by Cindie Ambar | Jan 23, 2025 | Animal Communication, Animal Healing, Animal Nutrition, Pet Nutrition, Dog Food,
DOGS AND KIBBLE! Like cats, dogs have absolutely no need for carbohydrates. Fruits and veggies are awesome, but grains are heavily sprayed with glyphosates/Round Up which contributes to toxic overload. Kibble additionally is devoid in terms of nutritional value and is...
by Cindie Ambar | Apr 22, 2024 | Animal Healing, Animal Nutrition, Dog Behavior, Human Healing, Pet Nutrition, Dog Food,, Uncategorized
Toxic Foods and Plants to Avoid!! Fortunately, many animals are relatively good at avoiding toxic plants, but why take chances? Best to keep these in a place where they are not accessible if possible. This is especially true for puppies and kittens who enjoy...
by Cindie Ambar | Jan 25, 2024 | Animal Healing, Animal Nutrition, Cats, Pet Nutrition, Dog Food,
THE HEART OF A HORSE! THE HEART OF A HORSE! Horses have a heart’s electromagnetic field which is five times more powerful than ours, extending up to nine meters. Being near a horse can help us achieve a more coherent, peaceful state simply by their...
by Cindie Ambar | Nov 7, 2023 | Animal Healing, Animal Nutrition, Cats, Pet Nutrition, Dog Food,
GOLDEN PASTE FOR DOGS AND CATS Many holistic veterinarians and veterinary nutritionists recommend a concoction called “Golden Paste’ for animals with arthritis and other inflammatory conditions. The paste consists of turmeric, coconut oil, pepper and...
by Cindie Ambar | Sep 3, 2023 | Animal Communication, Animal Healing, Cats, Dog Behavior, Pet Nutrition, Dog Food,
HUMAN GRADE FOOD VS. PET FOOD In general foods that are legally edible for humans will be made with higher-quality ingredients and have a lower risk of contamination than will those made specifically for our animal companions. More specifically, human grade products...
by Cindie Ambar | Aug 16, 2023 | Animal Communication, Animal Healing, Cats, Dog Behavior, Pet Nutrition, Dog Food,
BENEFITS OF A GROWL! As I sat down to write an article about this, a photo popped up that covered just about everything that I wanted to mention. Growls are an important warning mechanism. It tells you that your dog is uncomfortable and afraid and needs to be...
