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The Whole Herd Coming soon...Certified Equine Iridology! Located in beautiful Chester County, PA. I am a certified equine massage therapist through Delaware Valley University.

Certified Equine Massage Therapy that has now grown roots into canines, felines, & humans for Certified Health & Wellness Coaching and Certified Companion Animal Iridology. I offer hands on massage and muscle therapy to improve flexibility, range of motion, and relaxation that allows our equine partners to perform to their best ability. I am currently seeking certification in Equi-Tape and SURE Foot Equine Balance Pads as well. Fully insured.

A Halloween safety reminder for your pets thanks to Proactive Paws 🎃👻
27/10/2026

A Halloween safety reminder for your pets thanks to Proactive Paws 🎃👻

26/10/2026
11/10/2026

🫐🐶🐱 BLUEBERRIES ON THE BAG DOESN’T ALWAYS MEAN BLUEBERRY BENEFITS IN THE BOWL!

A peer-reviewed 2025 study published in the Journal of Animal Science examined 40 commercial dog and cat kibbles listing blueberries as an ingredient.

The surprising finding? 🤯

Researchers found very low to undetectable levels of certain beneficial plant compounds, including antioxidants associated with blueberries.

🫐 THE BIGGEST SHOCK: One kibble listed blueberries as its 4th ingredient, yet had the lowest measured level of quercetin, a beneficial antioxidant, in the entire study!

Just because blueberries appear high on an ingredient list doesn’t guarantee your pet is getting their expected antioxidant benefits.

🫐 WHY FRESH BLUEBERRIES MATTER

Blueberries naturally contain powerful antioxidants, including anthocyanins, that help protect cells from oxidative stress.

These compounds are being studied for their potential to support:

🧠 Brain health and healthy aging
❤️ Heart and cardiovascular health
🛡️ Healthy immune function

And here’s the best part: You don’t need to replace your pet’s food to add a little fresh nutrition!

Simply add a few fresh or thawed, unsweetened blueberries to their bowl.

🐶 HOW MANY BLUEBERRIES CAN PETS HAVE?

As a simple occasional topper:
🐾 Cats and Small dogs: 1–2 blueberries
🐾 Medium dogs: 3–5 blueberries
🐾 Large dogs: 5–8 blueberries
🐾 Extra-large dogs: 8–10 blueberries

💡 BLUEBERRY HACK: Mash or crush blueberries before serving, especially for smaller dogs. This breaks open the skin and makes the fruit easier to eat.

Sometimes the simplest nutrition upgrades are the freshest ones! 🫐

11/10/2026

Hey California! Don't miss out on this opportunity. Nov 6-8, 2026 In Shingle Springs, CA. You can see the link in the flyer to register.

10/10/2026

Iridology is a holistic wellness practice that observes visible markings, colors, and features in the iris as one conversation point about overall wellbeing.

It's not always possible to avoid kibble for your pets, so Dr. Judy Morgan's here to give some tips on small steps to im...
29/09/2026

It's not always possible to avoid kibble for your pets, so Dr. Judy Morgan's here to give some tips on small steps to improve your dogs bowl!

* How to choose a better kibble
* Things you can do affordably to improve their bowl

Any little changes that you can make will make an improvement in their health. It's not about perfection.

www.drjudymorgan.com

https://youtu.be/PabEM7dTxv0?si=S8A15F_6T1oZqUv0

Dr. Judy understands not everyone can feed the perfect diet. In thi...

26/09/2026

This has been a great one for Venus and her paw sensitivity

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