Minerals & Vitamins

Minerals & Vitamins

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Get Informed & Question Everything

From my perspective, all animals should be handed over with proper information about nutrition. Sadly, this is not what is happening, and the pet owner is left to figure this out. What is important to know, is all life forms are connected to Nature, to the planet. We are all divinely designed as part of the planet, in alignment with the Laws of Nature. This means our animals as well need to eat food that is directly from the earth, not in a bag, not in can, definitely not in plastic, else the body will be forced into a state of dis-ease.

Sourcing from the earth is medicine with all the nutrients, minerals and vitamins provided to sustain the body. What is crucial is enzymes. And enzymes are ONLY found in raw food. Feeding cooked food means the body is weakened as the pancreas has to then produce additional enzymes to process this extra load. This organ is not designed to handle this “load” day in and day out. Therefore, every animal needs access to a diet that has raw vegetables, nuts, seeds, fruits, fresh nutrient-rich grass, nutrient rich hay, and a little raw meat, depending on the species of course. This is health, this is in balance with the Laws of Nature.

All minerals and vitamins play a vital role in the functioning of the body. I have listed details on each with source references. The key is not a tonne of supplements but a fabulous fresh, raw diet, with all the elements of toxicity negated as much as possible. I cannot emphasize the issue of toxicity enough. The less we interfere with the divine creation of the body the better the systems operate in ease, not in dis-ease.

Also, it is important to understand “animal only” “pet only” in most instances, means unsafe. Your animals body deserves nothing less in nutrients, goodness, and taste than does yours. And this does not come from a production belt, sitting in a warehouse loaded with preservatives, and junk. This is processed waste product for shareholders returns. All of it. And all “animal only” pharma translates to “unsafe, not tested thoroughly”, and from a corporation stand point – “your animal(s) are absolutely expendable for profit”. Any investigation into risk/reward analysis in these corporations, and it will be found, the risk is a far more inexpensive route to take than making an ethical choice.

We all need to ask – who is being tested on with these products anyway? Our beautiful animals. Some captured at birth to live in a cage for life. If we all lived according to nature – no testing, no harm, would be caused as we would be in alignment with nature.

With the depletion of nutrients in the Earth, mismanagement of land, and toxic chemicals, animals who live on pastures are finding it harder, and harder to not present dis-ease. Calcium, magnesium, and iodine being the most impacted.

Pet Owners Responsibility

It is your responsibility that your animal is getting fabulous nutrition from reputable sources. Do not leave it to others to tell you what to do, as many people will not say “I do not know” and pretend they do, when they do not. It is up to you to become informed, and understand the needs of your animal’s body.

From my perspective, animals should not be handed over to anyone without proper and complete instruction about how to support this animal to thrive throughout their lifetime in alignment with the planet. But this is not the world we have created nor demand. Most people are participating in a non-thinking programmed one, and our animals are suffering as a result. It is time every single one of us go back to nature, and understand how the body works in conjunction with the seasons, and rhythms of the planet, our home. For we are one, everything is connected.

Minerals | The Essentials

What does the body need to run on? The following are very important to ensure the body is receiving its full nutritional requirements. If you are reading a “pet industry food” bag or can – please stop and throw the bag/can in the garbage where it belongs, and go buy fresh food based on the list below. Your animal’s well-being and longevity depends on it. As does the planet.

Essential Minerals
It is All About the Minerals

It is important to note, behind every vitamin deficiency there is a mineral deficiency. If minerals are maintained in the body, vitamin deficiencies should not occur. A lot of the minerals require synergy in the body with other minerals and vitamins, not only for absorption, but to provide ultimate operational support. Iodine levels first need to be checked to make sure the thyroid is happy. What is depleting these optimal balances is pharmaceuticals, vaccination, dewormers, pesticides, and chemical sprays, phosphates, used on the land.

Mineral Inhibitors | Toxic Halogen Derivatives | Bromine, fluoride, chlorine (On chart above, located second column in on the right side). Therefore, if you are buying baked goods (bromine), and drinking tap water (chlorine and fluoride), these are full of halogens.

Boron | B
Type | Trace
Essential 6 Bone Builders | One of the essential 6 for bone building | Calcium, Magnesium, Boron, Copper, Vit A & D
When may be needed | Skeletal abnormalities, arthritis, receding gums
How it supports the body | Extends life of Vitamin D, bone health, and brain function
Food focus | Kale, spinach, green leafy vegetables, apples, pears, peaches, avocadoes, raw nuts

Calcium | Ca
Type | Macro
Essential 6 Bone Builders | One of the essential 6 for bone building | Calcium, Magnesium, Boron, Copper, Vit A & D
Harmony paramount with | Phosphorous | P
Calc / Phos Ratio | 1.2 to 1 and 1.4 to 1 | Calcium and phosphorous balance essential for normal nervous system
Balance Paramount with | Magnesium, and Vitamin D
Inhibitors | Lead, sodium fluoride in water
pH Balance | Very important alkaline state maintained else body will pull calcium out of the bones to support body functions as calcium is alkaline.
When it may be needed | Skeletal abnormalities, arthritis, ligament issues, receding gums (gingivitis), teeth detachment, heart issues – jaw bones / detachment of teeth the earliest signal of deficiency; reproductive failure, convulsions, spontaneous fractures, cramps, depression, poor muscle tone
How it supports the body | Metabolism, manages acid/base balance in blood stream; helps control muscle and nerve function, bones, teeth, blood coagulation
Food focus | Sardines with bones, raw bones, bok choy, green beans, broccoli, cauliflower, mustard greens (no dairy), kelp, and blue green algae, wild-crafted or certified organic, dandelion greens, dulse, figs, kale, prunes, sesame seeds, tofu
Excess Calcium | Shows up in kidneys or bladder as stones, and in joints; can cause immense damage if the body is getting overdosed
Important Read | https://naturalhorseshealth.com/calcium-for-horses/

Chloride | Cl
Type | Macro
Harmony paramount with | Potassium | K
Heavy metal interferer | Lead
When it may be needed | Weakness, hair loss, dehydration, maybe paralysis
How it supports the body | Required for fluid balance inside and outside cells, aids in production of stomach acid, assists in function of all muscles, nervous system and heart
Food focus | Tomatoes, leafy green vegetables, celery, olives, seaweeds

