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Northern Hound Holistic, Fort Saint John, BC (2025)

12/18/2024

The Importance of Liver Detox

Our liver is the body’s natural filtration system, tirelessly working to process toxins, metabolize medications, and eliminate chemicals. It keeps us healthy by filtering out the harmful substances we’re exposed to daily—whether from laundry detergents, scented cleaning products, or pharmaceuticals. But when the liver becomes bogged down, its inefficiency impacts the entire body, including digestion, immunity, and overall vitality.

This is true not only for humans but for our pets as well. In fact, dogs may be at an even greater risk. From walking barefoot on floors cleaned with harsh chemicals to ingesting toxins from grooming themselves, our dogs are constantly exposed to environmental hazards. Their livers, just like ours, need regular care to keep functioning optimally and prevent long-term health issues.

While we can make choices about what we’re exposed to, dogs rely on us to shield them from harmful substances. Unfortunately, many everyday toxins are unavoidable:

Cleaning Products: Dogs absorb chemicals through their paw pads when walking on freshly cleaned floors. When they groom themselves, they ingest whatever residues are left behind.

Airborne Pollutants and Dust: Dogs are closer to the ground, where dust, mold, and other contaminants settle, increasing their exposure.

Medications and Vaccinations: Necessary at times, these are processed through the liver and add to its workload.

Processed Pet Food: Many commercial pet foods are loaded with additives, preservatives, and low-quality ingredients, putting an extra strain on the liver.

Over time, the toxic load can overwhelm a dog’s liver, leading to sluggishness, poor digestion, skin issues, and even systemic inflammation. Detoxing your dog’s liver twice a year can help reset their system and restore optimal health.

The liver plays a vital role in your dog’s overall health. It doesn’t just filter out toxins—it also supports digestion, manages nutrient storage, and helps regulate the immune system. When the liver is overworked, your dog might experience:

Poor Digestion: A sluggish liver struggles to produce bile, which is essential for breaking down fats and absorbing nutrients. This can result in bloating, gas, or nutrient deficiencies.

Skin and Coat Issues: Toxins that aren’t properly filtered may exit through the skin, causing irritation, itching, or dull fur.

Fatigue: When the liver is overwhelmed, your dog may seem tired or lethargic.

Weakened Immunity: The liver filters bacteria and viruses, but when it’s not functioning well, your dog becomes more susceptible to infections.

How to Safely Detox Your Dog’s Liver

Detoxing doesn’t have to be complicated, and the benefits are well worth the effort. Here are safe and effective ways to support your dog’s liver health:

1. Feed a Whole Food Diet

Transitioning your dog to a fresh, whole food diet eliminates the preservatives, fillers, and synthetic additives found in processed pet foods. Whole foods are easier to digest and provide the nutrients your dog’s liver needs to thrive.

2. Incorporate Liver-Supportive Foods

Certain dog-safe foods can support liver function:

Dandelion Greens: Rich in antioxidants, they help detoxify the liver and promote bile production.

Broccoli and Kale: Packed with compounds that aid in detoxification.

Turmeric: Contains curcumin, which reduces inflammation and supports liver regeneration.

Pumpkin Seeds and Pacific Oysters: Both are excellent sources of zinc, which is essential for liver function and immune health.

3. Add Bone Broth

Bone broth is not only hydrating but also rich in glycine, an amino acid that helps the liver process toxins. Make sure it’s free of added salt onions.

4. Natural Supplements

Milk Thistle: A powerful herb that protects liver cells and aids in regeneration.

Dandelion Root: Supports detoxification and bile production.

Kelp: Provides iodine, which helps regulate metabolism and supports the liver.

5. Reduce Environmental Toxins

Minimize your dog’s exposure to harmful chemicals:

Switch to pet-safe, natural cleaning products.

Vacuum and dust regularly to reduce pollutants in your home.

Avoid synthetic fragrances in laundry detergents, air fresheners, and candles.

6. Provide Hydration

Encourage your dog to drink plenty of fresh, clean water. Staying hydrated helps the liver flush out toxins more effectively.

A biannual detox—once in spring and once in fall—is ideal. These transitional times allow your dog’s liver to reset after environmental and seasonal changes, giving their system a chance to perform at its best.

Your dog’s liver works hard every single day to filter out toxins and support overall health. By detoxing your dog’s liver twice a year, you’re giving their system the break it needs to recover and perform optimally. Transitioning to a fresh, whole food diet, incorporating liver-supportive ingredients, and reducing environmental toxins are simple steps you can take to support your pet’s long-term health and vitality.

