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Dog Recovery from Piroplasmosis
Has your dog dealt with piroplasmosis? This is the ideal recovery process. You arrived on time, received therapy, and the parasite was removed from the system. However, recovery doesn't end here. A consequence of piroplasmosis is (depending on the severity of the...
Addison’s Disease in Dogs
Addison’s disease – when the adrenal glands don’t work properly. With this disease, the adrenal glands don’t produce enough hormones:
cortisol – the stress hormone, provides alertness, strength, activity, maintains metabolism, helps the body cope with stress, and aldosterone – regulates sodium and potassium
Feline Hyperthyroidism
Feline Hyperthyroidism – an overactive thyroid – a fairly common condition that requires ongoing monitoring and management.
Late stages of the disease can result in additional symptoms, as accelerated metabolism causes ‘wear and tear’ and further disorders. Diagnosis involves checking T3 and T4 hormone levels in the blood, sometimes free T4, and ultrasound.
Cushing’s Disease in Dogs
Cushing's disease in dogs – what it is, how it develops, and what treatment options are available Cushing's disease (hyperadrenocorticism) is one of the more common hormonal diseases in dogs, especially in older dogs. The problem occurs when the body produces too much...
Dementia in Dogs – How to Help Them?
Decline in Brain Function, Cognitive Degeneration or Dementia in Dogs As veterinary medicine advances and pet care improves, their lifespan is extending, which means many age-related conditions that appear in old age are becoming more common. This is also the case...
Dog Knee Surgery
Your dog has been limping for a while and you've received a diagnosis of a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament in the knee? Here's everything you need to know First of all, this is a common injury and many veterinarians regularly perform these surgeries, so you can...
Dog Allergy or Intolerance – What’s the Difference?
What is the difference when an animal has an intolerance compared to an allergic reaction? Typically, when symptoms such as scratching, skin redness, or digestive problems appear, an intolerance or allergy to something (food or an environmental substance - dust mites,...
Dragon’s Blood – Immune-Boosting Supplement for Dogs – Sangre de Drago
What is Dragon's Blood? Sangre de Drago, translated as "Dragon's Blood," is a dark red sap extracted from the bark of the Croton lechleri tree, native to South America (Amazon rainforest). It has been used for centuries in traditional medicine for healing wounds,...
Natural Solutions Against Parasites for Dogs
Intestinal Parasites in Dogs - Prevention and Control the Natural Way Parasites can cause acute inflammation, chronically deplete the organism through mechanical action and toxins, and by taking nutrients from the host's body.Most Common Intestinal Parasites in Dogs...
Supplements for Better Heart Function in Dogs
Heart Murmur in Dogs - Supplements for Support Heart murmurs are often detected in dogs during routine check-ups. The most common reason is that the heart chambers, or ventricles, do not close completely, causing some blood to flow back into the chamber.The purpose of...
PEA (Palmitoylethanolamide) – Multi-Action Supplement
PEA (Palmitoylethanolamide) | Multi-Action Supplement PEA is a substance that our body, and the body of our pets, produces. It is a natural fatty acid amide that has been extensively studied and can be found, in addition to the body, in certain foods. PEA has been...
Algae for Dogs – Sea Greens for Pet Health
Algae for Dogs Algae and seaweeds are packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that can improve your dog's overall health, from shinier coats and better metabolism to digestive system support. Unlike land vegetables, marine vegetables are easier for dogs to...
Excess Body Weight in Animals
Obesity in Dogs and Cats Increased weight in our pets accelerates degenerative processes, so it's important that if we have an animal that is overweight, we start the process of changing diet and activity. This process should be gradual and slow so the animal...
Allergies in Dogs and Cats – Natural Approach
Allergies in Dogs and Cats A very common problem in dogs and cats is allergic reactions that are persistent, difficult to control, and often the only solution offered is corticosteroids, which sometimes help and sometimes don't, and then ultimately we have a vicious...
Liver Cleansing in Dogs – The Natural Way
Liver Function The liver is an organ that performs a wide range of essential functions for maintaining health and overall well-being. It plays a central role in digestion, metabolism, detoxification, and maintaining the immune system.Also, the liver is the second...
LICORICE ROOT – use for dogs and cats
Licorice Root - Supporting Animal Health Use licorice root extract to support your pet's health and for many conditions that require heavy medications. Licorice root contains natural cortisone, used for allergies, swelling, inflammation, soothes mucous membranes....