Chromium | Cr
Type | Trace
When it may be needed | Diabetes, low blood sugar, yeast imbalance, hyperactive, digestive issues, liver imbalance, chronic fatigue, PMS, infertility
How it supports the body | Huge player in helping regulate blood sugar levels
Food focus | Lean meat, vegetable oils, brewer’s yeast, apples, bananas, wheatgerm, broccoli, dulse, eggs, green beans, mushrooms
Self-Selection | Catnip, licorice, nettle, yarrow

Cobalt | Co
Type | Trace
Important Partnership | With B12, and Vitamin C
Inhibitors | Artificial fertilizers, low pH
When it may be needed | Anemia, liver imbalance, birth defects, infertility, depression/unhappiness, lack of appetite, low pH
How it supports the body | Helps absorb B12, supports formation of red blood cells
B12 Injections | These are essential for recovery with horses, B12 orally useless, will not work, water-soluble so excess will be flushed out of system, Pat Coleby, Natural Horse Care
Food focus | Liver, kidney, fruit, vegetables, seaweed

Copper | Cu
Type | Trace
Inhibitors | Phosphates from chemical fertilizers and nitrogenous fertilizers; excess zinc
Synergy | Vitamin C and Zinc, balance needs to be obtained
Essential 6 Bone Builders | One of the essential 6 for bone building | Calcium, Magnesium, Boron, Copper, Vit A & D
When it may be needed | Graying hair, hair loss, heart issues, sagging face, wrinkles, anemia, low thyroid, foot rot (horses), trees being stripped of bark, poor coat colour, wind sucking, cribbing, worms, mud fever, scouring, skin sores. Feed too high in protein.
How it supports the body | Needed for iron metabolism, part of many enzymes, required for healthy nerves, and joints, and skin, formation of bone and red blood cells
Food focus | Spirulina, nuts and seeds, liver, leafy greens, shitake mushrooms, avocadoes, barley, oranges, mushrooms, nuts and seeds
Important to Note | If animal is free roaming and short on Copper, may source Copper rich plants which may be detrimental to their liver. Pay attention to what your animal is telling you, everything they do is information.
Copper Supplementation | Pat Coleby states in her book, Natural Horse Care, B12 injections needed while Copper increased gradually in body.
Copper Toxicity | Shows up as liver distress
Black Haired vs Fair Haired | Copper requirements 6 times more in black haired animals, Pat Coleby states in her book, Natural Horse Care
Important Read | Cu-RE Your Fatigue: The Root Cause and How To Fix It On Your Own by Morley Robbins

Iodine | I  *** Priority | Check First to Make Sure Thyroid Okay ***
Type | Trace
Crucial | If Iodine low, thyroid not running properly, will be impacting entire system, as nothing being assimilated fully nor is hormone production being supported.
When it may be needed | Low thyroid function, enlarged thyroid gland (goiter), aggression, noise sensitivity, chronic infections in eyes, ears, skin, upper respiratory, mental slowness, attention deficit, deafness.
How it supports the body | Vital for optimal thyroid function, production of thyroid hormone, which regulate the body’s metabolism
Food focus | Celtic sea salt, seaweed, sea vegetables, kelp, sardines, spinach, garlic, sesame seeds
Iodine Absorption Blockers | RAW | Brussel sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, kale, peaches, pears, spinach, turnips
Avoid | Iodized salt
Severe Deficiency | Heavy feeding of legumes inhibits absorption, extreme cases goiter will swell
Blood Work Not Sensitive Enough | May not highlight mild chronic shortfall. D. Brownstein states in his book, “Iodine, Why You Need It, Why You Can’t Live Without It”, feels tests are not sensitive enough to point out thyroid imbalances. These are the T4 and T3 measures on blood work reports.
Iodine Loading Test | Iodine loading test most accurate; measures excretion of iodine in urine 24 hours after taking 50 mg of iodine; should be > 90%, anything less indicates deficiency
Iodide and Iodine | Important to take together as body uses both forms differently
Important Read | Iodine, Why You Need It, Why You Can’t Live Without It by David Brownstein, MD and The Iodine Crisis, What You Don’t Know About Iodine Can Wreck Your Life, by Linda Farrow

Iron | Fe 
Type | Trace
Very Important Partnership | With B12, Copper and protein to form hemoglobin – red matter of red blood cells which transport oxygen to tissues of the body; Vitamin C for absorption
Inhibitors | Lead & Mercury, and lack of Copper in body, iron ca not be assimilated without Copper; increase Copper and Iron should auto-correct.
Inhibits | Potassium and Vitamin E if too much in body
When it may be needed | Anemia, fatigue, chronic infections, eating dirt (muscle tested dog), brittle nails, constipation, worm infestation, pale gums, tiredness, difficulty swallowing, digestive issues, fragile bones, obesity, hair loss
How it supports the body | Essential to life as helps transport oxygen to cells, critical for red blood cell health as part of hemoglobin, rebuilds the immune system, improves circulation
Food focus | Organ meats, red meat, fish, poultry, shellfish, eggs, legumes, dark leafy greens
Caution | Iron rarely needs to be supplemented, Synergy with other minerals needed for iron absorption in stomach as well as sufficient hydrochloric acid; do not take at the same time with Vitamin E as causes it to oxidize, nor if have an infection, as feeds bad bacteria

Lithium | Li
When it may be needed | Low thyroid, depression, anxiety, stress, mood imbalance, aggression
How it supports the body | Hyperactive, brain and bone health
Food focus | Tomatoes, mushrooms, cucumbers, cabbage, cauliflower
Thyroid | From my work, this gland is being impacted by toxic food, etc. Clean the spleen, liver and pancreas, and support the other organs, happy thyroid. It is all about toxicity.
Articles | https://explore.globalhealing.com/7-benefits-lithium/
https://drjohnday.com/6-foods-reverse-aging-lithium/

Lithium, The Essential Trace Element by Michael Nehls MD, PhD, 2023 December 13
This is a very important paper to read, as explains how vital this is to the body in microdoses, lithium orotate, to support the hippocampus’s job in renewing brain cells.

