Dr Nat is a holistic veterinarian who specialises in essential oil use for animals. She lives with her family on their property the Living Wellness Farm.
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She is passionate about a naturalistic approach to animal care and a healthy balanced lifestyle.
I've got something to tell you. I don't know if you've noticed the bump in the last few pictures I've shared. But we are expecting another little human to join our family of 4 very soon! Hence it's been a little quiet here lately. We've had other things on our mind.
Looking forward to meeting this little one very soon 🥰🤗✨️
Does it make you happy that you know you feed your dog the BEST diet!!!
Lyka has 50% off until the end of the month.
It makes me smile on the inside and out knowing my dog and most of my patients have a super nutritious diet!!! This means they are either fed raw or at least not a highly processed diet such as kibble.
Lyka is a cooked diet at low temperatures and is a great option for changing your dog over to raw (as an interim) or if they can not tolerate raw... or simply because it's super convenient; delivered to your door and packaged in the right sizes.
Just use this link: https://lyka.com.au/join/DRNATS and take advantage of this huge 50% off saving off your first order.
👇Post in the comments below what you feed your pet 👇
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This Sunday is HERB FEST! Such an awesome little market with big speakers on super awesome topics. Come join us at Coolum State School Sunday 16 June on Barns Lane
Be inspired by great speakers, shop artisan handcrafted herbal products and seedlings, and enjoy the food, drinks, live music and free kids activities
You can book tickets here; https://everydayempowered.com.au/event/herbfest-2024-ticket/?_kx=xcvKJ7XZbxAv9Ipg-Gzb3KrzCtkyo1FeRfgNhCdYAaNJjPvY8IPMZyFn4TunuPKg.VitxWq
Hope to see you there
This Sunday is Pet Expo Market at Kin Kin 02/06/24
Bring your pup along for a free doggie check-up with Dr Nat and come dressed to impress for the best-dressed pet competition.
I am so excited to see you at this fun day out.
🌿🐾 Natural Heartworm Control Alert! 🐾🌿
Did you know heartworm is spread by mosquitoes? Worried about protecting your furry friend from heartworms? 🐶 Look no further! All you need to do is prevent your dogs and cats from being bitten by mozzies. The good news is we are coming into winter so the mozzies should start to reduce in numbers soon. Although after the wet summer we just had I’m still seeing quite a few about.
🌱 **Herbal Remedies:** Harness the natural power of herbs like garlic, neem, and wormwood, known for their anti-parasitic properties. These botanical wonders offer a gentle yet effective defense against heartworms. You can find all three of these in Dr Nat’s Shield Skin and Coat Spray and two of them in Dr Nat’s Defend Immune Tonic.
🌟 **Probiotic Power:** Support your pet's gut health with probiotics found in fermented foods like yogurt or kefir or Dr Nat’s tonics. A happy belly means a stronger defense against heartworms. 🦠✨
🌿 Embrace nature's remedies and keep your beloved companion safe from heartworms the natural way. Bring them inside in the late afternoon when it is peak mozzie time. For personalized guidance and recommendations, consult with your holistic veterinarian. Your pet's health is worth it! Dr Nat offers holistic phone consults. You can book online at www.drnats.com.au💚🐾
Remember, prevention is key! Stay proactive and prioritize your pet's health with natural heartworm control solutions. If choosing to use natural heartworm prevention Dr Nat recommends getting your pet checked for heartworm with a blood test every 6 months.🐾✨
Does your pet have chronic ongoing skin, gut or other health issues?
Dr Nat's Nourish pet tea supports gut health and ultimately helps heal the gut. Gut symptoms do not need to be severe for gastrointestinal health to be a major player in what’s going on in the overall picture. There may be other major issues that are more pertinent such as ongoing skin problems or even auto-immune disease. Fixing gut health is often the first step to getting these other issues under control.
There are 10 organic herbs in this tea blend. Selected as they are known for help with cramping, abdominal pain, flatulence, and bloating. These herbs have been shown to have anti-inflammatory properties, be soothing and healing to the gut lining as well as have many other benefits to the gastrointestinal system such as calming, reducing spasms, helping with diarrhoea, moistening, antioxidant properties, antimicrobial, anticarcinogenic, detoxifying and biofilm busting!
