"we are what we eat & so are our pets"
WE HELP OWNERS FEED THEIR PETS THE RIGHT TYPES OF FOOD
AND PROVIDE NUTRITION BASED SOLUTIONS TO ASSIST IN IMPROVING THEIR HEALTH.
AND PROVIDE NUTRITION BASED SOLUTIONS TO ASSIST IN IMPROVING THEIR HEALTH.
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IMPORTANT INFO;
- Always do your research. Do not just start feeding your pet 'raw foods'
- Remember, you're playing with your animals health. The information we provide should be used in conjunction with your vet's advice and/or treatments for medical conditions. If in doubt, it never hurts to just check with your vet first.
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Did you know ...
adding some flavour to your dog's diet can have a positive impact for their health.... 
BASIL
Antibacterial & high in protein. Repels house flies and mosquitoes. For poultry it is used for mucous membrane health and orange egg yolks. CALENDULA Anti-inflammatory, antiviral and antimicrobial properties. Calendula helps increase blood flow and oxygen to wounds and infected areas, which helps the body grow new tissue and heal more rapidly. DILL Helps tonify the liver and pancreas, and is great for bad breath, especially when used in combination with parsley and peppermint. Helps dissolve uric acid accumulations in cases of kidney and bladder stones. Aids in treating chronic constipation. Ground seeds help dispel intestinal worms. ECHINACEA Widely used for viral and bacterial infections or weakened immune system. It is used to help prevent infection and as a beneficial aid in the treatment also. GARLIC Natures antibiotic. Benefits the circulatory system. Garlic is a good source of calcium, phosphorus, potassium, vitamins A, B1, B6 and C, copper, iron, protein, tryptophan, zinc, and selenium. It also has manganese, a co-factor of a variety of important antioxidant enzymes. ** PEPPERMINT Excellent digestive tonic to help relieve flatulence, stimulate poor appetite, ease nausea and vomiting or colic. Anti-inflammatory properties help reduce swelling in limbs when applied topically. OREGANO Is often referred to as the “cure in the cupboard." A natural antibiotic mostly used for colds, flus and as an anti-fungal and anti-bacterial. It’s been commonly used to aid with conditions like candida, all types of viral infections and common bugs like Salmonella and E. coli that may affect dogs. PARSLEY Rich in Vitamin C, Iron & Copper being ideal for anaemia. A powerful diuretic and tonic herb so should not be used in large quantities. High in protein. ROSEMARY Because of rosemary’s antimicrobial prowess, it can be used in antibacterial skin or eye rinses, to help with minor cuts and burns, and for infections in the mouth area, urinary and digestive tracts. Rosemary is an herb often cited for its ability to repel fleas, ticks, mosquitoes and other bugs. THYME Contains vitamin K, iron, manganese, calcium and dietary fibre. Its primary active ingredient, thymol, helps inhibit the growth of fungus and bacteria. Thyme also contains a variety of flavonoids which increase its antioxidant properties. TURMERIC is gaining recognition for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant impact. It has more antioxidant properties than vitamin E, and its potential as a cancer preventive has been supported by many studies.increases bile production and flow, and protects the stomach and liver. Find nutritional analysis data via this link |
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