Magnesium | Mg 
Type | Macro
Balance Paramount with | Calcium and Phosphorous, Copper and Iron
Essential 6 Bone Builders | One of the essential 6 for bone building | Calcium, Magnesium, Boron, Copper, Vit A & D
Levels | Good to check regularly to ensure maintaining levels as paramount to the body’s functionality
Heavy Metal Cleaner of | Lead
Depletes | Stress ***

Inhibitors | Pesticides, phosphates, sodium fluoride in water, plants: Capeweed, Smooth Cat’s Ear

Absorption Blockers | High amounts of lime, and large amounts of fats, fat soluble vitamins, as well as foods high in oxalic acid, almonds, chard, spinach

Supports | Calcium, Vitamin C, E and the B’s; if magnesium low, B’s will also below

  • B6 | Helps Mg get inside the cells
  • Boron | Helps Mg stay inside the cells
  • Bicarbonate | Helps get Mg inside mitochondria

When it may be needed | Stress, tension, muscles, high anxiety, nervousness, where cannot relax, heart issues, skeletal issues, arthritis, receding gums, birth defects, constipation, hypothermia, seizures, warts, stringhalt, founder, travel tetany
How it supports the body | Muscle, & bone development, helps with calcium absorption, nerve and muscle impulse transmission
Food Focus | Spinach, broccoli, green beans, tofu, whole grains, seafood, nuts and seeds, legumes, leafy green vegetables, apricots, apples, avocadoes, brown rice, lemons, kelp, garlic, dulse, figs cantaloupe
Self-Selection | Barley grass, with other plants and minerals offered for absorption; bladderwrack, catnip, chamomile, chickweed, dandelion, lemongrass, licorice, nettle, parsley, peppermint, raspberry leaf, yarrow
Severe Deficiency | Horses | Use Epsom salts if Barley Grass not available
Important Reads | Natural Horse Care by Pat Coleby | Describes how magnesium deficiency can cause severe founder in a matter of hours. Explains how to rectify stringhalt in conjunction with dolomite.
The Magnesium Miracle by Dr. Carolyn Dean
Magnificent Magnesium by Dennis Goodman and Morley M. Robbins
Morley Robbins aka “the Magnesium Man” protocol for humans | https://therootcauseprotocol.com/

Manganese | Mn
Type | Trace
Important Partnership | Helps process B1 and Vitamin E
When it may be needed | Heart issues, memory loss, breathing difficulties, structure issues, birth defects, infertility, muscular weakness, pancreatic damage, teeth grinding, rapid pulse
How it supports the body | Reproduction, bone and cartilage growth, collagen formation, fat metabolism, pituitary gland function
Food focus | Nuts, whole grains, leafy vegetables, seaweed, blueberries, egg yolks, legumes, pineapples
Self-Section | Alfalfa, chamomile, chickweed, dandelion, lemongrass, parsley, peppermint, raspberry leaf, rose hips, yarrow

Molybdenum | Mo
Type | Trace
Inhibitor | High intake of sulfur; chelates copper, and blocks ceruloplasmin production (Source: Morley Robbins)
When it may be needed | Important trace mineral which supports the metabolism of iron, the breakdown of macronutrients, and crucial enzymes which help clean and maintain the body
How it supports the body | Activates crucial enzymes, helps break down amino acids, creates three crucial oxidase enzymes aldehyde, sulphite, xanthine; supports bone growth and teeth
Food focus | Legumes, dark leafy vegetables, tomatoes, eggs, carrots, fennel, celery, beef liver and kidney, peas

Phosphorous | P
Type | Macro
Harmony paramount with | Calcium and Magnesium. CalcPhos Ratio: 1.2 to 1 and 1.4 to 1. Also, watch Vitamin D Levels, paramount enough Vitamin D in the body for Calc/Phos balance to be maintained.
Synergy Caution | High amount of phosphorous will prevent magnesium and calcium being absorbed
When it may be needed | Kidney stones, anemia, bone loss, bone pain, coordination, trembling, weakness, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, swelling of throat, shortness of breath, rapid heartbeat, hives
How it supports the body | Metabolism of carbohydrates, blood clotting and overall, functioning of the body
Food focus | Raw animal tissues, eggs, fish, sardines, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, asparagus, brewer’s yeast
Article | https://foodminerals.org/phosphorus/

Potassium | K 
Type | Macro
Harmony paramount with | Chloride | Cl + Sodium | Na
When it may be needed | Abnormal heartbeat, weakness, hair loss, dehydration, maybe paralysis, receding gums, fluid retention, constipation, breathing difficulties, decreased water intake, dryness of skin, loss of hair, poor growth, restlessness, lesions on heart and kidney, arthritis, muscle weakness
How it supports the body | Required for fluid balance inside and outside the cells, assists in function of muscles, nervous system and heart, hormone secretion
Food focus | Raw meat, fruit, vegetables, whole grains, apricots, bananas, avocadoes, dates, dulse, figs, garlic, nuts, winter squash and yams
Self-Selection | Catnip, nettle
Article | https://foodminerals.org/potassium/

Selenium | Se
Type | Trace – very important mineral
Inhibitors | Mercury, chlorine, pesticides (flea and tick products)
Synergy | Amino acids of Sulphur required for body to utilize selenium
When it may be needed | Cancering, anemia, yeast imbalance, heart issues, liver imbalance, chronic fatigue, infertility, PMS, birth defects, muscular weakness, hair loss, hair thinning , hypothyroid
How it supports the body | Vital for antioxidant of enzymes, helps protect cells from oxidative damage while supporting cell and growth survival, works in conjunction with Vitamin E, supports optimal thyroid function, life not possible without selenium and enzymes as linked to glutathione
Food focus | Brazil nuts, Brewer’s yeast, Seafood, organs, whole grains, brown rice, vegetables, mushrooms, dulse, kelp
Self-Selection | Alfalfa, catnip, chamomile, chickweed, lemongrass, milk thistle, nettle, parsley, peppermint, raspberry leaf, rose hips, yarrow
Selenium Toxicity | Hair loss, fatigue, garlic breath, mild nerve damage, metallic taste in mouth
Article | https://foodminerals.org/selenium/

Silicon | Si
Inhibits | Aluminum
Harmony paramount with | Boron, calcium, magnesium, manganese, potassium
When it may be needed | Poor nails, skin, hair – good indicators
How it supports the body | Formation for collagen in bones, and connective tissues.
Food focus | Beets, brown rice, oats, bell peppers, leafy green vegetables, whole grains
Self-selection | rice bran, alfalfa
Note | Diatomaceous earth is used, however, this form of silica is reportedly hurting the walls of the intestines so not a good source to be using with animals consistently.

