Prepare Your Pet for Spring
How to give them a great start in this season of renewal!
A FREE WEBINAR WITH DR JOSIE BEUG
February 27, 2 pm EST
LIVE ZOOM
Spring is the season of rebirth and renewal.
Can you feel it stirring in your blood?
It is time to get moving after a long, cold winter!
Spring is the season of new life.
From baby chicks, rabbits, and lambs to buds on the trees and fresh greens and crocuses popping up through the last snow, the world comes out of hibernation.
As the outer world comes alive, so does the inner world. The blood starts moving with a quickening, spring fever begins running through the veins.
Stagnant energy in the Liver begins to move and flush out.
Taking advantage of this movement, cleanses are traditionally done in the Spring.
Preventative Wellness through the Seasons:
When we work WITH the flow of the seasonal energy, we work with the body’s natural inclination to be in resonance with the environment.
Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine gives us an algorithm of wellness based upon the rhythms of the natural world.
It maps out the relationships between the energies of
the outer world of the seasons + food + climate,
and the inner world of body + mind + spirit.
To be HEALTHY is to be in HARMONY with nature.
Do these issues sound familiar?
- elevated liver enzymes
- vomiting bile in the morning, acid reflux
- cruciate ligament tear
- excessive itching and scratching
- tremors or seizures
- reactivity, aggression
These are all signs indicating an imbalanced wood element.
Spring is the season of the Wood Element
Wood Constitution: The Resilient Leader
Understanding the needs of a Wood dog: personality, emotions, behavior
Liver + Gallbladder
Supporting the liver, gallbladder, tendons + ligaments
Spring Liver cleanse: Detoxing
Climate: Wind
Allergies: itching and scratching from pollen flying through the air
Tremors + Seizures
How You Can Help Prepare Your Pet for Spring
Join me on a journey to discover ways you can prepare your pet for the change of seasons utilizing resources nature has given us:
- nutrition
- exercise
Get the blood flowing to flush out their livers and gallbladders and nourish their tendons and ligaments after the long winter’s rest.
- herbal medicine
- acupressure
Exercise
Nutrition
Herbal Medicine
Meet Your Mentor & Guide
Josie Beug, DVM, CVA
Dr. Josie Beug specializes in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine and its application to geriatric care, chronic disease, and in-home hospice care. She graduated from the University of Colorado with a degree in Biology and emphasis in neurobiology. She earned her DVM from the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine in 1998. During vet school she was President of the student association of AHVMA, bringing holistic conferences and speakers to the veterinary school. For the past 23 years she has built a thriving holistic house call practice in South Florida. She is a lifelong student of the healing arts, from herbs to oils to energy to stones, integrating ancient knowledge with modern medicine to help her patients live longer, healthier, happier lives.
Join Dr. Josie LIVE on Zoom
Tuesday, February 27th, 2 pm EST
*includes a sneak peek into Dr. Josie’s signature 12-month preventative wellness journey
*this will be recorded but those who attend will receive special bonuses