Dr. Omaboe points out that, “A dog’s blood is a feature film…a health biography, if you will. It can tell me where a dog’s health has been, where it is now, and where it’s going. Veterinarians that utilize blood testing are able to develop homemade dog food diets and prescribe supplements that help to correct problems and offset upcoming bumps in the road. Coupled with holistic therapy, it’s the most natural, and safest, method for maintenance of a dog’s health.”
Since the doctor’s launch of Holistic Food Therapy at his cabinet vétérinaire, dogs that participated have been enjoying better health and overwhelmingly better prognoses. Because he and dog owners control the amount and types of food being fed, specific problems and deficiencies can be targeted and controlled.
Hardly based on opinion, Holistic Food Therapy is backed by decades of scientific research and proven results. This non-invasive method uses nutritional support to improve organs’ functions and metabolism, as well as dogs’ lives.
Just a few dog conditions that can be either avoided or improved with Holistic Food Therapy, supplements, and holistic therapies are arthritis, cancer, diabetes, allergies, obesity, immune system disorders, anxiety, and eye, ear, and skin problems.
More and more pet owners are coming to understand the importance of balancing a dog’s diet with his or her specific needs, rather than feeding a generic “balanced”
Dr. Omaboe’s wish for every dog is that owners will seek out veterinarians with the expertise to understand how food contributes to dogs’ emotional and nutritional wellbeing. His own experiences and success rates give him faith that more dog owners will realize the value in alternative, homemade food plans. He knows that when nourishment of the whole dog transcends that of simple belly-filling, more members will join the pack.
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