Sodium | Na
Type | Macro
Harmony paramount with | Chloride | Cl + Potassium | K
When it may be needed: | Weakness, hair loss, dehydration, maybe paralysis, depression, poor growth, cramps
Hot days | Depletion of salt may show up as heavy panting, dizziness, loss of equilibrium
How it supports the body | Required for fluid balance inside and outside of cells, assists in function of muscles, nervous system, & heart, blood pH
Food focus | Sea vegetables
Careful | Commercial table salt is reported to only have sodium chloride (rat poison) in it. All the good sodium has been removed so do not assume everything on the shelf is equal.
Article | https://foodminerals.org/sodium/

Sulfur | S
Type| Macro
Harmony paramount with | Chloride | Cl + Potassium | K
Heavy metal interferer | Cadmium, Lead & Mercury
Depletion Factor | Chemical Farming | Phosphates in fertilizers & toxic chemicals; moisture and heat
When it may be needed | Skin issues, tumors, cysts, exterior parasites
How it supports the body | Represents approximately 25% of body weight. Binds to proteins in the body, great hair, nails and skin- collagen; disinfects blood, protects against toxic substances, and protoplasm in cells
Synergy | Amino acids in sulfur necessary for selenium absorption
Food focus | Broccoli, sprouts, especially broccoli sprouts, cabbage, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, eggs, fish, wheatgerm, garlic, kale
MSM Supplement | “https://longlivingpetsnutrition.com/products/organic-sulfur” target=”_blank”>https://longlivingpetsnutrition.com/products/organic-sulfur
Homeopathic Remedy | Profile of Sulfur, shows how body presents symptoms needing this remedy
Article | https://foodminerals.org/sulfur/
Organicsulfurforhealth.com

Vanadium | V
When it may be needed | Diabetes, low blood sugar, chronic fatigue
How it supports the body | Crucial to body maintenance, cellular metabolism and formation of bones and teeth
Food focus | Black pepper, dill, parsley, olive oil, spinach, mushrooms, whole grains, radishes
Note | Not easily absorbed – check levels regularly where deficient
Diabetes | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10381252/

Zinc | Zn
Type | Trace – Very Important Mineral
Inhibitors | Cadmium, Mercury
Suppresses | Copper, if in excess
Heavy metal cleaner of | Lead
Loss of Zinc | Via perspiration
Balance with | Copper 1 to 10 balance important to be maintained | https://saveourbones.com/how-to-get-the-proper-zinc-copper-ratio-and-why-it-matters-for-your-bones-and-your-health/
When it may be needed | Diabetes, low blood sugar, wounds do not heal, hair loss, brittle nails, yeast imbalance, tired, no energy, digestive issues, severe skin issues, liver imbalance, breathing difficulties, hyperactive, birth defects. Depletes under stress ***
How it supports the body | Supports functionality of more than 300 enzymes, plays vital role in body supporting organs, bone structure, hair and nails, red and white blood cells, crucial for healthy immune system function and wound healing. Supports Vitamin E and A levels in body.
Food focus | Spinach, broccoli, beef, poultry, whole grains, vegetables, sardines, pumpkin seeds, soy lecithin, egg yolks, sunflower seeds, dulse, mushrooms
Self-selection | Alfalfa, catnip, chamomile, chickweed, dandelion, milk thistle, nettle, parsley, rose hips, raspberry leaf, rose hips.
Older Animals | Check if systems could use additional zinc for support.
Note | Do not over take, suppresses immune system; do not take at the same time as Iron
Article | https://foodminerals.org/zinc/

Dogs & Excess Heat | Inflammation

Did you know it is very difficult for dogs to sweat, as they do not have sweat glands. To get rid of excess heat, they use their pads, muzzle, and tongue.

Vitamins | The Essentials

Vita comes from Latin meaning “life”. Vitamins are either fat or water soluble. Fat soluble means any excess will be stored in the body, the liver, which is not good. Water soluble means the body will process the excess out.

About Vitamin A, C and E
These three vitamins are reported to be paramount during the aging process. Please make sure your animal is more than adequately supplemented with a raw-food multi-mineral / vitamin so synergies are maintained. Reference: How to Have a Healthier Dog, The Benefits of Vitamins and Minerals for your Dog’s Life Cycles, by Wendell O Belfield, DVM & Martin Zucker.

Fat Soluble

Best to be taken BEFORE food where individual supplements are concerned.

Vitamin A | The SKIN, HAIR, EYE Vitamin
Essential 6 Bone Builders When it may be needed | Dryness, hardening and itchy skin; hair, eyes – runny, pink eye, conjunctivitis, sight, teeth and gums, nerve degeneration, reproductive failure, night blindness, muscular coordination, seizures, deafness, lack of weight gain, parasites, harsh coat, abscesses in the ears
How it supports the body | Supports the epithelium of the body which is the inner and outer armour; stored in the liver
Food focus | Carrots, butternut squash, sweet potato, spinach, cantaloupe, lettuce, broccoli, liver, cod liver oil, apricots, mustard greens, papaya, peaches, pumpkin, red peppers, spinach
Hay | Deficient in Vitamin A , if lacking green colour
Self-selection | Spirulina, chickweed, kelp, lemongrass, mullein, nettle, parsley, peppermint, rose hips
Bad skin focus | 10,000-20,000 IU’s per day, dog’s
Toxicity | Over 100,000 IU’s per kg of body weight per day
Depletion contributors | PCB’s, nitrates

Vitamin D | The SUNSHINE Vitamin
Essential 6 Bone Builders | One of the essential 6 for bone building | Calcium, Magnesium, Boron, Copper, Vit A & D
When it may be needed | Important vitamin to supplement in Winter months; heart issues, cognitive issues, breathing issues, depression, improper bone formation
How it supports the body | Strong bones, and teeth, which in TCM are connected to the kidneys being happy, very important in Calcium and Phosphorous metabolism
Conversion | Liver and kidneys convert D to become fully active, if either organ compromised potential deficiency
Food focus | Fish liver oils; in Northern climates with limited sun exposure, supplementation is
necessary. Shiitake, and chanterelle mushrooms, eggs, sardines, sweet potatoes, dandelion greens, oatmeal, and butter.
Self-selection | Alfalfa, nettle, and parsley.

