Growing Up Ezra
My Carolina Dog puppy Ezra is 11 months old today! We got him when he was 9 weeks old. I can’t say that the time has passed quickly lol. He’s been a challenge – mostly because of me, not him. He is exactly what the breed is. I’m just not who I used to be haha! By the grace of God we’ve survived him to this point 😂😆. I hope he grows into at least a bit calmer, more toned down dog. Hey, I can hope can’t I? Ezra is a very high energy, super sassy, teen puppy boy. So that makes me and my husband...
read moreLong Living Pets Rescue and Rehab Center
My friend, Thomas Sandberg, is going above and beyond to do a few things to help dogs (and cats) live and BE well. First he started the longest running, albeit anedotal (which I LOVE) study on raw feeding, Long Living Pets Research Study – there are actually THREE studies ongoing which you’ll find when you go to the site. Now he is currently raising funds for his Long Living Pets Research, Rescue and Rehab Center. His focus is to establish a rescue and rehabilitation center. In his words he states, “The Center will care for...
read moreThe Vagus Nerve and Your Dog’s Health
Let me first define what the vagus nerve is before I share the stories on each of these fantastic dogs that have graced our home over the years. “The vagus nerve has two bunches of sensory nerve cell bodies, and it connects the brainstem to the body. … The nerve is responsible for certain sensory activities and motor information for movement within the body. Essentially, it is part of a circuit that links the neck, heart, lungs, and the abdomen to the brain.” (https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/318128 Everything you...
read moreFarina Pet Art
When my beautiful Carolina Dog, Schatzie, passed away I was devastated. Again. Seems with each one passing it gets harder and harder maybe because I’m now long in the tooth myself! There were those who reached out to help encourage me, such as Sonja on Facebook who created the beautiful graphics I’m using on Schatzie’s Memorial Page. I’ve done several podcasts on her too. What I have failed to do however is share a post on her passing with the beautiful portrait that my awesome friend, Breanne Altherr had created for...
read moreFasttracking EMF Exposure, Part 2
This has been a topic of interest to me since 2006 when I first began learning of the dangers to us and our pets. Now I see more and more pets affected by this including my own which is why I’ve put protections in place. I think I’d be remiss in not sharing this news with you all. As always I’ll share some quotes to encourage you to DIG in and learn so you can at the very least be informed. This free online summit will help you learn as well as provide you some viable solutions. I’ve shared what I use in previous...
read moreThe Wild One
I thought I’d simply share some FB posts I’ve done on Ezra over the last few months. He has grown and as a result so have I. He has never let me or my husband remain in a comfort zone, just chillaxin and living a simple, easy life. He is actually why I was prepared for such a time as this. This first one I was having a conversation with King, and using his reactions to Ezra lol – and honestly that is exactly his response to Ezra half the time because he is 8 years old versus Ezra’s now 10 months old age difference. I...
read moreThe Quackiest of Quackery
A number of years ago I shared the following podcast (repurposed into my current podcast, the DOGgone Truth) and now once again this same “quack” label is rearing its ugly head but also directed at MDs, nurses, veterinarians, et al, not just natural health practitioners due to this virus. Why? Because they are speaking out against the narrative we’ve been fed like food poisoning. “If they resist or ridicule you and reject your offerings made in good faith, move on. If they are not receptive to these healing concepts at...
read moreThe Parasite Dilemma
I recently did a podcast on a topic that normally comes up this time of year – pests and parasites. I can’t remember how many posts I’ve done on this topic but I’m certain quite a few of them. Just look at the tags, categories and blog posts that are linked with this post to find more. I mentioned this topic again on a presentation on Your Pets’ Health I did for the Stream-A-Thon-for-Pets online event on May 1, 202- recently. Here is just one of MANY articles you can check out on this subject: Bravecto Flea...
read moreThe Gift of Love
During this difficult time we are facing worldwide right now, I thought I’d share an article I wrote back in 2013 about my beautiful, Great Dane puppy, Meshach. He was my buddy, my friend, and losing him so young was sure not in my plan. But I learned. I learned that through adversity is when we really do grow – if we choose to do so. Or we can become afraid and stagnate in our fear and bitterness. I hope we all choose during this uncertain time to embrace LOVE and TRUTH. “While we all faced hardships and challenges last...
read moreEquine Dreams
The following dreams took place shortly after the release of a previous book I authored, Animals Taught Me That. These two dreams came fairly close together as well. I can still remember these two dreams even though I dreamed them years ago. While I feel that one was indeed God giving me a glimpse, a taste of heaven, the other was something else entirely. No matter what though, God whispers in His still small voice and we will hear Him IF we are also still. How can we Be Well if we aren’t listening to the Great Physician? I...
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Hi, I'm Dr. Kim, shown here with my two dogs Schatzie (deceased January 2019) and King. I'm the owner of Aspenbloom Pet Care! I'm an Animal Naturopath (Natural Animal Health Coach) focusing on dog wellness and I sprinkle in aromatherapy to help keep dogs well-tuned. I LOVE Jesus, my husband and my dogs! My dream and hope has always been to empower YOU so YOUR dogs can BE and LIVE WELL! 
