Part 3: Medical & Lifestyle Conditions that Could Benefit from Bananas
with Alicia Boemi of HolisticPetWellness, Wellness Advocate
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In this lesson we are going to talk about how to use bananas for specific conditions and lifestyle considerations.


Areas we will discuss:

-diarrhea

-gut imbalance / prebiotics

-low blood sugar

-working or athletic dogs


This should get you thinking about ways to use bananas specific nutrients to help your dog gain the benefits of the fruit!

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Alicia Boemi of HolisticPetWellness

Wellness Advocate
Dogly loves Alicia because she gives dog parents tools to be proactive and feel reassured in their dog's health journey.

Alicia guides you

Basic Nutrition - Home Cooking - Joint Support - Life Stage Feeding - Aromatherapy - Herbs

Alicia is certified

Canine Nutrition & Massage Therapy - Canine & Equine Aromatherapy - Canine Herbalism

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