Vitamin E | THE ANTIOXIDANT Vitamin + Youth Enhancer
Synergy with | Zinc, required to maintain levels in blood
When it may be needed | Dr. Wilfred E Shute, reports essential for a strong optimal body | Where air pollution prevalent; vital for beautiful skin
How it supports the body | Heart, circulatory system, skin, muscles, and stamina; slows down aging. A lot of studies done in Canada with animals for performance where Vitamin E supplementation increased stamina and endurance. Supports anti-oxidant defense.
Food focus | Supplementation best when dis-ease present. Else olive oil, sunflower oil, dark leafy green vegetables, almonds, dulse, kelp, sweet potatoes, watercress, wheatgerm.
Natural | d-alpha tocopherol
Synthetic | dl- alpha tocopherol
Supplementation | Shute, DVM, 1940’s | 300 IU per day | If on any medications, check effects. Inorganic forms of iron destroy Vit E, so careful to look at everything going into the body where supplementation is concerned.
Self-selection | Bladderwrack, dandelion, flaxseed, nettle, raspberry leaf, rose hips

Vitamin K
Three forms | | K1, from plants, diet; K2, made by intestinal bacteria from consuming soluble fiber – main source; K3, synthetic
When it may be needed | Seizures, the neuro system of the animal compromised, malabsorption / destroyed – where pharma has interfered by killing all gut bacteria, blood not clotting
How it supports the body | Bone and heart health, coagulation of the blood
Food focus | Leafy greens, iceberg lettuce, broccoli, brussels sprouts, green beans, kiwi fruit, wheat germ, asparagus, oats, egg yolks, chicken, cabbage. https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/VitaminK-HealthProfessional/#h3
Self-Selection | Alfalfa, kelp, nettle.

Dr. Christine Northrup’s Natural Quercetin Recipe
Cleaning the Organs + Vitamins
  • Peel 3 organic grapefruits and 3 organic lemons, the rind with all the white pith
  • Place in pot, and pour 3 inches of filtered water over top
  • Simmer for 3 hours
  • Cool

Adult Dose | Take 2 tablespoons twice a day
Supports the healing process as helps get rid of toxins, allowing zinc to also be absorbed.

Animal Dose | For your animals, muscle test if needed, how much, and for how long. The animals will most likely be processing Lemon and Lime essential oil via smell to support this process too or instead of.

Profound gratitude to Dr. Christine Northrup, for this wonderful gift to us all.

Water Soluble

Best to be taken AFTER food where individual supplements are concerned.

The B Vitamins
The NERVOUS SYSTEM Vitamins

Vitamin B1 | Thiamine
Inhibitors | Mold, thiaminase poisoning
When it may be needed | Lack of appetite, vomiting, unsteadiness, hind leg mobility, blindness
How it supports the body | Major contributor to learning ability, and intelligence,
Food focus | Brewer’s yeast; 1 tbsp = approximately 1.25 milligrams of B1; high potency = approximately 1.00 milligrams; brown rice, egg yolks, peas, wheat germ, kelp, oatmeal, prunes, dried plums, asparagus, broccoli, Brussels sprouts
Self-Selection | Alfalfa, bladderwrack, catnip, chamomile, chickweed, nettle, peppermint, raspberry leaf, rose hips, yarrow, rice bran, spirulina
Note | Not chemically isolated until 1926; the smell in the skin known to repel parasites

Vitamin B2 | Riboflavin
When it may be needed | Bloodshot eyes, and conjunctivitis, cataracts, cracks around mouth, bright magenta gums or tongue, trouble urinating
How it supports the body | Helps metabolize protein and fats to support new tissue growth
Food focus | Egg yolks, fish, legumes, meat, spinach, yogurt, asparagus, dandelion greens, avocadoes, Brussel Sprouts, dulse, kelp, leafy green vegetables, mushrooms
Self-Selection | Alfalfa, bladderwrack, catnip, chamomile, chickweed, nettle, parsley, peppermint, raspberry leaves, rose hips.

Vitamin B3 | Niacin
The ANTIPELLAGRA Vitamin in Humans also known as “Black Tongue” in Dogs
When it may be needed | Inflammation and ulceration of mouth, profuse salvation, blood in saliva and bloody diarrhea; seizures; mental confusion
How it supports the body | Converting food to energy, metabolizing carbohydrates, fats and proteins, proper circulation, and healthy skin, supports a healthy nervous system
Food focus | Brewer’s yeast; 1 tbsp = approximately 3 milligrams of B3
Self-Selection | Alfalfa, catnip, chamomile, chickweed, licorice, nettle, parsley, peppermint, raspberry leaves, rose hips, slippery elm.
Caution | Can elevate blood sugar levels.
History | Helped flush Agent Orange from human’s systems

Vitamin B5 | Pantothenic Acid
Discovered in 1933 by Dr. Roger J. Williams | Greek, “Pantos” means “everything”
Synergy | With Vitamin C
When it may be needed | Antibody production; allergies, skin issues with regards to chemical warfare imposed on the body, fatigue, nausea
How it supports the body | Required by adrenal glands to support production of cortisone and other hormones; supports function of gastrointestinal tract
Food focus | Royal jelly produced by the Queen bees, richest source; barley, avocadoes, beef, brewer’s yeast, eggs, mushrooms, fresh vegetables

Vitamin B6 | Pyridoxine
Close working relationship with B5
When it may be needed | Anxiety, joint mobility and skin health, thyroid function, travel sickness, inflammation of mouth & gums, wounds not healing, hair loss, hearing issues, nausea & vomiting
How it supports the body | Supports nervous system; essential for breaking down methionine, one of the amino acids in meat and fish, sugar levels
Food focus | Cooked salmon, cooked eggs, spinach, sweet potato, raw beef, liver, bananas, chickpeas, brewer’s yeast, carrots, sunflower seeds, walnuts, wheat germ, dulse, cantaloupe
Self-Selection | Rice bran, alfalfa, catnip
It is worth noting – studies in the 1930’s on animals deprived of this vitamin suffered immensely to show the importance of the vitamin.

Vitamin B9 | Folic Acid
Huge team player in the B Vitamin mix.
Synergy | With B12 and Vitamin C
When it may be needed | Inconsistent appetite, no weight gain, watery secretion from eyes, anemia, sore red tongue, graying hair, laboured breathing, mental weakness, birth defects
How it supports the body | Formation of red blood cells in bone marrow; metabolizes protein
Food focus | Dark leafy vegetables, asparagus, broccoli, brussels sprouts, cooked eggs
Measurement | Mcg-micrograms versus Mg-milligrams as body does not need much

Vitamin B12 | Cobalamin
The RED Vitamin
Many animals take this a few times a week as diet not supplying adequate amounts.
When it may be needed | Anemic, low temperature; malabsorption present where digestive issues, loss of balance, tripping labelled as clumsy, chronic fatigue, liver enlargement, inflamed tongue, pale gums and tongue, anxiety, confusion, laboured breathing, appetite loss, weight loss
How it supports the body | Supports production and regeneration of red blood cells with B9
Food focus | Raw liver and kidneys, sardines, eggs, Brewer’s yeast, dulse, nori, kombu
B12 Injections | Pat Coleby, in her book, Natural Horse Care, states B12 via ingestion is useless for horses, must be injected
Self-Selection | Comfrey herb or macerate, alfalfa, kelp, bladderwrack
Measurement | Mcg-micrograms versus Mg-milligrams as body does not need much

Important to Note | Signs of dementia, symptoms above, has been reported to be a B12 deficiency. Make sure bloodwork parameters are not too low else this will not come up as deficient even though the body is; and know different laboratories report different measurements so important to understand the values. Deficiency is easy to muscle test too.

