Animal Iridology Assessment Session
Great! You're ready to take your animal's eye photos! Please review the steps below, take your animal's photos, and when you are ready, use the form below to submit your photos.
1. How to take pet eye photos
(You may download the image to your device by right clicking on computer or press and hold on your phone.)
2. Pro Tips
(You may download the image to your device by right clicking on computer or press and hold on your phone.)
3. How to center your animal’s eyes to get an accurate assessment
(You may download the image to your device by right clicking on computer or press and hold on your phone.)
4. A video tutorial for a quick start so you can jump into filming your animal’s eyes right away.
(While this video is talking about horses, it is pretty universal across all animals.)
5. Submit Your Photos
(Please use the same email address that you signed up with.) If you have any trouble with your submission, please send an email to [email protected].
What Animal Iridology Can Detect:
Organ stress
Metabolic warnings
Skin & circulation issues
Nervous system heightened
Toxin or medication overload
Detoxification systems congested
How the animal's diet is performing
Digestive problems & poor absorption
Inflammation & the stages of inflammation
Physical or emotional stress or traumas
Skeletal weakness
Possible infections or infestations
Breeding considerations
Health tracking
Clues to mystery issues
And more!
Poppy Phillips
Holistic Animal Insights
In 1995, during a reoccurring infection, the doctors proclaimed Poppy as antibiotic-resistant with no options. Poppy's adversity forced her to look at alternative options. The event changed her life. Through her holistic wellness journey, Poppy founded Equine Alternatives, LLC, in 1998 and Holistic Animal Insights about 12 years later. Poppy has now helped animals from all over the world including Singapore and Saudi Arabia as well as people in the entertainment industry. She is a board-certified Animal Naturopath, certified pet homeopath, certified animal iridologist, and certified equine bodyworker, and has studied animal and human nutrition. Poppy was on her way to getting a human dietitian license but dropped out due to disagreeing with the food pyramid belief. Equine Alternatives and Holistic Animal Insights' herbal line as well as Poppy Phillips' services are veterinarian-recommended.
