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Mutley wearing his HotterDog Jumper on a walk by the river on a cold and frost morning

The Mekuti Way

The Mekuti Way part of our website features information on Mekuti products and practices as well as a place to ask questions and get answers, not just from us but possibly others visiting the site in a more informal way through comments on the blog posts.

We features not just our products but other training ideas we come across which sometimes are more useful to engage with at certain times of the year such as during the firework season or going on holidays.

The pages are regularly updated and you can sign up to be notified as and when updates occur or you can just bookmark it and visit when you feel like it. As we've only just started doing this section at the end of August there isn't much there at the moment but there will be!

Basically it's the place where we'll be talking about what we are doing and what we are thinking.

It is also a place where you can get to find out more about the animals we live with ... it appears they have found their own online voice now and again!

Visit The Mekuti Way blog pages


Naturally, you can also find Mekuti on Facebook too!

 

Rach & Heidi at Kettlewell

Heidi is a little dog that Rachael adopted from Green Acres Rescue in November 2008.

Heidi had a massive cancerous growth on her thyroid and mammarian cancer. Her prognosis from three different vets was very poor and she was working on the basis of about 4 to 6 weeks in giving her somewhere to be comfortable and loved for that time.

Heidi had major surgery and started treatments including CV247 and cottage cheese with flax oil amongst others. The blog charts the conventional and complementary treatments given and her progress back to health, old age and modelling Mekuti products!

Heidi's Blog is currently being updated and is currently unavailable.

 

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This page was updated on 06-06-18