Vitamin B15 | Pangamic Acid
When it may be needed | Gangrene, severe liver toxicity, poisoning, cancer
How it supports the body | Restores liver functionality
Food focus | Isolated from Apricot Seeds
Synergy | Used in conjunction with Vitamin C, Magnesium and Calcium https://www.wise-geek.com/what-is-vitamin-b15.htm

Biotin
When it may be needed | When animal has been on any pharmaceuticals as wipes out good intestinal flora which is said to produce the biotin; anemia, depression, hair loss, skin conditions, no sleep, loss of appetite
How it supports the body | Maintenance of thyroid and adrenal glands, healthy skin, hoof and hair growth. Supports breaking down of protein, and carbohydrate molecules.
Food focus | Legumes, nuts and seeds, liver, sweet potato, bananas, broccoli, avocadoes, seaweed, brewer’s yeast
Eggs | Raw egg whites contain an enzyme which is said to interfere with body utilization of Biotin; best always feed cooked eggs to your animal as cooked egg yolk contains biotin

Coenzyme Q10 | Ubiquinone
When it may be needed | Diseases of the mouth, diabetes, muscular issues, digestive issues
How it supports the body | Production of energy in every cell, very powerful antioxidant
Food focus | Mackerel, salmon, sardines, beef, spinach
Supplementation | Oil form best

Vitamin C | Ascorbate, Ascorbic Acid
The BODY Strengthening Vitamin + Youth Enhancer
Limit | Follow Bowel Tolerance Test to know when the body has its required amount; if stool soft – back up the dose a little
Hot Weather | Helps body manage exposure to extreme temperatures, increases tolerance
When it may be needed | When any being is showing signs of struggle, emotional, or physical; depletes under stress ***
How it supports the body | Essential for running the body, massive scope of functionality from repair to maintenance, strengthens collagen, vital for cellular function and repair
Food focus | Citrus foods, yes, dogs can eat oranges, grapefruits, etc. yellow peppers, plums, cantaloupe, kiwi fruit, persimmons, strawberries, papayas, parsley, kale
Animals who produce Vitamin C | Supplementation shown to benefit them, 2,000 mg per day
Older Beings | Vitamin C manufacturing slows down so supplementation is necessary. Dosage depends on size of animal.
Important Reads | The Healing Factor: Vitamin C Against Disease, by Dr. Irwin Stone
Curing the Incurable, Vitamin C, Infectious Diseases, and Toxins, by Thomas E. Levy, MD, JD with over 1200 Scientific References

A great resource for full overview of nutritional healing in addition to the resources mentioned above | Prescription for Nutritional Healing, Fifth Edition, by Phyllis A Balch, CNC

How to Proceed

All animals if not being fed a raw diet, depending on their geographic location, will need supplementation. The food supply is not protected to ensure the nutrients are supplied, and people are not always informed about what the body needs. Sourcing is paramount, as a lot of the products on the shelves are junk.

Heavy Metal Clearing

I use Dowsing, muscle testing and sometimes hair testing to find out what the body is short on, and what the body needs to support the detox process with regards to heavy metals especially where I have adopted an animal where injections and deworming have taken place.

  1. Dowsing one may ask what the body is short on, or where there is an imbalance. I have provided below pdf files for both minerals, and vitamins for dowsing. It is important to know “what needs what” to run on in the body, the essential synergies, to make sense of the information provided. Everything must tie together, and make sense when one is dowsing to make sure the answers indeed match the questions, and the being in question.
  1. Muscle testing is similar to dowsing in this aspect regarding drilling down. It is an extremely valuable tool as it allows you to zone in on what may be the issue, and question supplements you may be thinking about using, before buying them. You do not want to put anything into a body which is not needed as this may very well cause more imbalance. When I am tired, I find dowsing much easier to use, or helps confirm my findings.
  2. Hair testing provides a picture of what the animal is actually depleted of or off-balance with mineral-wise, with heavy metal imbalances registered too. This report can be used as a guide to balance foods which the animal may need more of. For example, low in iron – feed high iron vegetables. Else use muscle testing or dowsing to determine the imbalances directly.

Therefore, based on what the animal communicates, what your muscle testing says, and with the hair testing report, the supplements are then determined. I am a big fan of a probiotic / enzymes to help the gut stay healthy, Vitamin C, E, B12, and magnesium, most animals are running low on these, with a green algae supplement. A lot depends on what the diet is providing.  I also use dowsing to correct imbalances.

Very few supplements are required daily, and most change as the animal heals, and ages.

This is where muscle testing is invaluable because you can ask daily and quickly what the animal’s system needs. And this extends to quantity, time of day, more than once a day if they are really ill, etc. I also ask how long a supplement may be required, days, weeks, etc.

For those supplements sold to be given daily forever, the animal’s system never ever confirms this. The time frame, and quantity becomes individual medicine, directed by the animal. This is providing what the body needs, and only when it needs it. This takes all the guess work out, and honours the being. It also means imbalances are not being created by giving them the same thing daily, and it makes one look at the label more.  Companies change, ingredients change, and when we go into “production line feeding” this is dangerous because we are not paying attention to the details, definitely not to the labels.  By the time you notice the product is not okay for your animal, a lot of damage could be done.  Being specific, also saves you a tonne of money as there is no guessing or buying the “latest” product being marketed, you are buying what the body needs, and quality, real nutrition.

Zoopharmacognosey plays an important role here too.  This is where the animal directs what they need to balance, and replenish their body. The animal selects a few times daily unlimited quantity of nutrients until the system is topped up. The animal always dictates volume. The animal knows. This becomes an ongoing process throughout their lifetime so they may choose their quantities, and provide you, the pet owner, information.  The self-selection herbs are indicated under each vitamin and mineral for information purposes.

