Mushroom Immune Boosting BrothThis immune boosting broth recipe is full of antioxidants, and immune boosting polysaccharides from the mushrooms. Astragalus is anti-bacterial and anti-viral. The ginger and turmeric makes this a very anti-inflammatory broth as well. Ingredients:
Add the bones and every ingredient except the mushrooms in a large slow cooker or a stock pot. Add water to cover the bones and ingredients. Slow cook overnight or for 12-24 hours on a very low simmer. Skim fat from top. Add mushrooms in the last hour of cooking time. Strain and store. Tip: Do not discard the vegetables, rather add them to your pets food for added enhancement. Optional: right before serving, add a scoop of Resilience to amp up the antioxidants. Reserve broth for one week, and freeze the rest, Chicken Feet Bone BrothThis bone broth recipe is chalk full of glucosamine and chondroitin, minerals, and not to mention the dense gelatin this recipe will yield. Ingredients:
Place the cleaned feet into a large stock pot and cover with the water. Bring to a boil then turn water down to a simmer. Add water as necessary to keep feet covered, skim the fat off as you go. Simmer for 12 hours or more. Strain the broth, and serve. Keeps one week fresh in the fridge, freeze the rest. Always use organic ingredients when making bone broth.
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We all love our pets and want them to be healthy, and that often times means to book vet visits to make sure we are doing our due diligence when it comes to providing everything our pets need to be healthy and strong. With every medication and vaccine comes side effects, and it is very important we know what all that entails before we make a decision, so that it can be an educated decision for our four-legged family members. Just as a side note- Your veterinarian should have already gone through all this with you, as it is information pet guardians need to be 100% aware of, so that there will be no unwanted surprises in the future. Let's start by going through normal to mild side effects;
Signs of normal to mild side effects: These are common and usually resolve within a day or two:
Signs of mild to allergic reactions: These can occur a few hours after vaccination and usually require vet consultation:
Warning signs of a sever reaction (seek immediate veterinary care): Severe reactions are rare but can be life-threatening. These may occur within minutes to a few hours:
What to do if you notice side effects:
How to help your pets before vaccinating:
How to help your pets after vaccinating:
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AuthorLucy is an avid pet mom; with dogs, cats, goats and horses to keep her busy! All of her pet 'kids' are fed a species appropriate diet with proper supplementation so she can watch them thrive. Her expertise and experience lie in nutraceutical supplementation and is a health advocate for proper diet and nutrition. Her other passions in life are schutzhund and equestrian riding. Archives
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