Optimize Immunity and Wellbeing for Pets

The Dog and Cat reports from Cell-Wellbeing provide a tool for any practitioner whose clients own pets to offer a similar epigenetic assessment of the dog or cat. The nutritional diet of a pet, along with the environmental exposures, can influence the functionality of pets. Consider this about dogs and cats.

The nutritional diet you provide to a pet, combined with environmental influences, are often expressed in a pet’s functionality. Pets have learned to acclimate to the foods available. In the twenty first century, pets have adapted to feed that is unnatural for their species and their digestive systems. They often receive starchy foods even though their digestive systems are based on their forbearers which include predators and carnivores. 

Correcting environmental influences and nutritional imbalances may have a positive effect on the wellbeing, and often the emotional state canines and felines. Some of a pet’s expressed stressors may be linked to environmental issues such as toxins or even electromagnetic frequencies which may cause sensitivity issues with a pet. Exposures to environmental toxins have been linked to higher rates of mental stress, behavioral problems and hyperactivity. Poor nutritional balance and environmental influences interact in complex and, often unknown, ways to cause stress in pets. We have included several environmental factors into the dog and cat reports to assist the pet owner or animal care professional in gauging any potential issues created by these nutritional imbalances or modern-day stressors.