20th August 2010
Nutrients are a natural part of the cellular environment. The use of nutrients as part of a therapeutic program for pets to promote healing and regeneration is based on an understanding of the wide role that macronutrients and micronutrients play in cellu...
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03rd June 2010
One of the methods being widely used by holistic veterinarians that has been proven to be quite useful in diagnosis and prescribing for horses is applied kinesiology muscle testing. Horse owners can use muscle testing in a number of ways, including determ...
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12th May 2010
Herbs to the Rescue for Dogs, Cats, Horses and Birds
Indications for Use
Slippery Elm bark will sooth the stomach and intestines. It is a nutritive herb with emollient and slightly astringent qualities. It possesses abundant mucilage which will soot...
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09th May 2010
Treatment
Acupressure is an non-invasive ancient healing art that uses the fingers to press key points on the surface of the skin to stimulate the body's natural self-curative abilities. Unlike veterinary acupuncture done with needles, acupressure trea...
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30th April 2010
Medical science says garlic is poisonous to dogs, but are they referring to the same garlic remedy that's been used in treating dogs by holistic vets for decades? In ancient India's Sanskrit records its medicinal use date back to about 5,000 years ago, a...
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I teach, lecture and produce natural pet healthcare books, CD's and Pet Remedy Charts for schools, holistic veterinarians and pet owners who want to safely and confidently take a more holistic approach in preventing and healing disease. My goal is to introduce more comprehensive ways to use diet and nutrition, homeopathy, herbal medicine, flower essence remedies and acupressure in the care of dogs, cats, horses and birds - to allow animals the benefits of all viable systems of medicine.
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