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Dr Nat Dr Nat is a holistic veterinarian who specialises in essential oil use for animals. She lives with her family on their property the Living Wellness Farm.

She is passionate about a naturalistic approach to animal care and a healthy balanced lifestyle.

04/10/2026

Next Sunday 11th Oct is Vetfordia.
Help us to support raising awareness for mental health for Veterinarians & Health Care workers.
A feel-good gathering for people who love animals, with good music, good fun, and easy connection.
Bring the kids, bring your dog, bring your people! Everyone’s welcome.

Check the program out here: https://www.vetfordia.com.au/index.php/program

My band Bhaktiful is on at 11.30am.
See you there! 🙌🐾💛✨

Get tickets here; ️https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1573443

28/05/2026

If you could have one wholefood supplement to add to yours, your pets and your whole families diet this would be it!

✨️This is a game changer.

🧡This is the solution to our broken food chain, poor health and advanced aging.

Comment "more info" if you want to know more and I can send you some links to zoom calls or you tube clips.

Comment "yes please" below if you want a link to get this on a subscription at a wholesale price.

12/05/2026

Send me a message if you're curious to know more!

Hidden inflammation can quietly contribute to chronic disease over time—and one major driver is an imbalance of too many...
12/05/2026

Hidden inflammation can quietly contribute to chronic disease over time—and one major driver is an imbalance of too many Omega-6s and not enough Omega-3s, especially with highly processed diets.

The more processed the food, the more inflammatory oils often come into play… and that inflammation may be impacting skin, joints, gut health, immunity, and overall wellbeing.

Knowledge is power. Testing gives you real insight into what’s happening inside, so you can make informed changes for yourself and your pets.

Curious to learn more? Send me a message 💚

Did you know you can test both your own and your pet’s Omega 6:3 ratio from home with a simple Balance Test Kit? 🧬🐾How h...
11/05/2026

Did you know you can test both your own and your pet’s Omega 6:3 ratio from home with a simple Balance Test Kit? 🧬🐾

How healthy do you really think you or your pet are beneath the surface?

Hidden inflammation can quietly contribute to chronic disease over time—and one major driver is an imbalance of too many Omega-6s and not enough Omega-3s, especially with highly processed diets.

The more processed the food, the more inflammatory oils often come into play… and that inflammation may be impacting skin, joints, gut health, immunity, and overall wellbeing.

Knowledge is power. Testing gives you real insight into what’s happening inside, so you can make informed changes for yourself and your pets.

Curious to learn more? Send me a message 💚

https://www.zinzino.com/shop/2021280637/AU/en-gb/products/shop/home-health-tests/309000

05/05/2026

Are you and your pet getting enough omega 3s in your diet? Our ultra-processed diets cause inflammation and cause most of the health issues and aging chronic conditions both people and pets are experiencing. One supplement that can help make a big difference is a high quality omega 3. Make sure its paired with polyphenols for best results. https://youtu.be/OM4HjsQleWw?si=1Vf34rwyw1zvvLZO

The answer to all our and our pets chronic illness lies within our broken poisonous food chain. You cannot blindly trust...
04/05/2026

The answer to all our and our pets chronic illness lies within our broken poisonous food chain. You cannot blindly trust anything that comes in a packet. Read the ingriedients list. Don't eat ultra process food... and don't feed kibble to your dogs!

21K likes, 2.5K comments. "The Truth About Seed Oils | FED A LIE | Full Documentary"

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