Disc Extrusion and Protrusion in Dogs
How to Proceed with Disc Extrusion or Protrusion and What Are the Symptoms? Disc extrusion and protrusion are common problems that occur with the intervertebral (spinal) disc in dogs. This problem affects different parts of the spine, causing pain, mobility problems,...
Motion Sickness in Dogs
How to prevent or relieve motion sickness in dogs during car rides Motion sickness during travel occurs in some dogs, usually in young dogs and puppies, and decreases over time, but in some dogs it persists into adulthood. There are natural remedies that can relieve...
What is fascia
What is fascia and where is it located Anatomy is fascinating, as is the connection of all our body parts. That's why we can comprehensively affect the organism through energy centers. If we ask ourselves what connects the body and carries the flow of food and...
How does fear affect immunity?
The Link Between Fear, Anxiety, and Immunity Documented evidence from extensive pig farming. Swine erysipelas, or red fever, is a disease caused by the bacterium Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae. This bacterium is widespread in nature, found in the tonsils of healthy...
Kidney Inflammation in Dogs and Cats – Nephritis
Nephritis - Kidney Inflammation in Dogs and Cats Kidney inflammation is usually an acute condition that, if prolonged, can lead to chronic inflammation and ultimately kidney failure.Causes can include various toxins to which the animal is exposed or ingests suddenly...
Energy Medicine in Animal Healing
The Body, Structure and Layers We can observe the body in its physical or material form, which we examine using general methods: inspection, palpation, percussion (tapping), auscultation (listening), various laboratory methods, blood tests, stool samples, samples...
Peyer’s Patches – Immunity That Comes from the Gut
Peyer's Patches In previous posts we covered Lymph Nodes and the Spleen. Next up is a part of the immune system located in the intestines called Peyer's patches. Learn more about how amazing the body is below. What Are Peyer's Patches? Peyer's patches are lymphoid...
Enlarged Lymph Nodes in Dogs
Lymph Nodes Lymph nodes are crucial parts of the immune system, involved in filtering lymphatic fluid, initiating immune responses, producing lymphocytes, and detecting cancer cells. Proper functioning of lymph nodes is essential for maintaining immune surveillance...
Natural remedy for conjunctivitis in animals
Conjunctivitis in animals is a common condition characterized by inflammation of the conjunctiva, the thin, transparent membrane that covers the inner surface of the eyelids and the white of the eye. Conjunctivitis can affect one or both eyes and can be caused by...
The Spleen in Dogs – Function and Diseases
The Role of the Spleen in Animals, Disorders and Diseases In addition to lymph nodes, there are other sites in the body that are dedicated to producing immune cells. The spleen is one of them – a remarkable organ with multiple functions – located in the upper left...
Fasting for Dogs and Cats – How Fasting Can Stimulate the Body to Heal
Fasting for Dogs and Cats | resting the pancreas, resting the liver, increased macrophage activity Pets have adopted our lifestyle, and we often treat them like humans, which includes a human-like eating style (breakfast-lunch-dinner). This can often be an overload...
Urinary Stones in Dogs
The two most common types of stones found in cats and dogs are struvites and oxalatesa) Struvite stones appear in urine with a high pH (generally greater than 7.5), usually in response to a bacterial infection in the bladder. These stones are easy to prevent by...
Homeopathic remedy for pets with urinary tract infection
A urinary tract infection refers to inflammation of any or all parts of the urinary system, but most commonly involves the bladder. Older female dogs (7 years of age and older), as well as those with diabetes mellitus or bladder stones, are more prone to developing...
CBD oil for pets
CBD oil for pets - benefits and uses CBD has a wide range of therapeutic benefits and is effective in reducing inflammation (which is present in most, if not all, chronic diseases). Awareness of this herbal remedy is growing worldwide, and it is now available in...
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Animal Massage
Massage combining acupressure and relaxation massage to release tension, stiffness, and pain
Homeopathy for Animals
Well-known principles that influence the totality of symptoms through natural supplements
Biotherapy for Animals
Bioenergy therapy for overall enhancement of the body’s energy and immunity
Nutrition Therapy
Principles from traditional Chinese medicine and recipes for preparing homemade food for various ailments