This tea can be used for long-term support in cases where the gut is implicated as a part of other ongoing health issues. An example of this is in skin disorders or immune disorders as the skin, immune system, and gut are all intimately linked. Dr Nat prescribes this tea to support pet patients when the gut has been compromised by both acute toxic insult or through chronic poor nutrition leading to other problems such as poor skin and coat health. It is also a useful tool when detoxing is needed. Pets are exposed to so many chemicals and detoxing is often an important step to rectifying chronic issues in pets’ health.
If you would like a 20% off coupon code for Dr Nat's Nourish Pet Tea; post "Nourish", "Gut health" or "yes" in the comment below and I will DM you the code.
Pet's prefer this tea added to their food... I add a little extra licorice root to mine and drink it daily!!
Bless yas
Dr Nat
www.drnats.com.au
Kin Kin Markets is the place to be this Sunday! I didn't make it last month as it got washed out. But I am so excited to be there this month. The theme is Mother Earth/ Holistic healing fest! How perfect is that!
I harness mother earth's gifts to heal our furry loved ones.
Kin Kin market is a super fun market for the kids. Lots of free activities. Come and enjoy! No better way to spend a Sunday morning.
Come say hi at the Pomona Markets tomorrow! I'll be offering free quick doggie health checks.
Happy National Pet's Day! I hope your day was filled with cuddles from your furry loved ones. Or maybe feathered too!
For the best holistic pet care tips around check out my pet care articles on my website; www.drnats.com.au
Make sure your pets live a long and happy life with you.
Blessings
Dr Nat
I recommend titre testing your dog every 3 years rather than vaccinating. You can read my article for more details:
https://drnats.com.au/all-pet-care-articles/why-do-dogs-need-to-be-vaccinated-every-year/
But what I wanted to share with you here now was a great article to help detox your dog when they do require a vaccine;
https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/dog-vaccinations-detox/?fbclid=IwAR128mCeaIF30SQGA-L3LaNK5LimjFr2vOR93KYzkofoW0GLyfVkCNm91_Y
Dr Nat will be at Kin Kin markets for the first time this Sunday! Come and enjoy the georgous atmosphere of this beautiful country market. There's loads to do for the kids including free face painting. Life music. There's even a yoga class and a singing circle happening. Such a fantastic community. Can't wait! 🌱🌼💙🐾
Happy Equinox everyone. I hope your furry loved ones didn't find your chocolate stash.
But if they did you may find my article "Ways to help your pets upset stomach" helpful.
https://drnats.com.au/all-pet-care-articles/ways-to-help-your-pets-upset-stomach/
( or see link in bio)
Remember my Dr Nat's products are all about supporting gut health. Dr Nat's Restore Digestion Tonic and Nourish Pet Tea are two must haves on hand ready to support any gut upset.
A patient success story of mine 🥰
How fantastic are nutraceuticals! I hate hearing people reach for antihistamines so readily during a flare-up or skin issues ( both for their pets and children and themselves!) Next time try quercetin and also homeopathic apis is very helpful 🌱❤️🐾
Many pet parents are looking for natural remedies for dog allergies to avoid the potential side effects of drugs like prednisone or apoquel long-term.
Fortunately, there are many safe and effective alternative dog allergy supplements available that pet parents can use to help reduce their dog’s allergy symptoms.
Quercetin is one of those natural remedies that can be used safely and effectively.
It is commonly referred to as “nature’s Benadryl” due to its natural anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antihistamine properties.
Histamine is released from inflammatory cells when our dogs are exposed to allergens and it’s part of the cause of itchy, puffy eyes and irritated itchy skin.
A safe dosing guideline for quercetin is 5-10 mg per pound of bodyweight, which can be given twice a day. But ask your veterinarian if your pet is on any medications if it's ok to use.
Quercetin is a great, natural supplement that can provide an itchy dog major allergy relief.
Results can vary between dogs, but this is a safe supplement that most pet parents can try.
Are you ready to give it a try?
