#1  Diet is number one. The species appropriate nutrition that your breeding parents consume each and every day will promote health for the parents and their offspring. We feed species appropriate nutrition to our canines and felines. Our canines and felines consume over 800 pounds of bones and raw food each month. Lots of canine and feline nutrition information is here: Animal Nutrition.

#2  Food grade diatomaceous earth completely eliminates the need to give those horrible chemical (aka poison) wormers. Feed it to the parents daily. If they have no internal worms or parasites, 70% of their chance of getting disease goes right out the window. Plus it contains over 15 minerals that are great for the skin and coat and help promote healthier offspring and better birth weights.

#3  Organic kelp contains over 60 vitamins, minerals, and amino acids that is easy assimilated by the body. This helps detox, promote healthy skin and coat, and again promotes healthier offspring, better birth weights and greater health.

#4  Please do NOT put chemical flea or tick preventatives on your dogs and cats. These so-called "flea and tick preventatives" are actual POISONS. Most people put poisons on weeds to kill them, so purposely putting a poison on our beloved animals is an absolutely insane notion. Optimal health cannot be achieved by poisoning our pets. If fleas are a problem, start using food grade diatomaceous earth and visit our Natural No Fleas & Ticks webpage.

#5  Do NOT put poison heartworm preventatives in or on your dogs. Like the flea preventatives, these things are actual poisons that permeate the body for 30 to 60 days. These traditional preventatives do NOT "prevent" the mosquito from landing on your dog by making them smell nasty to mosquitos, they just poison the blood, kidneys, liver, skin, and entire body, so when a mosquito bites them, it attempts to poison any infection the mosquito has left in the dog's blood stream. Ever notice, the animals in the wild are not extinct from heartworm, west nile virus, or other diseases? Heck, they aren't on monthly Heartgard prevention. How is it possible all the canine species: wolves, dingos, foxes, coyotes, etc. are still alive and thriving? Think about it...Here is some information about Heartworm Medicine Linked to Sickness, Death.

#6  Plenty of clean pure fresh water daily.

#7  Plenty of good healthy exercise. Mom's should be running and playing up until the day they give birth. For their health and the health of their babies.

#8  100% NZ Colostrum is excellent for canines and felines in particular. Great for the immune system, digestion, and excellent overall health.

Aside from doing all the things above for breeding parents make sure to pamper mom and make sure she gets plenty of exercise. Animals that are confined to kennels, crates, small stables or other confined areas can have difficult births, some requiring C-Sections. One of the biggest reasons plenty of exercise is really important to pregnant females. They need room to stretch, walk and run daily. In the wild, canines, felines, horses, and all other animals are active - hunting down their species appropriate nutrition or browsing the meadows and pastures finding good things to nibble on. Birthing for them is but a simple hiccup in their daily routine largely because they are eating well AND because they get the regular exercise needed which helps make birthing quicker and easier.

OFFSPRING

#1  As soon as the puppy, kitten, foal, etc. start eating on their own, put food grade diatomaceous earth in their daily food. This will keep worms from eating them, their food, and/or sucking their blood and help prevent coccidia, plus sweep some bacteria and viruses out of the system, as well as provide 15 vital minerals to keep young ones healthy and strong. DE can be mixed in NZ Colostrum and puppies and kittens will lick it right up or added to their raw chicken liver, heart, gizzards, etc.

#2  IF you've had issues with coccidia, see #1 above. You can also dose preventatively with Kocci Free 2x/day for 10 full days starting as early as 13 days of age.

#3  IF you vaccinate, consider Dr. Jean Dodd's puppy vaccine protocol, starting with a single parvo/distemper vaccine at 9 weeks of age, then again at 12 weeks, then once at a year of age. No other vaccines except rabies as allowable by law. For kittens, she recommends TWO Trivalent (distemper, herpes, & calicivirus) KILLED (NOT modified live) vaccinations, one at 8 weeks of age and another at 12 weeks of age. Give Vaccination & Wormer Detox for 1 to 2 weeks prior to getting vaccinations and for 30 days afterwards, twice/daily to help alleviate the stress on the body, help sweep the toxins from the vaccines out of the blood, liver, and lymphatic system.

#4  PARVO PREVENTION:  If you have previously had parvo on your premises, you want to read the information about Parvaid & Vibactra Plus as excellent parvo preventatives that have a 90% success rate preventatively treating puppies who are exposed to the parvo virus, as well as treating the parvo virus with an 85% success rate.

#5  FELINE DISTEMPER PREVENTION:  If you have previously had feline distemper on your premises, please read the information about Kitty Distempaid & Vibactra Plus as these products are known to prevent feline distemper (aka feline panleukopenia) when kittens have been exposed to the virus, as well as helping to heal feline distemper.

SHOWS, TRAVELING, BOARDING

1. Parvaid is excellent to help reduce travel stress, calm, soothe the intestinal tract, help prevent vomiting, diarrhea, poor appetite, and boost the immune system. 2 to 4x/day is fine for this purpose.

2. Derma Nerv can be helpful to overactive animals to help calm and soothe the nerves.

3. Kennel-Koff can be given a day or two before the outing, along with the day(s) of the outing, and a few days afterwards to help prevent contraction of upper respiratory infections. Give twice/day for this purpose or 4x/day for 10 days for active upper respiratory infection.

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