
New Earth Vet

“I have no pills, pet food, or flashy products to sell you. Just reliable, proven information I’ve seen work over my 40 years of veterinary practice.”
- Dr. Jeff Grognet
The Difference Between these Two Schnauzers?
When my wife and I owned a holistically-informed veterinary practice together…
You could say that sometimes there’d be days where funny things happened.
Like this day we were examining two schnauzers.
Both dogs were about the same age, living in the same environment.
And both owners loved their faithful companions very much.
Only there was one small difference…and it started one year earlier.
The couple I was examining brought their little schnauzer in for a routine exam.
So I pet their pup…
Looking, feeling, smelling, and of course, listening.
The owners were watching me move from nose to tail.
When I stop at the teeth. You have to look at a few areas, but some things to watch out for appear in an instant:
Inflamed gums…
Deep redness…
Extreme tartar build up…
When you see those things your dog needs a cleaning, fast.
It’s ok if this happens once for new owners.
You should know, I don’t want to see any pet in pain.
And I don’t want to see owners paying out of their savings, or off their credit cards for expensive dental work that could have been prevented.
So I told them, Fluffy’s going to need some dental work.
I could see the look on their faces…
Their shoulders dropped. One let out a sigh, and the other looked away.
You see people living in a state of reaction all the time.
You can sense passive waiting for the doctor.
You can sense hope without knowing the true diagnosis.
And you can sense the dumbing down they’ve received from far too many veterinarians.
The teeth needed help for sure.
Then they asked the question I want everyone to ask.
“What can we do to minimize our visits to the vet?”
That’s my goal.
You should see your vet as little as possible (maybe even never!).
And that was the difference.
They had decided to find what I call, their vet voice.
They had left their conventional vet the year before with a big bill...feeling helpless, frustrated, and confused.
That couple left everything to their conventional veterinarian and changed nothing but…
When you start speaking for yourself, you start adjusting your perspective.
They saw how they could take care of their dog without too much work.
I gave them several tips on how to clean their dog's teeth. A few of them without having to brush at all.
So when they brought their schnauzer back to see me…
I had nothing to say!
No complaints, no tips, nothing except to smile and tell them that there was nothing I needed to do.
Their dog’s teeth were clean as a whistle - spotless.
They were so overflowing with joy that they couldn’t hold it in.
Immediately, outside in the lobby they were talking about the few small adjustments they had made in feeding, in routine, and in care that made them connect with their pup at an even deeper level.
Who speaks for your dog?

That Depends on Where the Word Veterinary Comes From
Even the profession veterinarian…
Which is usually reserved for people who are “qualified” to practice medicine on animals nowadays…
It was originally used much differently. It meant working with animals for better health.
The veterinary medicine we know only really came about a few centuries ago.
We’ve been living with animals, making them a part of our families, and our homes for thousands of years without ever outsourcing our four-legged friends' care to a doctor.
In ancient Rome, birds were kept for entertainment.
In ancient Egypt, cats were kept not only for their role in controlling pests but also as beloved pets in the most luxurious homes.
In ancient Mesopotamia, dogs were domesticated and became part of the family.
So who speaks and cares for your dog?
You, your family, and your village because…
We are connected through biology, energy, and some even think… spirit.
You see, we are not too much different from animals.
We can feel low, we can feel ecstatic, and we can feel run-of-the-mill content.
They are a part of our lives, but since 300 years ago, something has changed.
There’s been a loss of connectedness - a loss of the sense that care, love and comfort is somehow different for the ones who give us so much…
Like you only need to listen to the doctor because science has made your relationship with your faithful friend more like a machine over your furry friend than human and mate.
Instead, it’s that voice that connects you with your companion…
That expands the life and fun of your family and your neighbor has been taken away.
It’s your own vet voice.
So you can develop an unfailing confidence when talking to friends, family, and especially your vet about how the care and love you feel for them is as much and sometimes more than your fellow humans.
Why Anyone Can Develop
their Own Confident Vet Voice
Most of the time I find people think you have to change overnight.
It’s easier to think of it like this:

While most people find it easy to fall back to pills, dry kibble, and the resulting veterinary hospital visits..
You have to know, there is no such thing as a quick fix.
Almost everything that’s advertised to do-it-for-you finds its way back to you in the circle of life.
That’s why so many people live in reaction mode.
Instead of understanding how we are connected, and what our bodies, like our pet’s bodies, really need…
We fall back on the quick fixes then pay for them later.
Like the most of the dry food out there it’s known to cause diabetes, arthritis, increased risk of cancer, and inflammation.
You can learn how to say, ‘NO.’
Here’s how you develop your confident vet voice.
You learn one quick bite of information at a time.
And ask questions...
Within a community overflowing with reliable, proven, holistic pet care information.
Hi, I'm Dr. Jeff Grognet...
I've always loved teaching.
That's my drive.
In a sense, my whole career has revolved around teaching, whether it's in the hospital, teaching dog owners, or teaching for veterinary assistants.
When someone brought their dog in, I'd educate them on care, feeding, and other essentials.

Now that there are these tools on the internet, and I’ve sold my practice, I can nurture and grow the holistic pet care movement.
I want to educate, and empower pet owners on the importance of holistic nutrition, minimizing vaccines, and reducing toxic exposure…
By first developing their own vet voice through a new holistic perspective.
You're in good hands.
A little about Dr. Jeff Grognet...
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Award Winning Author
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Over 40 Years in Practice
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A Regular Contributor to “AKC Family Dog”
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Actively teaching for over 35 years
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I was writing 200 blogs every year
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Taught over 42,000 aspiring veterinary assistants
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Developed courses on Pet First Aid and Behavior
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Advocate of Holistic Pet Therapy and…
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Holistic nutrition, minimizing vaccines, and reducing toxic exposure
What People are Saying...
Reilley
"His Q&A sessions offer so much support and I no longer feel so alone. My only regret is that I didn’t have access to this valuable information and support several dogs ago!"
Jessie H.
"I work with a lot of rescues to either get them into foster homes or forever homes. Taking this course has made me want to take as many other courses as I can. I hope to be able to
train dogs as this is something that is needed in my town."
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"Thank you - I learned so much from the course and from the videos and have, and will continue,
to pass on the course information to other people."
Sharon W.
"A neglected early life left our Gemma unable to communicate with humans or dogs.
After being attacked multiple times by other dogs she decided to attack them first. After 6 months of diligent work I'd say Gemma is 95% reliable (I'll reserve 5% just in case). She now either ignores other dogs or invites them to play if she's come across them a couple of times. Her confidence levels have improved tremendously in all aspects of her life."
Judi B.