Check out this blog post on how to use it: https://thenaturalpetdoctor.com/the-holistic-guide-to-treating-dog-allergies-itchy-skin-and-yeast-infections/
✨🐾 Did you know that dogs and cats can build up their own natural immunity to ticks? 🐾✨
🚫 Paralysis ticks are super scary as they can kill dogs and cats in as little as 3 days. However, tick poisons are also pretty high risk.
🐶 So what options do we have? Especially if our pets are vulnerable to tick chemical treatments...
🦠 Firstly no matter what tick control you are using the most important thing is to check daily. No chemical or natural control is 100% effective and finding ticks before your pet develops symptoms is key. If your pet gets ticks regularly and you are able to remove them quickly this may even alow them to develop natural immunity to the tick paralysis posion.
🌱 There are a number of herbs known to repel ticks. For example neem is used by organic cattle farmers to kill ticks when cattle cross the tick line. Dr Nat’s Shield skin and coat spray contains neem amongst many other helpful herbs.
🌻 Essential Oils: Harness the power of nature with essential oils like cedarwood, lavender, lemongrass, peppermint, and geranium to help repel ticks. Again some of which are in Dr Nat’s Shield Skin and Coat spray. Read Dr Nat’s guide to using essential oils safely article on her website (see link in bio) before using essential oils on your pets.
🍃 Apple Cider Vinegar: An age old remedy known to help prevent parasites by taking it both internally and using it on the coat. Dr Nat’s Defend Immunity tonic and Shield skin and coat spray contain apple cider vinegar.
🌼Plant herbs that ticks do not like in your gardens such as lavender, sage, mint, wormwood, rosemary and marigolds! Keep your lawn short and leaf litter to a minimum. Get a few chickens or guinea fowl will to help keep tick populations down.
🎋 Diatomaceous Earth: Safely sprinkle this fine powder around your home and yard to eliminate ticks by drying them out. However, take care not to inhale it.
🌟 Homeopathic products are also available to help build your pet's natural resistance to ticks. Contact Dr Nat if you are interested in a homeopathic product.
Make sure you feed your pet a complete balanced diet that is NOT highly processed. I recommend a raw diet. Keeping your pet's immune system strong with a good diet goes a long way. See my articles on raw feeding on my website. For more support, I have phone consults and quick email questions available (see link in bio).
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Dr Nat's 6 top tips on preventing fleas naturally.
The good news is although fleas are a massive nuisance they are rarely life-threatening (they can be life-threatening in small puppies and kittens if they are allowed to get completely out of hand). Thus in most instances dealing with fleas naturally is a great option. Prevention is always the best cure. In large flea outbreaks even conventional poisons have difficulty getting the problem under control, so make sure you get on top of things early.
1. Grooming and checking daily; The best way to avoid flea populations out of hand is to get on top of things quickly. Thus the most important thing is to check your pet for fleas daily.
The best way to find fleas is by brushing your dog's fur with a flea comb. This can help remove fleas and flea eggs before they have a chance to infest. If you find what looks like dirt come out on the comb; wet this with a damp tissue and if it turns a rusty red colour then you have fleas! Flea poo or flea dirt turns red due to their diet consisting mainly of your pets blood!
2. Maintaining Clean Environment: Keeping your home and yard clean can prevent flea infestations. Vacuuming and washing your dog's bedding is a big help to keeping the flea life stages that survive off your pets under control.
3. Apple Cider Vinegar: apple cider vinegar is known to help repel fleas. The acidity of the vinegar makes the environment less hospitable for fleas. This is one of the main ingredients in Dr Nat's Shield skin and coat spray and Defend Immunity tonic. They also contain a number of other herbs including garlic that are well known for detering fleas. https://drnats.com.au/pet-products/
4. Essential Oils: Certain essential oils such as lavender, lemon, tea tree, cedarwood, peppermint and eucalyptus have natural flea-repellent properties. Always make sure you use a high-quality essential oil known to be safe on animals and dilute appropriately with a base oil like coconut oil. Dr Nat's Shield skin and coat spray contains a number of these essential oils and herbs. https://drnats.com.au/pet-products/shield-skin-coat-spray/
5. Diatomaceous Earth: Food-grade diatomaceous earth can be sprinkled on your dog's bedding and around the house. It's a fine powder that dehydrates and kills fleas upon contact. Just be careful not to inhale this fine powder as it can cause major damage to the lungs ( a bit like asbestos).