A healthy liver is the key to a happy, thriving dog. Take the first step today—because your dog deserves the very best.

12/12/2024

Easy Nutrient Powerhouses for Your Dog's Diet

When crafting balanced, wholesome meals for your dog, two simple yet nutrient-rich ingredients stand out: nutritional yeast and wheat germ. These two superfoods make frequent appearances in my recipes because of their impressive nutritional profiles and their ability to boost your dog’s overall health. Let’s dive into what makes them such valuable additions to a homemade dog diet.

Nutritional yeast is a deactivated form of yeast often used for its cheesy flavor and incredible nutrient density. It’s packed with B vitamins like thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, pantothenic acid, and pyridoxine. Many brands also fortify it with vitamin B12, making it an excellent source of these essential nutrients. These vitamins play critical roles in energy metabolism, red blood cell production, and maintaining healthy skin and coat. Nutritional yeast is also a complete protein, containing all nine essential amino acids that help build and repair tissues, support muscle maintenance, and strengthen the immune system.

Beyond vitamins and protein, nutritional yeast is rich in minerals like zinc, selenium, and manganese, which contribute to antioxidant protection, hormone regulation, and joint health. It even contains beta-glucans, naturally occurring compounds that boost the body’s ability to fight off infections and support immune health. With its nutrient density and savory flavor, nutritional yeast is not only a powerful addition to your dog’s diet but also a great way to encourage picky eaters to enjoy their meals.

Wheat germ, the nutrient-rich heart of the wheat kernel, is a small but mighty addition to any dog’s diet. It is particularly rich in vitamin E, a potent antioxidant that protects cells from damage, supports the immune system, and promotes healthy skin and coat. Wheat germ also contains B vitamins like folate, niacin, and thiamine, which aid in cell metabolism, energy production, and overall vitality.

Its healthy fats, including omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, are essential for brain development, joint health, and reducing inflammation. Wheat germ is also a great source of magnesium, zinc, and iron, which support strong bones, wound healing, and oxygen transportation throughout the body. Additionally, the fiber in wheat germ aids digestion and helps regulate bowel movements. With its natural blend of nutrients, wheat germ is a simple way to enhance your dog’s meals, contributing to their overall health and vitality.

Making Balanced Meals Is Easier Than You Think

The idea of creating balanced meals for your dog might seem intimidating at first, but it’s much simpler than you may think. Nutritional yeast and wheat germ are just two examples of easy, accessible ingredients that pack a big nutritional punch. When combined with lean meats, fresh vegetables, healthy fats, and the right supplements, you can provide your dog with meals that are not only delicious but also nutritionally complete.

Balancing your dog’s food isn’t about reinventing the wheel; it’s about understanding the foundational nutrients your dog needs and incorporating whole foods to meet those requirements. By learning about the benefits of ingredients like nutritional yeast and wheat germ, you’re already well on your way to success.

With a little planning and the right guidance, preparing balanced meals at home becomes an enjoyable and rewarding way to take control of your dog’s health. You’ll soon notice positive changes in their energy levels, coat quality, and overall happiness—proof that homemade, balanced meals are worth every effort. Start small, focus on nutrient-packed ingredients, and watch as your dog thrives on the love and care you pour into every meal.

12/11/2024

This is an exciting day!!! The first copies of my book have finally arrived! These will make a great Christmas gift for the dog lover in your life. 🎄🎁🐕. Also in the book are a few of my canine crunchie dog treat recipes, paw balm, Boo boo butter, my gut soothing bone broth recipe and one of my favorite parts are game meat recipes for all those hunters out there! This book is the ultimate step-by-step guide to home cooking for your 🐕.
Cost is $25 per copy :)

11/25/2024

Well, it's been a whirlwind few months, but I did it! Anyone who knows me knows I’ve always wanted to write a cookbook, but I never imagined it would be for dog's! I’m beyond excited to introduce what I hope will be the first of many wellness/cookbooks for dog's❤️🐕🥗

This book features 20 perfectly balanced, easy-to-follow recipes for home-cooked dog food. It has 6 beginner recipes for those just starting out, 9 everyday recipes for regular feeding, 5 game meat recipes for hunters looking to make use of fresh game meat for their dogs, and even a couple of my top-secret K-9 crunchie recipes!

But it’s so much more than just recipes—it’s a complete guide to crafting a healthier, happier life for your dog through real, whole food nutrition. From transitioning your dog to homemade meals and determining the perfect portions, to understanding the importance of balanced nutrients and supplements, this book has everything you need to get started with confidence.

