“If your dog is eating a prescription diet recommended by your veterinarian you are most likely paying a lot for a product that is not optimal for your pet.”

– Dr. Judy Morgan

About The Book.

Yin & Yang Nutrition for Dogs: Maximizing Health With Whole Foods, Not Drugs is the ultimate health and wellness guide every dog owner needs to have.

This book details the importance of pet nutrition and shows how to use food therapy to keep your dog naturally healthy. Author and holistic veterinarian, Dr. Judy Morgan has a passion for healing her patients with whole foods, minimizing medications and chemicals, allowing the body to heal from within. In this book, she offers a variety of different menus options and easy-to-follow recipes that can be customized for your dog’s specific health issues and even their personality type!

“Everyone who loves their dog and cares about good nutrition needs this book! Dr. Morgan takes all the fear out of feeding dogs a homemade real food diet. The solution to any dog’s issues is now at your fingertips with this book.”

– Susan Robinson, Amazon Reviews

Why This Book Is The Perfect Gift.

This book is the perfect holiday gift option for dog-lovers and holistic health enthusiasts! Whether used as a stocking-stuffer, secret Santa present, or your work’s holiday gift exchange, this book is a meaningful and practical item that is also price-friendly.

Many pet owners like the idea of feeding their dogs a natural, whole foods diet, but the logistics and cost of doing so can be overwhelming. This book is an easy-to-use and fun resource that proves cooking for your pet doesn’t have to be costly or time-consuming.

In this book, Dr. Morgan offers tips and interesting information on animal health and wellness that is useful for any pet owner. Dr. Morgan shows pet owners how to determine the right ingredients and quantities based on their pets’ health, condition, and behavior. The language is understandable without being oversimplified and the book includes many photos making the recipes easy-to-follow.

Why should you prepare food for your pets? It’s simple. Since the advent of processed food for pets, the pandemic of degenerative health problems has escalated in dogs and cats. Today it is widely known and accepted that diet and nutrition is linked to good health for humans but the vet industry has yet to catch up. Pet food labels often include words like holistic, natural, and human grade; but in reality, ingredients are often waste products or rendered meals from diseased animal carcasses. The pet food industry has spent millions of advertising and teaching dollars to convince veterinarians and the pet-owning public that the only way to provide a complete diet is to feed processed industrial food… but the truth is, processed foods are just as bad for pets as they are for humans.

“If your dog is eating a prescription diet recommended by your veterinarian you are most likely paying a lot for a product that is not optimal for your pet,” says Judy Morgan, DVM, who operates two veterinary hospitals in New Jersey that offer an integrative approach to pet care combining holistic medicine with traditional western techniques.