6. Healthy Diet: Nothing beats a balanced diet to help boost your dog's immune system, making them less attractive to fleas. Natural supplements like brewer's yeast and garlic have been known to repel fleas. Check out Dr Nat's Defend Immunity Tonic for an easy and safe way to add garlic to your pet's food. https://drnats.com.au/pet-products/defend-immunity-tonic/
If you have questions of need further support such as how to use essential oils safely on and around your pets please send Dr Nat a question or book a consult with her here; https://drnats.com.au/consults/
This weekend is , Noosa's favourite doggy day out. Come bring your family, friends, and fur-babies along for a day in Dogtopia... with competitions, educational talks, demonstrations, live music, food trucks for the humans and treats galore for the furbabies, this puptastic fundraising event is not to be missed! I'm so excited to be part of it and will be offering free quick doggy health checks.
See you there
📆Saturday 23 March 2024
🕞 9am - 3pm
📍 Tewantin Noosa Lions Park, Gympie Tce Noosaville
Go to and check out their bio for tickets.
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Looking forward to going to Pomona market again this Saturday 9th March. Come drop into my stall and say hi 😁🤗🌱🌼🐾
Hi I'm Dr Nat a holistic veterinarian. I have created a line of herbal products to get pet's bodies to balance and heal themselves naturally. They are designed to support chronic diseases such as skin, gut, and immune health. They are also great for keeping pets healthy by supporting the correct balance of skin and gut flora and preventing unwanted critters from hitching a ride.
Check out my website for more details www.drnats.com.au
I also have a great pet care article page with lots of information on how to keep your pets healthy so they live long and happy lives with you.
🐾 Considering desexing for your dog? Here's a comprehensive overview of the latest research to help you make an informed decision!
📊 Recent studies suggest that early age desexing may have more risks than benefits for our pooches. While desexing can reduce the risk of certain diseases like mammary tumors and prostate issues, it's crucial to weigh these benefits against potential health risks.
🩺 Orthopedic diseases, cancers, urinary incontinence, obesity, and behavioral changes are among the health concerns linked to desexing. The impact can vary by breed, age, and individual factors.
🐶 Desexing at older ages, typically beyond 12-18 months, may have fewer adverse effects on health. Newer techniques like ovary-sparing hysterectomy and vasectomies offer options to retain natural hormones while preventing reproduction.
💡 Behavioral considerations are also important. While desexing may reduce some undesirable behaviors, its effects can vary among individuals, highlighting the need for personalized recommendations.
👩⚕️ Talk to your veterinarian to assess your dog's specific circumstances and health risks. Consider options like ovary-sparing spays and vasectomies and weigh the risks versus benefits carefully.
📚 Stay informed with the latest research and make the best decision for your dog's health and welfare. If you choose to desex, consider letting females have 1-2 heats and waiting until male dogs are fully mature for optimal outcomes.
For more info see Dr Nat's full article here; https://drnats.com.au/all-pet-care-articles/what-is-the-best-age-to-desex-my-dog/
Great day at Pomona Markets yesterday. I got to meet some lovely pets and their owners including this gorgeous Cooley pup "Sol". Thanks to everyone who came and chatted all things holistic pet care for dogs, cats, horses and even goats!
Pet owners who are dedicated to providing their dogs with the highest quality of life possible, recognising that a wholesome diet and clean lifestyle are essential components of their pet's overall health and happiness. Feeding a minimally processed raw diet has the potential to make a huge difference in your pet's overall health. As does minimising chemicals and making informed decisions on which preventatives your pet requires for their individual lifestyle and environment. If and when your pet needs medical attention there are more and more alternatives these days. For example you don't need to turn to immune suppressing harmful medication for a skin itch.
