“Some things are like Karma. Dr Juliet was meant to come into our life. We have tried our best for so long and you won’t believe it, but I am so grateful to Dr Juliet because she has changed Xena’s life, and that makes us so happy!"
"Juliet came to us as a guardian angel at a time when we thought we were going to lose our beloved golden retriever Bheem! I really wish all Doctors understand the importance of a compassionate, holistic and balanced way of treatment - which is the only way known to Dr. Juliet. We owe her huge!"
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Unlearn a few things that you thought you knew and learn new things that will help you understand what you dog wants and needs.
Dogs cannot speak but they communicate very well. Learn what the common dog behaviors are and how to decode them.
You need to do fun things with you dog, learn a few fun ways to exercise with your 'paw-tner'.
Dogs need a doggie diet. What works for you might not work for your dog. Learn what food to feed your dog for it to be healthy and happy.
Dogs, just like humans, will fall sick. Be patient and learn how you can cope when your puppy is sick.
Learn tricks and tips to train your dog so that they become a well-behaved good boi.
Teach them young. Learn, AtoZ of puppy training.
‘Supawr’ important questions that pet parents may have about bringing up a happy pet.
Dr Juliet Decaestecker is a World Integrative Veterinarian from Belgium, living in India since 2017, who has gathered knowledge from more than 52 countries through continuous learning for 18 years. She is a vet specialized in a variety of holistic treatment services ranging from Traditional Chinese Medicine to Homeopathy, Ayurveda, Food Therapy and Phytotherapy, among others. Her experience has made her realize that helping pets also transforms their owner.
Traditional knowledge is like Belgian cut diamonds; it’s precious. In her case, it is even a way of life. She has personally experienced a transformation in herself and her close circle by taking up a simpler, healthier and therefore more conscious way of life. Her medicine is her food and her food is her medicine, as it is for her own dogs.