I also use muscle testing here to narrow down the selection in certain instances.  For instance, I can look at a dog and see “nettle with flax oil will be his choice”, and then bowls of this are consumed until he says no more required, or he is searching for something else.  It is all about paying attention, and listening to them.

The Importance of Fats | The Oils

Fish oil and salmon oil seem to be heavily marketed for our pets. The fact the bottles say “for animal consumption only” sends me running the other way. When I see this, I know the product is full of junk. The majority of these oils, if not all, are rancid. If you would like to give fish oil, the two sources I suggest are from Dobias, and Rosita listed below in Resources. For the omegas, if you do not wish to go this route, the animals will select flax oil as an alternative. But this must be chosen, not placed in food directly. This is extremely important to understand.

The animals must be given the opportunity to choose their own quantities, we must not think “we know best”.

This is assuming the product is from a reputable source. The animals know what they need and how much. Offer the bottle and if they go to lick it, then offer on a plate separately. Flax oil should be organic, first extraction and purchased in the refrigerated section of the store. Therefore, the oils which are offered on a self-selection basis only are:

  • Coconut oil
  • Hemp oil (I am not referring to CBD oil here)
  • Rice bran oil
  • Flax Oil (Ground flax seed, image below, chosen by a lot of animals too)

Each have their own individual healing properties for the body. They are medicine to the body, NOT food. This must be clearly understood.

The only oils which may go directly in the food, in small quantities, are: olive oil, garlic oil, sesame oil, wheatgerm oil, and pumpkin seed oil. Again, all other oils must be selected.

Alternative Sources of Fats

Nuts and seeds. They must be ground and placed in the fridge. Sprinkled on food they are an excellent source of fats, with minerals, and vitamins. The only nut which is not good for animals are macadamia nuts. Nut butters, organic and from a reputable source are fabulous too. I would always dowse them to make sure no presence of mold or fungus exists to be on the safe side as peanut butter was propagating a fungus in one of my clients.

Garlic Oil | How to Prepare

Do not use the stove to make this, or any warmth, you will destroy important properties. Peel and cut bulb of garlic placing it in a dark jar.  Fill the jar with olive oil, cold pressed, first extraction, organic. Leave for 15 days in a dark, cool place. Filter the garlic out of the oil. Use the garlic for cooking. The garlic oil is good for 6 months stored in a dark, cool place. Give 2 teaspoons to each animal twice a week. When there is a full moon, give the garlic oil for three consecutive days, this clears all parasites!

And for when your animal is under the weather – nothing beats beautiful honey, manuka if your budget allows, and sambucas syrup, rich in Vitamin C from the Elderberry flower, to support the body.

A few more delightful essentials are bee pollen, image below on left, and brewer’s yeast (Non-GMO), image below on right, which provide essential nutrients helping boost the immune system.

Feeding the Mitochondria at Cellular Level

What is so important is feeding energy to your animal’s cells. Are the energy centers of the body being looked after? This is essential to the life force of the being, the body. If the Mito are not getting their life force food, then the body cannot thrive, it will struggle, break down and always be lethargic, as it has no energy. What are the essentials according to Dr. Robert Ealy for humans? Quercetin, Omega’s, and Bee Pollen are a must, with chlorella, Vitamin C, D, E, Zinc, a multi vitamin, and glutathione for anti-oxidants. Our animals’ biology is very similar. Life force must be provided to sustain life. Source | Unbreakable Series

The Importance of Chlorophyll

All of our cells require chlorophyll to function. Chlorophyll is very similar to fully oxidized blood. It is reported chlorophyll keeps worms and parasites out of the intestinal tract. Chlorophyll comes from all the greens. It is essential the greens are rotated in the diet, preferably given seasonally, and fed raw or slightly blanched.

Greens High in Chlorophyll

Spinach

Collard greens

Mustard Greens

Alfalfa Sprouts

Parsley

Broccoli

Brussel Sprouts

Bok Choy

Romaine Lettuce

Green Cabbage

Asparagus

Green Beans

Green Peas

Grasses High in Chlorophyll

Grasses high in chlorophyll which are SELF SELECTED by the animal during Applied Zoopharmacognosey sessions: chlorella, spirulina, barley grass and wheat grass.  Please note, these are not food, and therefore, should never be added to any animal’s meals.

Images above are of barley grass, highly selected in powder form by animals run-down, highly strung, and/or lacking in magnesium.  Barley grass is also selected to aid in purging something from their systems, usually toxins / bacteria or foreign substances which are usually swimming in mucous in their gut.

JASPER

Here is one of my beautiful being clients, handsome Jasper – who just finished selecting his spirulina for the day. He knows what he NEEDS.  We must LISTEN. (Photo courtesy of S Skinberg, March 2018)

Spirulina, shown below, will be selected by animals in either powder form dry, wet, with a little water or with the self-selected oil/macerate during their Zoopharmacognosey session. They are very particular how they take it into their bodies. Spirulina is high in nutrients, especially protein, supports the repairing of cells, and binds to toxicity (including heavy metals), helping the body clear the unwanted.

The Importance of Coconut Water

I am a huge fan of coconut oil. The water was new for me. Once I read this book, “Coconut Water for Health and Healing”, by Bruce Fife I became a huge fan of this also. Bruce Fife is a naturopath. All his books are fabulous reads, and resources. The history, and information about coconut water is truly amazing.

I invite people to offer coconut water to your pets, especially if they have eye issues, and see if they select it.  During my lab’s healing journey, she was consuming a bottle a day while my other dog was not interested in the slightest.

The sourcing of the water matters massively, as not every product on the shelf is good to use. Please buy product only in glass bottles, no plastic or tetra packs, which actually narrows down the selection immensely. It must be in its original form, and not have been exposed to high heat for processing, else it is useless.

I also drink glasses throughout the day and especially before I go to bed, my eyes feel amazing in the morning, ready for the day!

The Magical Powers of Cilantro

If any animal has been subjected to multiple pharmaceutical injections, or pharma in general, they will have heavy metals in their brain. Therefore, it is vital cilantro become part of their “cleaners” to help flush the metals out of the body, and their brain. This is chelation. Muscle testing how much daily, for how long, is imperative as it is very, very strong when it is fresh. Animals may also choose to process the essential oil via smell or choose seaweed to work with. What they choose indicates what they are trying to heal, to clear from their system, very important information.

