Tag: herbs
Alternative Approaches to Renal Diseases in Veterinary Patients
Treatment for kidney failure and other renal diseases in dogs and cats can be supported by a range of alternative modalities, including ozone therapy,...
Using Herbs in Veterinary Practice: how to evaluate quality, sources and...
Knowing something about the sources, formulations and quality verification protocols used by product manufacturers are all essential ways to ensure the herbs you are...
Exploring ashwagandha for animal care
Supporting balanced behavior and overall well-being for your patients with a centuries-old botanical: ashwagandha.
Herbs have been part of animal care for millennia. Humans have...
Recommending immune support supplements for your animal patients
A stressed or overworked immune system can result in a number of preventable health issues. To keep your patients in good health, immune support...
Western herbs for liver dysfunction in animal patients
Liver health is vital to patient health. Learn how a variety of Western herbs can be used to support liver function in animals.
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Demystifying hemp and CBD in the equine
Hemp is a buzzword for many reasons. We clear up the confusion surrounding the different types of hemp products available for horses.
Hemp is all...
Herbs for Life, Inc. supports animal health with unique botanical medicinals
How Herbs for Life Inc. is a brand striving to sustain the best quality of life for animals through unique and organic botanical formulas
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Herbs and superfoods: a way to naturally detox the body
An increase in toxins within the body can weaken immune systems in animals, so providing them with naturally occurring vitamins and minerals is an...
An integrative approach to demodectic mange
Canine demodicosis can be a frustrating disease state to treat in small animal practice. An integrative approach using herbs, nutrition and acupuncture provides faster...
Why Golden Needle is many veterinarians’ “best kept secret”
Golden Needle has earned a reputation as a trusted source among the veterinary community for their dedication to excellence.
It’s not easy to earn respect...