This feels like such a surreal accomplishment, I honestly didn’t expect to actually happen! When I first started, it didn’t seem real that I’d see it through to the end, but here we are! This is such an exciting time for me, and I couldn’t be prouder of how it turned out.

I’m already dreaming up my next projects, too! I hope to start a few other books soon, focusing on topics like allergy correction, feeding aging dogs, and eventually, a guide specifically for raw feeders. This is just the beginning, and I can’t wait to keep sharing my passion for crafting canine wellness with all of you.

Right now it's available on Amazon, and I will have copies coming soon directly from me!

The Canine Wellness Cookbook: Balanced Home Cooked Meals for a Healthier Dog https://a.co/d/aSFg8Xh

11/15/2024

Understanding Female Incontinence After Routine Spay

Spaying is often recommended to prevent unwanted litters, but for many pet owners, it comes with a price that’s rarely discussed: Incontinence. It’s heartbreaking to see a once active, vibrant dog suddenly struggling to control her bladder, and unfortunately, female incontinence after spay is a very common issue. But why does it happen, and what can we do to support our pets naturally?

Why Spaying Can Cause Incontinence

Spaying involves the removal of the ovaries, which are responsible for producing important hormones like estrogen. These hormones play a crucial role in maintaining muscle tone in the urethral sphincter—the muscle responsible for keeping urine in the bladder. When estrogen levels drop after a spay, the muscle weakens, leading to leaks or full-on incontinence.

This isn’t just about puddles on the floor; it can deeply impact a dog's quality of life, leading to discomfort, frustration, and potential skin infections if the area remains moist. Spay-induced incontinence can show up months or even years after surgery, and the earlier a dog is spayed, the higher the risk. Holistic veterinarians have been voicing concerns for years about the long-term effects of early spaying on the endocrine system, and now, more conventional vets are starting to listen. The endocrine system, which governs hormone production and balance, can be thrown off kilter when reproductive organs are removed, resulting in issues that go far beyond incontinence, like weight gain, poor coat health, and even behavioural changes.

The endocrine system controls a delicate balance of hormones that regulate everything from metabolism to reproductive health. Removing reproductive organs disrupts this balance, leading to a cascade of effects, including the overproduction of luteinizing hormones (LH). Without ovaries to respond to these signals, the body becomes "confused," often leading to chronic hormone imbalances, including those that affect bladder control.

By supporting the endocrine system, we can help our dogs navigate the challenges of hormone loss and reduce the risk or severity of incontinence. Here’s how:
Natural Support for Incontinence

1. Glandulars for Hormone Support
Glandular therapy involves feeding specific organ meats—such as ovaries, adrenal glands, and other endocrine glands—to help the body naturally produce the hormones it needs. These glandular supplements can provide the building blocks needed to restore hormonal balance post-spay. They are often used to support the endocrine system after spaying, helping to reduce the likelihood or severity of incontinence by giving the body the resources to produce hormones naturally.

2. Liver Cleansing for Hormone Regulation
A liver cleanse twice yearly can help reduce the overproduction of luteinizing hormones, which are often elevated after a spay. The liver is responsible for metabolizing and clearing hormones from the body. When it’s overwhelmed or sluggish, excess hormones can accumulate, exacerbating imbalances and leading to problems like incontinence. By supporting liver health with nutrient-dense foods and herbs like milk thistle or dandelion root, we can enhance its ability to detoxify the body and keep hormone levels in check.

3. Corn Silk for Incontinence
Corn silk, a natural herbal remedy, is a gentle yet effective way to manage incontinence in dogs. It contains mucilage, a gel-like substance that helps soothe and protect the urinary tract, reducing inflammation and irritation. Corn silk also acts as a diuretic, helping the body expel excess fluids and relieving pressure on the bladder. This can be particularly helpful for dogs experiencing incontinence, as it helps to strengthen and tone the urinary muscles. In essence, corn silk supports bladder health by reducing inflammation and encouraging better muscle function, making it a fantastic natural option to include in a dog's care routine post-spay.

4. Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) and Bladder Health
TCVM offers a holistic approach to managing health issues, focusing on balancing the body's energies—yin, yang, and chi—to promote healing. Incontinence, according to TCVM, can often be the result of an imbalance in the kidneys and bladder, particularly a deficiency in yang energy, which is responsible for warmth and energy flow in the body. When this energy is weak, the bladder may lose its strength, leading to leakage. Incorporating TCVM principles into a dog’s care can be highly effective in managing and preventing incontinence.