If you would like more information on raw feeding or supporting your pet naturally I have great articles on my website; https://drnats.com.au/pet-care-articles/
I have also create natural pet products to both keep them healthy from the inside out and specifically support skin, gut and immune health; https://drnats.com.au/pet-products/
I am super excited to be taking my products to Pomona market this Saturday.
Come and say hi and check out all the other great produce and artisanal stalls. Pomona is such a warm and welcoming little town. I love how this little market has such a great variety of stalls and a beautiful community presence. Come and support small businesses and celebrate creativity. I'll look forward to having the pleasure of chatting and connect with lots of lovely people.
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Did you know raw fed puppies can eat almost as much as they like!
Check out Dr Nat's latest article on how much to feed your puppy here;
https://drnats.com.au/all-pet-care-articles/dr-nat-explains-how-much-food-a-puppy-needs-per-day/
Dr Nat make's it super simple to calculate how much your puppy should be getting each day. Dr Nat also creates herbal products for pets particularly with supporting gut health in mind.
Essential oils are one of the best tools we have that help to address both our and our pet's emotions. As our pets are highly sensitive to their owner's emotions our mood has a big role to play in influencing our pet's mood.
Essential oils can be safely used around pets as long as you follow a few simple guidelines.
1. Quality
There is a huge variation in essential oil quality on the market. You need to make sure you use pure therapeutic-grade essential oils. I use doTERRA essential oils. They have very high-quality testing and tracing of their essential oil batches. They also source their essential oils directly from indigenous farms supporting both small farmers and a high-quality plant grown in the correct conditions it's endemic too. If you would like to purchase doTERRA essential oils at wholesale prices please get in touch with me. I can be your support person.
2. Quantity.
When diffusing essential oils around your pets always make sure there is plenty of ventilation and that the animal can choose to move away from the essential oil if they choose to.
For more information on essential oil use around pets check out my article here;
https://drnats.com.au/all-pet-care-articles/introduction-to-essential-oils-for-pets/
If you would like support using essential oils on your pets please feel free to send me a message.
Post in the comment below what your favourite essential oils are.
Did you know you actually have a huge influence over the health of your pets? Because you have the ability to choose what your pet eats.
I highly recommend feeding cats and dogs a raw diet. Or at least an unprocessed diet. This not only sets then up for a longer healthy life but also protects them by keeping their gut in optimal condition from being vulnerable to stomach upsets.
My products are also designed to support gut health both in a preventative way and when things go wrong.
Check out these articles for more info on feeding a raw diet and how to help your pets upset stomach;
https://drnats.com.au/all-pet-care-articles/5-reasons-to-feed-your-dogs-and-cats-a-raw-diet/
https://drnats.com.au/all-pet-care-articles/ways-to-help-your-pets-upset-stomach/
So you just got a new puppy or kitten. Your super excited and also super overwhelmed. There are so many things to consider;
Then main big 2 in my opinion that are preventative are parvo virus and tick paralysis. But these involve vaccinations and heavy chemicals.
Worming is definitely one to consider if you have children around as puppies are inherently wormy.
However diet is also of huge importance. I recommend a raw diet from the start. Quit the kibble; there is more and more evidence to support this is making our pets sick.
I have summarised all you need to know in detail in this article. Check it out here:
https://drnats.com.au/all-pet-care-articles/everything-you-need-to-know-to-keep-your-new-puppy-or-kitten-healthy/
I don't recommend apoquel because as an Integrative veterinarian I prefer to use herbs, homeopathics, essential oils, nutraceuticals and acupuncture to correct the body and help it heal rather than suppress the immune system. But here are some very good reasons to avoid drugs like apoquel...
