Show Notes
Special guest Janine Ling and Dr. Judy discuss natural pet-care products, skin and flea management, sustainability, and upcoming whole-food supplements from Project Sudz. Learn about the toxic ingredients found in our everyday household products and what makes Project Sudz so different. What can we do at home to improve the skin health and overall of our pets and ourselves? Listen in!
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PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT #1
We use the products from Project Sudz on our own pets. They craft their grooming products and supplements from scratch on a nine-acre honeybee farm in New Jersey. We especially love their flea and tick products and shampoo bars. They're so simple to use and better for the environment. We love that Project Sudz creates high-quality, eco-friendly options made with organic ingredients while keeping them affordable for everyday pet parents. Save 10% on all Project Sudz products found on naturallyhealthypets.com with code PODCAST89. From scratch with care... Project Sudz.
PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT #2
You are listening to this podcast because you want to learn more about how to keep your pet naturally healthy, and there's always more to learn. Dr. Judy U is home to courses created by world-renowned holistic veterinarians and experts in their field of study, covering a variety of topics like nutrition, behavior, longevity, diagnostics, and more. We offer options for first-time pet parents, professionals in the industry, and everyone in between. Created by Dr. Judy Morgan herself to make holistic pet care education more accessible, listeners of this podcast can get 15% off any course found at DrJudyU.com by using code PODCAST89. Get empowered, get educated, advocate for your pet. Save 15% on any course at DrJudyU.com today.
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