Tips to Help Your Pet Live Longer

If you’re an animal lover like I am, you probably have at least one pet or more. And I dare say that you have great concerns for their health as would any good parent of their children. Not withstanding these “children” are furry, we’re on a constant search for ways to make their lives healthier and happier.

In all actuality if we deal well with these two components, our pets will also live longer lives. Some pet owners get so attached to their animal family that they would consider cloning them; this is not only expensive but un-necessary. We’re going to tell you how to sometimes double your pet’s years with you.

The most important aspect of keeping your pet healthy is a healthy diet. The first thing we think about is commercial pet food but there’s very, very, very little in the market place that has positive frequencies – most are actually toxic. For full details, you’ll want to read the reports we have from an animal activist and also a veterinarian – you will be shocked.

The answer, of course, is to do what thinking humans have done – go natural and not just for safety’s sake. For dogs and cats, natural is “raw” and the BARF (Biologically Appropriate Raw Food) diet is the best I’ve found. Designed years ago by veterinarian, Dr. Ian Billinghurst, the raw food diet just makes sense.

Our two dogs, a schnauzer and a Pom, maintained peak health on raw organ meats and bones plus raw vegetables and fruit. Try beef heart and kidneys cut into pieces of an appropriate size and frozen in plastic baggies to be thawed as needed. And on weekends we give them raw bones. Why raw? Because cooked bones splinter and therefore are dangerous. The Pom was small so she got raw chicken bones and she lived 17 years and, by the way, still had all her teeth!

Remember, you don’t have to buy fancy pre-packaged frozen foods. Raw organ meats are cheaper and usually can be ordered at your supermarket meat department.

The kitten has enjoyed raw chicken liver every night since she was five weeks old. Her predecessor lived to 20 on that diet along with a good all-natural dry food. Feeding our animals cooked foods; even “home-cooked rice and lamb” as some of you have told me you dutifully do, will have the same effect on your pet as it does on humans – a shorter life!

Raw veggies and fruit are part of the daily regimen for dogs. We still haven’t gotten the cats to try them yet – if you know how to do that, let me know. Try them on anything, especially if they are underfoot as you’re preparing a salad or cutting up fruit. We’ve been warned about grapes and onions – why, no one has been able to tell us as yet.

We fill in with kibbles, again all natural with no fillers, “animal by-products” or chemicals. Three we have found that are exceptional are Flint River Ranch, Paul Newman’s brand. On an intuited rating scale of 1 to 10, these are all at “10”. Most others have “0” nutritive value no matter what the cost or the “hype”. If your pet begins to experience symptoms of ill health, your pet’s diet may be at the core of the problem. Sad but true.

A healthy animal (dog, cat, hamster, horse, parakeet) will be a happy animal. Of course they’ll need human interaction, exercise, out-door time and toys.

If you have a pet with any kind of health challenge consider going natural. It’s advantageous to know that all allopathic medicine is toxic and can accumulate in the cells to cause other problems in the future. If you want your pet to live a long life, using natural remedies is most important. Unfortunately many herbs and other supplements are difficult to use with our pets; how do you give a ferret, lizard or parakeet “garlic” or “golden seal” for an infection?

There are answers for helping our pets heal without toxic meds and expensive (and traumatic!) surgery. Quantum/based water formulas are available which can be put by the dropperful right on the animal’s food twice a day – or directly in the mouth. These are water-based and programmed with the frequencies of hundreds of herbs and other “naturals”. And, they are taste-free! Future medicine, the new energy medicine, is here and none too soon. We would encourage you to experiment with these water formulas no matter what the health challenge of your pet before making the decision to go allopathic.

And if you are fortunate enough to have animals with no health issues, you’ll be pleased to know that energy medicine is a prescription for longevity no matter what kind of animal it is. We think you’ll be surprised at the powerful results you’ll get from using natural remedies and most especially the new energy medicine.

Carol Keppler, B.S., Ed, is a master teacher and energy intuitive. She has been called a “pioneer” in the field of energy medicine, developing formulas for both people and pets. (www.liquihealth.com and www.energymedicinefoundation.org).

Thanks Carol and we look forward to more article regarding these wonderful products in the future. In the meantime we invite all our readers to check out these website. jb