
Is Cinnamon Warming for Dogs? A Chinese Medicine Guide by Body Type
Cinnamon warms a cold, tired dog, but it’s too hot for most others. Which dogs it suits, which cinnamon to buy, and when to skip it.
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My ultimate goal is to turn you into your own dog’s nutritionist!
As both a certified canine nutritionist and Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine Food Therapy practitioner, I provide comprehensive support for your dog’s nutritional journey:
My core mission is gut health restoration through proper nutrition. Every service I offer centers around teaching you how to use food as medicine to heal your dog’s digestive system naturally.
I believe in transparent pricing and offering options for every commitment level:
As a certified dog nutritionist and TCVM Food Therapy practitioner, I create recipes that go beyond basic nutrition:
Every recipe combines modern nutritional science with traditional food therapy wisdom to support gut health and overall wellness. I carefully select each ingredient not just for its nutritional value, but for its healing properties according to Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine principles.
My journey in dog nutrition began in childhood, helping my father prepare fresh food for our dogs. This early exposure to natural feeding sparked a lifelong passion that has grown into expert-level knowledge:
I’ve been handling raw food preparation since I was five years old in the 70’s, learning from my father. Over the decades, I’ve worked with both cooked and raw diets, continuously deepening my understanding of canine nutrition. But what truly sets my approach apart that I combine the best of both worlds in Dog Nutrition (East and West).
My experience has depth of understanding that comes from:
This combination of lifelong experience, professional training, and personal philosophy allows me to offer a unique approach to dog nutrition that honors both science and tradition.
If you’ve made it this far down this page, you’ve been contemplating making food for a while now. While the future seems unknown, it’s calling to you to try a different approach. If what I offer resonates, when you take that first step and book with me, I’ll help the rest of the way. Making complete and balanced meals for your dog is easier than you think and it is truly my honor to be able to help you.
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