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# My WordPress: A healthier tomorrow starts with the right diet today

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## Posts
- [Gut-Friendly Pain Relief for Pets](https://thenutritionvet.co.uk/gut-friendly-pain-relief-for-pets/): Many mainstream medications have the capacity to severely damage the gut.  This matters because a faulty gut doesn’t just cause gut issues, but also many other disease processes anywhere in the body.  These diseases develop largely due to inflammation, (including in the joints!)  So before you give your pet a pill or an injection consider these options first:
- [Healthy Pet Checklist](https://thenutritionvet.co.uk/healthy-pet-checklist/): See this checklist for home assessment. If any issues are flagged up let’s get your pet’s nutrition changed to help the body to heal.
- [Myths & Misunderstandings](https://thenutritionvet.co.uk/myths-misunderstandings/): Busting commonly held beliefs. Read on and be surprised. Contact me to hone your pet’s nutrition plan now!
- [Supplements Article](https://thenutritionvet.co.uk/supplements-article/): Important addition or waste of time?
Well of course it’s somewhere in between.  They can be life changing in certain situations, wasteful, or, on rare occasion, harmful in others.
- [Leaky Gut Syndrome](https://thenutritionvet.co.uk/leaky-gut-syndrome/): Leaky Gut Syndrome (LGS) is well researched in humans, and the underlying pathology is paralleled in our pets.
- [Faecal testing – what poo says about your pet’s health](https://thenutritionvet.co.uk/faecal-testing-what-poo-says-about-your-pets-health/): Don’t underestimate the importance of poo.  A healthy gut microbiome is absolutely vital to our pets’ ability to not only survive but to thrive.
- [Guidelines for Feeding Raw Bones to Dogs](https://thenutritionvet.co.uk/guidelines-for-feeding-raw-bones-to-dogs/): A healthy mouth matters! In all my years as a vet by far the healthiest mouths I have seen are dogs fed raw bones and cats that hunt. 

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