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Holistic Dog Food
Holistic dog food and holistic pet food in general are not just for the rich and famous.
All much-loved dogs can have a healthy, holistic diet and lifestyle.
What we mean by holistic dog food
Burns holistic dog food is prepared in consideration of the health and well being of the animal as a whole. It is for the complete 'person', both physically and psychologically.
The aim of the holistic approach is a healthy dog. And a happy one too of course.
Just as there are all sorts of different people, there are many different types of dog.
Different combinations of size, shape and personality. Each with individual tastes, likes and dislikes. And each with their own health requirements.
While many animals remain largely healthy there are just as many with minor health complaints.
Using a holistic approach to the animal's diet, owners often find their dogs health improves remarkably.
Sometimes there is a small adjustment required to achieve health, whereas other times larger changes may need to be made over a longer period of time.
The holistic approach to feeding your dog will be most effective when combined with the right sort of exercise program. Most dogs need at least one good walk every day.
That's why we suggest you use our Pet Health Questionnaire to help us recommend a diet or supplement for your dog.
Alternatively you may want to find out more about a particular health issue in our Pet Health Problem Solver section.
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Burns Holistic Nutrition Guide
"Working with nature to promote pet health"
"Nature has health-promoting power. The body has the power to maintain health and, when necessary, to heal itself. Diet, like any healer, should obey the principle: do no harm."
"Pet health Is holistic. Your pet is a complex interaction of mind, body and character (or spirit) functioning in the environment (which can greatly influence all of the other aspects)."
Read or download our "Holistic Health Guide for Dogs and Cats" (pdf)