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Tips for Settling Stomachs & Supporting Digestion
While your pet may initiate certain behaviors regarding eating habits and exercise, through the evolution of domestication, many of these normal processes fall under the influence of our hands. Therefore, making just a few tweaks in routine may greatly benefit your pet’s overall health and well-being.
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Do not change diet suddenly, but slowly introduce fresh, raw and unprocessed food into your pet's daily diet, while reducing commercial foods and foods with little nutritious value.
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Keep diet varied and interesting, but watch out for foods that your pet may be allergic to.
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Regular exercise helps to build up a healthy appetite and gets all organs in the body functioning well. It also helps to relieve stress and contributes to a healthy, happy pet!
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Animals need time outdoors where they can naturally seek out herbs that will help them maintain the health of their digestive system. All carnivorous animals, including dogs and cats, will naturally induce vomiting from time to time as a cleansing process to get rid of excess bile, mucus and other impurities. They do this by eating plants which will induce purging. This is healthy and animals should not be reprimanded for it!
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Add green sprouts to your pet's food every day. This is an easy way to improve digestion and supply much-needed vitamins, amino acids, and trace elements.
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Consult a holistic veterinarian for advice about the health problems associated with routine vaccination and regular antibiotic use.
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For animals that suffer from constipation, ensure adequate roughage in the diet.
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Digestive Support™ - Herbal digestive tonic supports healthy digestion in pets
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Natural Moves for Pets ™ - For regular bowels and digestive system
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