13-08-17

Not one of us wants to lose our pets sooner than we have to - especially when the time spent together is so precious and often passes by in a flash.

With this in mind, anything which promotes a long, healthy and happy life is worth doing - and arguably the most important decision we make each day in this respect, is what food goes into our dogs and cats bodies.

A simple enough decision?

You'd think so, but as with most subjects, things are not as straight forward as they might first appear.

The foundation of a dog or cat's health lies in the quality of the food he or she eats...

And this story begins in the ground... Soil is the prime source of the minerals on which every living cell depends for its structure and function. Yet, all over the world minerals are vanishing from agricultural land at an alarming rate. In Europe alone for example, average mineral levels in soil have fallen by a staggering 72%.

100% Natural, Human Food Grade Ingredients all the meat, bone and offal in our raw food, is from the UK and has been passed fit for human consumption. And nothing else is added. NO vitamin A; vitamin D; vitamin E; Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate; Ferrous Sulphate Monohydrate; Cupric Sulphate Pentahydrate; Calcium Iodate Anhydrous; Manganous Chelate of Amino Acids Hydrate.

There are two brightly coloured bands on our raw food sleeves, displaying important symbols. In a series of mini-blogs over the next few weeks we'll explain what each of these mean, and why they're important for promoting the very best of health in dogs and cats.

Many dogs these days, suffer from fears and and insecurities which cause them to react badly to other animals, people and the environment.

Homeopathy is often an effective treatment for affected pets, especially when specific traumatic experiences are the root of the problem.

Another natural therapy, which can help a great deal is TTouch... 

18-04-15

Thirty one years ago I saw a Boxer, who was steadily losing weight.  The puzzling thing was, Bella was still eating normally, her diet hadn’t changed, there was no vomiting or diarrhoea, and no physical abnormalities, other than increasingly prominent bones....

The food we give our pets each day, has far reaching consequences for their health.   And yet, it’s often not until a much-loved pet becomes ill, or a disturbing report appears in the press, that we’re prompted to take a closer look at what we are giving our pets...

17-03-17

Who would have thought that a nice, new, shiny wet nose could change everything?

Well Tina’s did.

In one fell swoop...

I scanned the neat rows of vials, filled with little white pills. ‘Homeopathy,’ someone said. ‘Nonsense,’ I thought. "The year was 1983, I was fresh from 5 years at Liverpool University studying to become a vet and had just discovered that the ‘remedies’ a colleague was dispensing to pets for all sorts of injuries and ills, were homeopathic preparations.