Dis-ease, is All About Mineral & Vitamin Deficiency

I read books all the time. The older the better in some cases because this is where all the amazing information may be found by wonderful healers I feel. Below is a fabulous talk by an amazing wild life veterinarian turned naturopathic doctor, Joel D. Wallach DVM ND, about how all dis-ease is linked to nutrient deficiency. His book,” Dead Doctors Do Not Lie” is a fabulous, very educational read.

Example of Deficiencies

  • Cramps and Twitches: Calcium
  • Diabetes: Chromium & Vanadium; 4-6 months for the body to recorrect
  • Gingivitis (Receding Gums): Calcium
  • Kidney Stones: Calcium
  • Insomnia: Calcium
  • Low Back Pain: Calcium
  • Loss of sense of smell and taste: Zinc

Dr. Joel D. Wallach’s list of 90 Essential Nutrients can be found here https://mineraldoctor.com/90-essential-nutrients and his videos mapping imbalance to nutrient deficiency can be found here: https://mineraldoctor.com/health-facts and here https://mineraldoctor.com/videos.

It is important to note, reading Pat Coleby’s book, Natural Horse Care, she too concurs, all imbalance is due to mineral / vitamin deficiency.  Either diets are inaccurate for the species or / and the animals are being exposed to pesticides and phosphates, draining their systems of the essentials to run in balance.  She has witnessed a horse founder in a matter of hours just being exposed to phosphates draining their system of magnesium.  Soaked the horse with Epsom salts, had the horse stable in hours.  Pat also lists in her book all ailments in horses under the mineral where deficiency responsible.  Such as:  Fence Chewing | Cribbing | Windsucking:  Copper

Example of Deficiencies

  • Infectious diseases
  • Foot issues
  • Mastitis
About Supplements & the Industry

What is a really informative read is Slaying the Supplement Myths by Dr. Steve Chaney, PhD. This explains how the drive for profit trumps science. That it is expensive to produce a quality product, the companies do not put their products through rigorous testing, it is even hard to prove their products work as this would take years, and years of studying. That the product labels are extremely inaccurate and misleading. Also,

  • Primary prevention almost impossible to prove
  • Double blind clinical studies take 20-30 years to develop
  • Many clinical studies are far too short to be measure disease outcomes
  • Active ingredients rarely in the bottle as stated
  • “Medical Review Journal’s” which have fancy titles are essentially advertising journals but one would not know this if not looking deeper
  • There is way too much product on the market for the FDA to keep on top of. And even when one product is shut down, it is started up under another company. If this is the case, surely the pet products are not even on their radar.

It is very interesting, because he explains how manipulated we all are through marketing as no one is digging into the studies, and understanding how this product came to market.

In the case of our animals, I muscle test the product against the being, and if needed, rarely is the animal taking the product long term.  It is about supporting the body back into balance, and then the product is no longer needed.

Dr. Steve Chaney, is big proponent of a multi-vitamin versus single vitamin use so that ratio between the minerals and vitamins is maintained, as there is a synergy which is paramount with a lot of minerals for example – calcium for absorption into the bones, phosphorous and magnesium are required.

The trouble I find is, most muti-vitamins I come across, even from the well intentioned, do not test well at all.  If you have any questions, please reach out, as new information comes across my way all the time.

Resources
Before adding any supplement to any animal’s food, please learn how to muscle test. You will save yourself a lot money. Also, no animal wants product in their food they do not need. It may potentially create imbalance in the body.
Measurement Conversions

https://www.thecalculatorsite.com/articles/units/convert-ui-to-mcg.php

Coconut oil

https://alphahealth.ca

Enzymes and Probiotics

Dogs: GutSense: https://peterdobias.com/
Dogs: Enzymes: Royal Tropics Papaya Digestive Aid: https://www.royaltropics.com/about-papaya.html or https://ca.iherb.com/
Dogs: Adored Beast: https://www.adoredbeast.ca/collections/all-products/products/love-bugs or https://www.adoredbeast.ca/collections/all-products/products/healthy-gut
Cats: Dr. Goodpet-Feline Enzymes
Dogs and Cats: Mercola Pets: https://shop.mercola.com/pages/pets-home or https://www.adoredbeast.ca/collections/all-products/products/healthy-gut

Glandulars

https://www.pethealthandnutritioncenter.com/natural-pet-remedies-for-dogs-cats/glandular-supplements/
https://www.biochargeme.com/collections/all/animal-foods

Gut Health

Putting natures minerals from the soil back into the body
ION Gut Health (formerly RESTORE) https://ionbiome.com/
https://mineraldoctor.com/products

Minerals & Vitamins

Raw food-created | https://gardenoflifecanada.com/

Dogs
Dr. Peter Dobias: SoulFood and GreenMin: https://peterdobias.com/
Canine Immune Complete, Vital Animal Detox: https://vitalpethealth.com/shop/
Dog Greens: https://caninehearthealth.com/products.html
Dr. Gary Richter: https://ultimatepetnutrition.com/product/nutra-thrive-dog/ Please make sure you muscle test this product. All animals I have switched to a real-life force diet do not need this nor wish to eat it. This is because it has a lot of medicinal herbs in it.

Cats
Dr. Gary Richter(for dry food only): https://ultimatepetnutrition.com/product/nutra-thrive-cat/
Dr. Will Falconer: https://www.4life.com/5973879/product/transfer-factor-plus-tri-factor/89

Horses
Healing Horses Their Way by Marije van de Water | Lots of great info with horse minerals sold here as well https://rivasremedies.com/shop-horses/
Natural Horse Care, by Pat Coleby
Dr. Madalyn Ward: https://www.holistichorsekeeping.com/product-list.html

Dogs, Cats and Horses
Riva Remedies – Vitamin C, Magnesium, B12, Slippery Elm – https://rivasremedies.com
Dr. Will Falconer: https://www.4life.com/5973879/product/transfer-factor-plus-tri-factor/89

Omegas
Dogs: Dr. Peter Dobias: FeelGoodOmega: https://peterdobias.com/products/feelgood-omega
Dogs and Cats: Rosita Cod Liver Oil: https://www.rositausa.com/products/extra-virgin-cod-liver-oil-liquid?variant=33305954713644

Trace
Willard Water: https://drwillard.com/collections/pet-care
https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/5-trace-minerals-your-dog-needs-in-his-diet/
https://www.whole-dog-journal.com/care/willard-water-a-powerful-antioxidant/
HUMIC & FULVIC Trace Minerals | https://www.herbanomic.com/humic-fulvic-information#a_aid=JPwriter&a_bid=6407a347

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