Nutritional Supplements Can Benefit Your Animal’s Health!

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Few people in today’s world manage to eat enough wholesome food to give their bodies all the vitamins and minerals that are necessary for optimal health. Even for those who do, it's doubtful as to whether these foods are as rich in these vital components as they should be due to modern practices of over farming (which leads to soils depleted of vital nutrients) and use of chemicals such as pesticides and preservatives. Our pets fall into a similar trap; however they cannot choose what they want to eat, as they depend on us to provide for them. Our modern world is full of pollution, chemicals, radiation, etc. that place tremendous stress on our bodies as well as our animals’. It is our responsibility to provide them with the greatest quality nutrition that we possibly can.

A good diet (see the Info Pages here for more information) with the correct supplementation will bridge the gap from just functioning to functioning optimally, which goes a long way to preventing disease and enhancing the quality of your animal’s life.

As a vet, I frequently make use of nutritional supplements for my patients (and myself!) to help them regain and sustain good health. With any disease condition, whether it be cancer, arthritis, allergies, infections or auto-immune conditions, my patients need any edge that that they can get to give their bodies the best possible chance of responding to treatment.

For recommendations on enhancing your animals’ health when they’re ill with specific problems or simply to keep them healthy, sign up or log in at the top of the page. An annual subscription costs only NZ$60

What does your subscription give you?

Your subscription gets you twelve months of unlimited access to Dr. Liza's wealth of information including a list of specific conditions and how best to treat them using supplements and nutrition. The specific conditions listed on the site are as follows:

Addisons disease (hypo adrenocorticism)
Anemia
Arthritis (Degenerative Joint Disease)
Auto-immune conditions
Behavioral problems
Benign prostatic hyperplasia
Cancer
Cat flu (Feline Upper Respiratory Infection)
Cushings disease (hyper-adrenocorticism)
Demodex (mange)
Dental disease
Diabetes
Ear problems
Epilepsy
Eye - Corneal ulceration
Feline asthma
Fleas
Gastro-Intestinal upsets
General anesthetic recovery
Geriatric support
Heart disease
Hyperthyroidism
Hypothyroidism
Immune mediated disease
Infections
Infertility
Inflammation
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
Kidney failure
Laminitis
Liver non-specific elevation of enzymes
Pregnancy
Pancreatitis
Skin allergies
Stomatitis (Inflammatory Mouth Disease) in cats
Toxin exposure
Trauma (bruising, sprains, wounds, broken tissue)
Viral infections
Weight management
Wound healing

You will also receive Dr. Liza's informative monthly email newsletter filled with examples of how the right approach to nutrition and supplementation can make a difference. We'll also be sure to keep you up to date with what's happening on the site

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