Liver Cleanse Kick Off

Your First Seasonal Protocol Guidance

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Liver Cleanse starts April 2 — and this is one you don’t want to skip

If you’ve been following along, you already know I don’t believe in random detoxes.

Timing matters.

And right now… we’re stepping into the Season of Wood in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine—which means one thing:

This is liver time.

Not because your dog is “sick”…
but because this is when the body is ready to move, clear, and reset.

And if you’ve been dealing with things like:

• stubborn skin issues

• inflammation that keeps cycling

• weird behavior shifts or reactivity

• hormone imbalances

• that feeling of “something just isn’t quite right”

…this is often where I start.

Because the liver is involved in all of it.

Now layer in what’s coming next…

Spring and summer =
flea & tick products
heartworm preventatives
yard chemicals
more environmental exposure overall

If we’re going to use those—or even just be exposed to them—
we need the liver supported before the load increases.

That’s exactly what this protocol is built for. Not to mention senior dogs who’ve always been vaxed, f/t products, kibble fed, in non-low tox homes, etc.

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What’s coming

We kick off April 2 at 7:00 PM

Inside, you’ll have two paths depending on where you’re starting:

• A simple, cost-effective option using basic foods and a few targeted supports

• A full 28-day liver-focused protocol with more structure, diet changes, and supplement layering

Nothing extreme.
Nothing overwhelming.
Just strategic, seasonal support that actually makes sense.

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A quick note on access

The full guide and documentation and access/recording for this cleanse will be available inside the paid membership. (We’ll be doing something seasonal every month!)

If you’ve been thinking about joining, this is a really good time to step in.
This is the kind of foundational work that makes everything else you do work better.

We’re not chasing symptoms here.

We’re building better function—starting with one of the most important organs in your dog’s body.

I’ll see you inside.

— Dana