Hey humans, I’m back to blog again, woof! I’m glad though honestly it’s just to blog. I miss my mom and dad a lot though, but I like it here in heaven. Shadrach is often with me but he does like hanging out with Schatzie – because she’s so pretty. Anyway, I’m still the Striped Ambassador (aka Meshach the Great Dane for those who don’t know me yet) here too – well heaven doesn’t...
Read More
In memory of Shadrach my inspiration The most common questions I receive privately from people have to do with the most common ailments that are bothering their dogs – yeast, ear problems, allergies, bad teeth/smelly breath, obesity, joint issues, and more which can and often do translate into behavior issues as well. After years of consulting with clients one-on-one I decided to create a course on how to have a healthy dog!!!...
Read More
Because dogs are carnivores. This is done under our supervision. This is a natural teeth cleaning exercise- and yes it does wear them out. Yes they get bone in meat meals also but this is extracurricular for them. We can’t seem to get whole prey still, so we improvise as best we can. Ezra our Carolina Dog puppy, 6 months old at the time of this photo (6 months ago). King our American Bully, 8 years old at the time of this photo (6...
Read More
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...
Read More
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,...
Read More
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...
Read More
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!