TCVM suggests using cooling and neutral foods to support bladder health, particularly low-oxalate vegetables that don’t contribute to inflammation. Vegetables such as zucchini, cauliflower, cabbage, Bok choy, and lettuce are all great options for dogs with bladder issues. These foods help clear heat and inflammation from the body while also supporting fluid balance.

Additionally, specific TCVM herbs can further support bladder health:
Yi Mu Cao (Motherwort): This herb supports bladder function and reduces inflammation, particularly useful for urinary health.
Fu Ling (Poria): A diuretic herb that helps drain dampness and support the bladder’s ability to hold urine.
Che Qian Zi (Plantain seed): Clears heat and promotes urination, often used in TCVM for bladder and kidney support.
These herbs are readily available through herbal suppliers like Herb Depot Canada and can be an excellent complement to a holistic bladder health regimen.

5. Nutrient-Dense, Whole-Food Diet
Diet plays a pivotal role in hormone health and overall well-being. A high-quality, nutrient-dense diet that focuses on whole foods supports the endocrine system, reducing inflammation and helping maintain muscle and organ health. Foods rich in antioxidants, healthy fats, and essential vitamins are crucial for dogs post-spay to support hormonal balance. Fresh, lean meats, detoxifying vegetables, and omega-3-rich foods like fish oil can help reduce inflammation and provide the nutrients needed for overall hormonal health.

Consider incorporating foods known for their hormone-balancing properties, such as:
Liver is rich source of vitamins and minerals that support the liver and help detoxify excess hormones.

Eggs are packed with healthy fats and proteins that provide building blocks for hormone production.

Detoxifying vegetables like zucchini, cauliflower, cabbage, bok choy, and lettuce to support bladder health and provide essential nutrients.

Pumpkin seeds are Rich in zinc, which is vital for hormone production and bladder health.
What You Can Do Right Now?

To help your dog through the transition after spaying and manage or prevent incontinence, start by focusing on these key areas:

1. Glandular supplementation: Use glandulars to naturally support hormone production. Supplements like bovine uterus and o***y.

2. Liver health: Cleanse the liver twice a year to help balance hormones.

3. Diet: Feed a nutrient-dense, whole-food diet to reduce inflammation and support overall endocrine health.

4. TCVM herbs and vegetables*: Incorporate TCVM herbs like Yi Mu Cao, Fu Ling, and Che Qian Zi, along with low-oxalate vegetables, to support bladder health.

5. Corn silk supplements: Try corn silk for natural, gentle support of bladder health.
The Bigger Picture: Delaying Spay and Neuter

We’re finally starting to understand the importance of hormones in a dog’s overall health. The longer we wait to spay or neuter, the less likely our pets will face the long-term effects of hormonal imbalances, including incontinence. Early spaying, particularly before a female dog’s first heat, increases the likelihood of complications because the endocrine system hasn’t fully developed. By waiting until maturity, we give their bodies the best chance at regulating hormones naturally.

Incorporating natural remedies and supportive care into your dog’s daily routine can make all the difference, whether you're managing incontinence or preventing it from happening in the first place. Spaying doesn’t have to mean a lifetime of hormonal issues for your dog. With the right support, we can help them thrive—naturally.

11/08/2024

When it comes to nourishing our pets, the idea of “like feeds like” has been around for generations. It’s the belief that feeding specific organ meats can help support the health of those same organs in the body. And this isn’t just an old wives' tale—there’s real nutritional science behind it.

Heart meat is truly amazing when it comes to supporting heart health. It’s loaded with essential amino acids, especially taurine, which is crucial for keeping the heart functioning smoothly. Taurine helps regulate blood flow, supports normal heart rhythm, and is essential for overall cardiac wellness. For dogs like my sweet King Charles Cavalier, Molly, who belong to a breed known for being prone to heart conditions, taurine can be a game-changer.

But it doesn’t stop there. Heart is also packed with Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10), a powerful antioxidant that helps the heart produce energy and protects it from oxidative stress. CoQ10 keeps the heart muscle strong and helps maintain healthy blood vessels. Feeding Molly heart regularly is my way of making sure she’s getting these nutrients naturally—supporting her heart from the inside out.

Heart meat is also rich in B vitamins, especially B12, which boosts energy and helps with red blood cell formation. Plus, it contains zinc, selenium, phosphorus, and collagen, all working together to support overall health, a strong immune system, and proper metabolism. It’s like giving Molly a boost that touches so many aspects of her well-being.

