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Holistic Thoughts on FAQs

Sharing personal journeys, experience, training and a few off-the-cuff ideas to help with acute or chronic health and behavior issues, pulled from the annals of eighteen years of email submissions, in-store discussions, phone consults and coaching sessions.

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Flea Products for Cats?

1/14/2014

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Question:  What do you recommend for flea control on two indoor cats ? I do NOT want to use chemicals.

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Preplanning May Offer Better Skin Relief

12/11/2013

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Question: My Yorkie has had a yeast infection or what his veterinarian believes is a yeast infection for  forever it seems. She’s on a raw food diet, but to give her some relief she was recently put on antibiotics and steroids.  


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