Also known as complementary treatments. Like conventional vets, alternative treatments attempt to stimulate the dog body’s self-healing and self-regulating mechanisms. However, complementary vets deal with the dog as a whole, considering illness to be a disruption of physical and mental well-being.
Published Mar 29th, 2008
By Renée
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Zillion Muses
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While we may not match up with what Sydney did last year on Earth Hour, but I’m proud that we are one of the participating cities. As a matter of fact, I've been practicing my daily earth hour for a couple of years now. My initiate intention was to reduce ...
Published Oct 4th, 2007
By Renée
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Dog Food Recipes
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When mom was around, she used to make herbal soup at least thrice weekly—Black Chicken Herbal Soup is one of my favorites. These days I will be lucky if I managed to cook two bowls of tonic soup per week. Chinese herbal soups aren’t difficult to prepare, matter of fact ...
Published Jul 30th, 2007
By Renée
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These days more owners are embracing alternative medicines (holistic approach) as part of their dogs' health care program. This is a very good trend and I strongly believe holistic veterinary will gain greater exposure as more dog owners are aware of its "existence."
We know that conventional veterinarian clinics and hospitals ...
Published Jun 12th, 2007
By Renée
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After exploring the various topics on canine aromatherapy, the next step would to put it into practice. This should be easy since you already know the numerous benefits (i.e. boost immune system, healing agents) your dog gain through aromatherapy. Your next task is deciding which alternative to take; either consulting ...
Published Apr 20th, 2007
By Renée
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Breeding Small Dogs
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Actually the "best" form of treatment for dogs experiencing false pregnancy is to give her some young pups to suckle, using her as a surrogate mother. Opportunities like this, however, are extremely rare. Not many dog owners will have several female dogs going through whelping periods in a rotating fashion. ...
Published Apr 9th, 2007
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There are three techniques to administer essential oils on dogs. Either by massage (finger kneading) or by diffusion (inhalation) or by mouth (oral application). Whichever technique you use, the benefits of canine aromatherapy are countless. From a personal point of view, I very much prefer using the massage technique as ...
Published Mar 14th, 2007
By Renée
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Health Care
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Dogs (especially older dogs) sometimes suffer mild irritations in the airways that trigger coughing when weather changes or a sudden change in climate. However too much coughing dries out mucous membranes, which irritates the breathing tubes and makes coughing worse. You don't want to wait until your dog is coughing ...
Published Mar 5th, 2007
By Renée
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Essential oils are readily available many areas such as in health food stores, pharmacies, and beauty-product stores. So there is no worries of not getting the hard-to-find or least popular oils.
When choosing and buying essential oils, beware of synthetic versions (should be easier seen on the product label) made possible ...
Published Feb 15th, 2007
By Renée
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Health Care
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What many don't realize is that oatmeal is an excellent home remedy for treating dry itchy skin on dogs. It is one of the most overlook ingredients when application is concern. Most would only think of eating oatmeal for breakfast and would not give a second though to other uses.
Its ...