In assisting you to devise a healthy diet for your animal, I begin with the obvious and assess the physical appearance to determine what changes may be needed. In cases that are less obvious, I may receive suggestions through communication with your animal or by focusing on its malady during meditation.

The physical body needs to be taken care of and given the best food possible. As the food is digested and broken down, the molecules maintain their high vibration, which then gets processed into energy that circulates and feeds the cells of the body with the strong vibration of health. Foods made with sub-grade ingredients, such as proteins obtained from deceased-before-slaughter, infected or suffering animals, carry the low-frequency vibration of death and illness. As the saying goes, “garbage in, garbage out.”  

It’s safe to say that the more money you spend on your animal’s diet, the less you will spend at your vet. Raw diets are wonderful, but you must enlist the advice of an animal nutritionist in order to determine the proper percentage of protein, carbs and fats for balanced nutrition. Bagged foods for dogs and cats offer the largest selection and greatest challenge in trying to find the best choice. You can improve upon these by adding living foods, such as finely processed vegetables like broccoli and carrots, or pieces of beef or hard-boiled eggs, for example. Feed your animal good, nutritious foods made with human-grade ingredients and free of artificial preservatives such as BHA and BHT. Adding a daily multivitamin also is recommended.

Every animal is unique in its dietary requirements. I can assist you in making the best choices possible and advise you on fine-tuning your animal’s diet over time as its needs change.