Founder of Vince the Vet, Dr. Vince MacNally BVSc VetMFHom MRCVS is the UK's leading natural nutrition vet, and the only veterinary surgeon to have formulated and produced a complete, integrated range of natural supplements, remedies and raw food.
After graduating from Liverpool University in 1983, he spent 3 years working as a vet for the PDSA, before setting up his own veterinary practice in Stockport in 1987. Over the next 14 years, this went on to become a multi-disciplinary centre of excellence, providing the highest standard of veterinary treatment and care.
In the mid nineteen nineties, frustrated by the limits of conventional veterinary medicine - especially with regards to the treatment of skin and bowel problems, kidney disease, cancer and other chronic conditions, he studied and put to the test many systems of complementary health care around the world, including acupuncture, TCM, Ayurveda, herbal medicine and others, in China, Sri Lanka, Thailand, India, USA and the UK.
This led to pioneering work on raw food feeding and supplementation, as a means of transforming quality of life in pets, which was introduced into his veterinary clinic.
Dr. Vince to date has successfully helped close on 100,000 dogs and cats in a career currently spanning 40 years.
Vince the Vet was established to provide pet parents with the life-changing nutritional products that Dr. Vince still uses today to ensure that each dog and cat can receive the natural nutrition necessary for them to live life to the full, and love being alive.
Directions
Give 2 - 3 drops on a morsel of food 3 times daily.
Can be given every 30 minutes if needed, when storms or fireworks are especially distressing.
Sprinkle a few drops of both remedies daily on bedding, toys, sleeping areas and in places your pet likes to go when feeling anxious or insecure. If more convient, several drops can also be added to a small spray bottle containing spring water, shaken well and sprayed into the air around your pet and on their bedding
For the best results, start well before a storm.
For the firework season, begin in October and continue giving until just after the New Year.
OTHER MEASURES: Food can profoundly affect behaviour. A highly nutritious, supplement enriched diet in many cases result in a healthier, calmer pet, compared to one fed on highly processed commercial pet food (wet or dry). Many behavioural problems arise or are compounded by lack of sufficient physical exercise and healthy mental stimulation, which satisfy instinctive, evolutionary needs. This is particularly the case for energetic, highly intelligent and sensitive working breeds. Significantly increasing exercise (or play time) plus introducing activities such as scent work, can be of great help in dispelling excess nervous energy which would otherwise fuel anxiety and unwanted behaviours. Working with a good trainer can be very useful in this respect.
Phone:
01565740777
Email:
hello@healthfulpets.co.uk
Location:
12 Dalby Court Gadbrook Business Centre Northwich Cheshire CW9 7TN
Northwich
CW9 7TN
