A Complete Holistic Health Care Regime For Your Pet
1. Choose a good quality food to form the foundation of health.
For many pets a high quality complete core raw food is best, as this supplies the natural nutrients necessary for good health in a form that dogs and cats have thrived on for millions of years. A home cooked food is next best, followed by a high meat content, grain, vegetable, fruit and chemical additive-free tinned or dried food.
2. Supply the nutritional building blocks for optimum health.
Specially formulated natural supplements, provide a rich supply of healthy nutrients, many of which are not found in ordinary food. Vince the Vet® Digestion, Vitality, Immunity and Joints are ideal for this, and are an important step in supporting optimum health.
3. Support the body's natural adaptive and recuperative powers to help maintain optimum health.
Stress can have a detrimental effect on health - particularly when present for long periods. And this can be caused not only by circumstances or events which dogs and cats find frightening, but also by the organs of the body having to function at peak capacity for extended periods. The liver and kidneys for example, have to work far harder in modern day dogs and cats than in their ancestors, to cope with the high levels of environmental and dietary chemicals present in our increasingly polluted world.
Vince the Vet® Pet Remedies are invaluable tools for reliving stress, and for supporting the body in maintaining health.
4. Regularly screen for parasitic worms to avoid the unnecessary use of toxic chemicals.
Most chemical wormers are neurotoxins, which have the potential for causing significant harm in sensitive pets. To avoid this risk, it is far better to test the stools with a Vince the Vet® Worm Count and Lungworm Kit first, to see if any worms are present before giving substances like this.
(Reducing exposure to environmental and dietary chemicals is an important part of any holistic health care regime, as is an informed approach to vaccinations. For more information on these topics, please click on the links and see our blogs.)
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