As someone who owns a Cavalier and understands how important heart health is for this breed, I make sure Molly gets heart in her diet nearly every day. This month, I was incredibly lucky to receive two beautiful, fresh hearts from a local hunter—one elk and one deer. These generous gifts from nature mean more to me than words can say. They’re a way for me to keep Molly’s heart strong and her spirit full of life.

I can’t help but feel grateful for the elk and deer whose lives have contributed to Molly’s well-being. It’s a reminder of how connected we all are and the importance of honouring these animals by caring for our pets with love and intention.

Feeding heart isn’t just about nutrition—it’s about embracing nature’s wisdom. It’s a heartfelt way to support our dogs and show them the best care we can. For anyone looking to give their dogs a little extra love, “like feeds like” is a simple, meaningful way to do it.

11/02/2024

Scored a great deal on turkey today! 🦃🍗We're cooking up a month's worth of perfectly balanced homemade dog food, tailored to meet AAFCO and NRC standards right here at home!

At Northern Hound Holistic, we specialize in creating custom meal formulations for both raw and home-cooked recipes. Our complete multi-dog feeding system ensures each recipe meets your dog's unique caloric and nutritional needs.🍛

Ever thought about making your own dog food but don’t know where to begin? We’re here to take the guesswork out of it! Start your journey to healthier, homemade meals with our expert guidance.

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10/16/2024

Is your dog struggling with allergies or food sensitivities?

Did you know that 80% of your dog’s immune system is housed in their digestive system? If your dog is struggling with allergies or food sensitivities, it can manifest in a variety of ways. Common signs include itchy skin and paws, recurring yeast infections, ear infections, hot spots, gastrointestinal issues like vomiting or diarrhea, and even chronic licking or chewing at certain areas. These issues are often rooted in the gut and immune response, meaning that addressing their diet can be the key to relief.

If you've been searching for a solution that genuinely makes a difference, you know how challenging it can be. Prescription diets and medications often provide temporary relief, but they may not address the real issue. What if there was a natural approach that could support your dog’s health from the inside out?

At Northern Hound Holistic, I offer personalized diet formulation services that focus on using fresh, whole foods to help manage your dog's allergies. By carefully eliminating common allergens and providing balanced, nutrient-rich meals, we aim to improve your dog's overall well-being and quality of life.

My approach goes beyond managing symptoms. I strive to understand the underlying factors contributing to your dog's discomfort and create a diet that supports their body's natural defences. By nourishing your dog with the right foods, we can help build a stronger immune system and a balanced gut, setting the stage for lasting wellness.

Each recipe is tailored to your dog’s individual needs, considering factors like age, breed, and lifestyle. Here’s a refined version based on your input:

My holistic approach focuses on promoting overall health and well-being, with an emphasis on reducing sensitivities and supporting the body’s natural repair processes. The right diet can strengthen your dog’s immune system and gut microbiome, helping to reduce inflammation and improve resilience, with the hope of reintroducing more variety into their diet over time.

Choosing Northern Hound Holistic means investing in more than just a diet. It’s about taking a proactive approach to supporting your dog’s health, with a focus on managing allergies and sensitivities through proper nutrition.

Reach out today to take advantage of special introductory pricing and let me help your dog start their journey toward a happier, healthier life.
Contact me now to get started!

10/15/2024

🐾 The Hidden Dangers of Overfeeding Your Adorably Pudgy Puppy

Who doesn't love a chubby, rolly-polly puppy? 🐶 Those extra rolls of fluff, those adorable wobbly walks—it’s almost too cute to handle! 🥺 But, while a plump puppy may make your heart melt, it could also be setting the stage for a lifetime of health problems. ⚠️ Your chunky little bundle of joy might be on a fast track to trouble if you’re not careful. 🚨

😱 The Dark Side of Puppy Obesity Just like humans, dogs can suffer from the effects of obesity. 🧍‍♂️🐕 Puppies have a much shorter window to get it right. ⏳ Overfeeding is one of the biggest forms of malnutrition in large breed puppies. Yes—overfeeding is a form of malnutrition. 🚫🍽

🐕‍🦺 Risks of an Overweight Puppy:

🦴 Joint Issues: Large breed puppies are prone to joint problems. Extra weight strains their joints, causing inflammation and long-term damage.
🔥 Inflammatory Diseases: Overfeeding can lead to inflammation that affects the skin, organs, and more. 🩹
💤 Lack of Energy: Overweight puppies may seem sluggish, leading to a cycle of inactivity and weight gain.
🕒 Shortened Lifespan: Studies show overweight dogs tend to have shorter lifespans due to health complications. 😥

