerable. There are different breeds for different needs. There are over 200 purebred breeds of dogs in the world. Maybe you'd be better off with some other breed. Maybe you'd be better off with a cat. Mayb


Cooked or Raw ~ What’s The Difference?
Most people are very confused due to conflicting advise about raw. Why IS food cooked for dogs? Food is cooked to kill germs, toxins the causes of food borne illnesses. Cooking the dog food kills parasites. Food is cooked so it can be stored and transported. Raw food “self-destructs” or goes bad, due to the active enzymes in the food. Cooking stops that process by destroying the enzymes. Food is cooked to make it more nutritious and digestible. In general, no, cooking food
