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Hi I'm Dr Nat a holistic veterinarian. I have created a line of herbal products to get pet's bodies to balance and heal themselves naturally. They are designed to support chronic diseases such as skin, gut, and immune health. They are also great for keeping pets healthy by supporting the correct balance of skin and gut flora and preventing unwanted critters from hitching a ride. Check out my website for more details www.drnats.com.au I also have a great pet care article page with lots of information on how to keep your pets healthy so they live long and happy lives with you. #healthypets #healthypetsarehappypets #petlovers #petloversclub #petloversunite #petlovers_pets #petparents #PetHealth #localsmallbusiness #sunshinecoastsmallbusiness #drnat #herbalproducts #essentialoilsfordogs #handcrafted #herbsforpets #skinhealth #itchydog #skindisease #guthealing #ACV #naturalveterinary #naturalvet #herbalvet #herbsforhealing #holisticvet #applecidervinegar #integrativevet #wildlyhealthpets #guthealth #doglovers
Alex has been scratching! I have started him on my skin protocol and hopefully he'll be better in no time. Check out my latest blog on my top tips for itch dogs here; https://drnats.com.au/all-pet-care-articles/how-to-stop-your-dog-from-scratching-all-the-time/
This is another great tool to combat anxiety. Getting dogs licking, chewing and using their nose is like meditation. It really helps them to relax and engage their brain in a good way. Scatter feeding is another example. Long leash slow walks and letting them sniff all the pee mail is also super great. I've noticed most pet dogs have a level of anxiety and this is often something their owners aren't aware of. Anxiety means stress and stress means the immune system is affected. Long term stressors lead ti disease. So it's super important to get your dog doing some doggy meditation. Tahini is not only a great treat, but high in calcium and good for you dog. Smear it on a treat for them when you go to work to keep them busy for a while. www.drnats.com.au #drnats #livingwellnessvet #wildlyhealthypets #naturalvet #drnat #tahini #integrativevet #holisticvet #anxiousdogs
Meet Cosmo the dash hound and Max the Spoodle. Our furry cousins. They have awesome slow feeders which were instigated due to Cosi's anxiety. Slowing down eating and getting our pooches to use there nose is a great way to engage the brain and stimulate dogs mentally. Even scatter feeding in the back yard helps. Although I would recommend using air dried food rather than kibble like these guys are eating. #drnat #livingwellnessvet #naturalvet #holisticvetcare #wildlyhealthypets #integrativevet #doganxiety #slowfeeder
How good are licky mats! Charlie is enjoying some tahini. Tahini is a great good fat and high in calcium!! Excellent for keto diets and adding calcium if you don't won't or can't have bones. #drnat #livingwellnessvet #wildlyhealthypets #integrativevet #naturalvet #holisticvet #youarewhatyoueat #letfoodbethymedicine #rawdietfordogs
A bit of off leash fun with Alex the wonderdog. He's a 10yo schnoodle (schnauzer x poodle). You wouldn't know he's 10. So healthy and full of life. I love the way he leaps around with energy. So animated. Raw food diet and minimal chemical exposure has gone a long way in this pups life. He takes my restore digestive tonic from time to time. Drnats.com.au #drnats #livingwellnessvet #wildlyhealthypets #rawdietfordogs #naturalmedicine #holisticvet #naturalvet #integrativevet #acv #applecidervinegar #rawfeddog #rawfeedingcommunity #rawfeedingaustralia #rawfeddogs
Wishing you all a wonderful festive season. To say thanks for all your support this year I am giving 20% my products until midnight on boxing day. Just enter the code elfdeal20 at the check out. May your pets truly thrive! Blessings Dr Nat Www.drnats.com.au #drnats #livingwellnessvet #probiotics #acv #applecidervinegar #wildlyhealthypets #christmasdeal #elfdeal #naturalvet #integrativevet #holisticvet #christmasspecial #boxingdaysale
How to make a salve. 1st if you didn't see my previous reel on how to make an infused oil you might want to check that out. I used calendula infused oil. Other great herbs for wound healing include chamomile, plantain, comfery, chickweed just to name a few. But my favourite is calendula. Calendula is so incredibly soothing and healing to the skin for cuts, irritations, infections, wounds... I use it daily on bubs bum to prevent nappy rash. Some of my favourite essential oils to add to a salve include frankincense, lavender, copaiba, tea tree, Manuka, chamomile, helichysum... I could go on. What's your favourite goto essential oil? Write in the comments. DM me if your interested in buying a salve. Blessings Dr Nat #drnat #calendula #wildlyhealthypets #livingwellnessvet #salves #integrativevet #naturalvet #holisticvet #herbalmedicine #herbalist #herbalvet #plantmedicine