🍽 The Importance of Proper Nutrition: Proper nutrition is crucial for large breed puppies. Feeding them a balanced diet tailored to their needs can help prevent many health problems. 🐾

Here’s how to get it right:

🍗 Controlled Portions: Watch portion sizes to prevent overfeeding.
🥩 Balanced Diet: Feed lean meats, healthy fats, and fresh veggies 🥕 to support optimal growth and reduce inflammation.
📏 Monitor Growth: Check your puppy's weight regularly to ensure they’re growing healthily.
⚽ Exercise: Keep your puppy active to maintain a healthy weight and strengthen their joints. 🐕

⚠️ The Hidden Danger of Excess Calcium: Excessive calcium can cause skeletal issues in large breed puppies. Too much can lead to bone abnormalities and increase the risk of hip dysplasia. 🦴

📏 Follow Feeding Guidelines: Don’t overdo the calcium—stick to the guidelines.
🥩 Right Food: Choose puppy food with the right calcium-to-phosphorus ratio.
🩺 Vet Check-ups: Regular check-ups help ensure proper growth.

🔥 Preventing Inflammatory Diseases:

🐟 Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Found in fish oil, these help reduce inflammation.
🦠 Probiotics: Balance gut bacteria for a healthy immune system.
💧 Hydration: Keep your puppy hydrated to support digestion and joints.

While it’s tempting to indulge your pudgy puppy 🐕, overfeeding can lead to serious health issues. By controlling portions, offering a balanced diet 🥗, and keeping your puppy active ⚽, you’re setting them up for a happy, healthy life! 🐶💚

So next time you’re tempted to give your little fluff ball an extra treat 🍪, remember—they’ll thank you in the long run. 🌟

10/14/2024

🌿 Explore Northern Hound Holistic Offerings for Canine Health 🌟

At Northern Hound Holistic, we provide holistic solutions for your dog’s health through balanced, whole food nutrition and natural approaches. Whether you're interested in raw feeding 🥩, home-cooked meals 🍲, or need support for health concerns 🐕‍🦺, we offer a range of personalized services to promote long-term wellness 🌱.

🐾 1. Personalized Nutrition Plans
We create tailored meal plans designed to meet your dog’s unique needs 🐶, whether you’re transitioning from kibble 🦴, exploring home-cooked options 🍳, or feeding raw 🥩. Our formulations, based on AFFCO and NRC guidelines 📋, ensure a complete, balanced diet to support optimal health 💪.

🥦 2. Recipe Formulations for Raw and Home-Cooked Meals
For those who prefer home-cooked 🍲 or raw feeding 🥩, we offer expertly crafted recipes 🍽 that provide balanced, nutrient-rich meals 🥕. These recipes are easy to prepare 👩‍🍳, ensuring your dog receives the wholesome nutrition they need 🐕.

🦠 3. Gut Health and Immune System Support
A healthy gut is the foundation of your dog’s overall well-being 🌟. We focus on building a robust gut microbiome 🦠 to support digestion 🍽, immunity 🛡, and overall health 💚. Through whole food nutrition 🥬 and natural methods 🌿, we help strengthen your dog’s gut and immune system 🐕‍🦺.

🌼 4. Holistic Health Coaching
Our coaching offers personalized guidance 📚 on preventative care 🩺 and holistic solutions 🌿 for issues like allergies 🤧, inflammation 🩹, and anxiety 🧘‍♂️. We empower you to make informed choices that promote your dog’s long-term wellness 🐾.

🍃 5. Natural Health Solutions
We provide guidance on using natural methods 🌱 to support your dog’s health 🐕. Whether you're looking to address common concerns 💊 or enhance overall wellness 🌟, we focus on safe, holistic approaches tailored to your dog’s needs 💚.

📝 6. Personalized Wellness Plans
Our customized wellness plans 🐕‍🦺 are tailored specifically to your pet’s individual health goals 🎯. We work closely with you to create a plan that fits your dog’s needs 🐩, offering introductory pricing 💰 to help you get started. Message us for more information 📩.

10/13/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from Northern Hound Holistic! 🍁🦃 As you enjoy your feast, remember there are plenty of foods you can safely share with your dog! Unseasoned turkey, sweet potatoes, fresh cranberries, and pumpkin puree are just a few dog-friendly options. 🐶🍽️

But always remember—never feed cooked bones! Stay safe and enjoy this special day with your furry family members. 🐾🍂

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