Well explained. Do you prepare all your animals food? My cat is very picky eater and we are traveling and living in my SUV. I feed him grain free organic cat food and he seems to do well on it. I’m vegan so would prefer not to cook meat for him but I would, if necessary. I have cooked for my pets before. Helpful info and I’m so glad her lover values have corrected. 🌿🐾🌀
Thank you ☺️ I do prepare my animals’ meals at home. DIY is best for us (and cheaper). You could always add a bit of raw meat to her dish, but refrigeration is an issue. What about freeze dried raw? That could be step up 😎
@@MicolAndOtherAnimals I have a refrigerator in my vehicle so some raw might work. Freeze dried would be best for me-will have to see what he thinks about it. 🐾🌿🌀
@@MicolAndOtherAnimals just be aware that freezing as well as drying food consumes a lot of chi. So before you feed it, it has to be re-hydrated AND re-heated (not only defrosted) to have a similar impact than before the processing. Otherwise the missing chi would be taken from the animal....For my cats I use canned food, warm it up till mouse-temperature and pimp it with herbs according to TCM, to get their system into the right direction.
I think I would have had the lab retest the liver enzymes first before paying for ultrasounds. Laboratories can make mistakes, both positive and negative. Having said that I'm glad to see I'm feeding my dog a "neutral" food - beef.
I also think that adding other foods from different categories can be really helpful, not only to balance their yin/yang energy, but also to follow the season. I found the table I shared a great starting point 😊
Well explained. Do you prepare all your animals food? My cat is very picky eater and we are traveling and living in my SUV. I feed him grain free organic cat food and he seems to do well on it. I’m vegan so would prefer not to cook meat for him but I would, if necessary. I have cooked for my pets before. Helpful info and I’m so glad her lover values have corrected. 🌿🐾🌀
Thank you ☺️ I do prepare my animals’ meals at home. DIY is best for us (and cheaper). You could always add a bit of raw meat to her dish, but refrigeration is an issue. What about freeze dried raw? That could be step up 😎
@@MicolAndOtherAnimals I have a refrigerator in my vehicle so some raw might work. Freeze dried would be best for me-will have to see what he thinks about it. 🐾🌿🌀
@@MicolAndOtherAnimals just be aware that freezing as well as drying food consumes a lot of chi. So before you feed it, it has to be re-hydrated AND re-heated (not only defrosted) to have a similar impact than before the processing. Otherwise the missing chi would be taken from the animal....For my cats I use canned food, warm it up till mouse-temperature and pimp it with herbs according to TCM, to get their system into the right direction.
I think I would have had the lab retest the liver enzymes first before paying for ultrasounds. Laboratories can make mistakes, both positive and negative. Having said that I'm glad to see I'm feeding my dog a "neutral" food - beef.
We did. 2 weeks later. The value was even higher. I guess I should have specified, but I felt like maybe it would get to long and boring 😅
I also think that adding other foods from different categories can be really helpful, not only to balance their yin/yang energy, but also to follow the season. I found the table I shared a great starting point 😊
Also, have you heard of the American dog food company called The Farmers Dog? Any opinions?
Hi Krista! I haven’t, but I will add it to my list of foods to review. Once I have 10, I will do another speed reading labels video 😉
Do you have any tips for pups suffering from sleep apnea?
I do not. Is you dog a bulldog-type?
@@MicolAndOtherAnimals no she is a chiweenie. Dachshund and chihuahua mix.
Ok, I wonder if it’s the chihuahua side that carries it?