How to make calendula infused oil. Calendula is such an incredible healing herb. I mostly use the oil to make salves. But it is also wonderful to use as a massage oil or baby oil in the bath and in the scalp. Infused oils are also great as a salad dressing. This one smells so beautiful. Stay tuned for another reel on how to make salves. #drnats #calendula #livingwellnessvet #wildlyhealthypets #integrativevet #naturalvet #holisticvet #herbalvet #herbalmedicine #herbalist #plantmedicine #infusion
Frontier is a freeze dried food (rather than being cooked at high temps like most kibble). Which means you can feed convenient shelf stable food that is GOOD for your pet!!! I recommend using Frontier as a transition food (see my articles on raw diet and diet change - link to website in bio). However it is also an excellent option for convenience if your going away or when you run out of raw food. Or even if you just don't have the time or stomach for raw food this is an excellent alternative. Some dogs are damaged from regular kibble to the point that they may not tolerate raw food. This would be the ideal diet for them. Copy and paste the link below in to your browser for a 15% discount. Be sure to use the code DR NAT at the checkout. https://frontierpets.com.au/?rfsn=6770091.312d97 #drnats #livingwellnessvet #wildhealthypets #frontier #frontierpets #youarewhatyoueat #letfoodbethymedicine #rawfoodfordogs #rawdietfordogs #rawfeddog #rawfeedingaustralia #freezedriedfood
Lavender essential oil is one of my top 3 oils because it is both super versatile and safe. See details below for a free sample. Lavender is soothing topically for the skin and calming for the emotions. I use it in creams, salves, sprays for skin ailments. I make roll ons with it to put on a bandanna or on the inner hairless part of the ear to help calm dogs and cats during stressful events or to help with training. It's also great in the diffuser for both owners and pets. Because of course the owners anxiety also affects their pets. It can even be used orrally to help with highly strung pets! Although I recommend seeking guidance from your wholistic vet before using essential oils orrally. To recieve a free sample of certified pure therapeutic grade lavender essential oil simply like this post and order any one of my products (available until end Nov 2022). See the link to my website in bio. Also check out my article there for more details on using essential oils for animals. #drnats #essentialoils #essentialoilsforpets #lavenderessentialoil #doTERRA #doTERRAessentialoils #wildlyhealthypets #plantmedicine #naturalveterinary #holisticvet #naturalmedicine #naturalvet #naturalvetcare #integrativemedicine #integrativevet
Lavender essential oil is one of my top 3 oils because it is both super versatile and safe. See details below for a free sample. Lavender is soothing topically for the skin and calming for the emotions. I use it in creams, salves, sprays for skin ailments. I make roll ons with it to put on a bandanna or on the inner hairless part of the ear to help calm dogs and cats during stressful events or to help with training. It's also great in the diffuser for both owners and pets. Because of course the owners anxiety also affects their pets. It can even be used orrally to help with highly strung pets! Although I recommend seeking guidance from your wholistic vet before using essential oils orrally. To recieve a free sample of certified pure therapeutic grade lavender essential oil simply like this post and order any one of my products (available until end Nov 2022). See the link to my website in bio. Also check out my article there for more details on using essential oils for animals.
Another opportunity for of leash exercise is at the beach! Charlie loves swimming and jumping through the waves. Plus all the health benefits of Vit D, grounding, de-stress and more for both us and out furry loved ones. #drnats #livingwellnessvet #wildlyhealthypets #dogbeach #agneswater #grounding #vitamind #goodnightssleep #beachvibes
Beautiful day in our syntropics garden. Watch to take a tour on what greens you can grow and feed to your dog as part of their greens pesto mix to add to their meat. Dogs need about 30% veges add to their meal to balance it. Check out my article on raw feeding if you want to know more. https://drnats.com.au/all-pet-care-articles/5-reasons-to-feed-your-dogs-and-cats-a-raw-diet/
Live Workshop on how to use essential oils on your pets safely on a daily basis for health and longevity! 22nd June Tuesday night at 7pm. If you can't make the live workshop the recording will be available through a Facebook group. To register email me at [email protected] $25 or FREE if your a doTERRA member under Bec or myself.
