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Understand the thinking behind holistic food choices for your pet. The PET | TAO Food Therapy Booklet is a free, 16-page PDF that introduces Eastern food therapy and explains how PET | TAO brings traditional food energetics together with Western nutritional science.
Created with pet parents in mind, this approachable booklet explores warming, cooling, and neutral foods, the balance of Yin and Yang, and the Five Elements. You’ll also discover the story of founding veterinarians Dr. Marc Smith and Dr. Casey Damron and see how the brand applies its philosophy to food and treats.
Build your understanding at no cost. Add this free booklet to your cart and complete checkout to receive your PDF download. No physical booklet will be shipped.
If you’ve wondered why a holistic veterinarian might recommend a cooling food for one pet and a warming food for another, this booklet offers a useful foundation. Read it at your own pace, then use what you learn to ask more informed questions about your pet’s individual nutritional needs.
This is an educational introduction, not a personalized feeding plan. The booklet includes older product examples and traditional-use descriptions; don't treat those examples as a current product catalog or as instructions for managing a health condition. Your veterinarian can help you apply food therapy concepts appropriately for your pet.
Add your free booklet to your cart and take a more informed first step into holistic food therapy.
The booklet introduces PET | TAO’s founding story, its combination of Eastern food therapy and Western nutrition, warming and cooling foods, Yin and Yang, and the Five Elements. It also includes examples of canine and feline diets and treats to illustrate the brand’s approach.
No. The booklet was designed with pet parents in mind and introduces food therapy concepts through brief explanations and examples. It offers a starting point for conversations with your holistic veterinarian.
Use it to understand the philosophy rather than as a current catalog or individualized feeding plan. It contains older product examples and traditional-use descriptions. Discuss your pet’s needs and any dietary changes with your veterinarian, and refer to current product listings for available options.
Add the booklet to your cart at no charge and complete checkout to receive the 16-page PDF download. This is a digital resource, not a printed booklet, so no physical item will be shipped.
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