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Common Natural Remedies Used by Veterinarians

Ease your dog's ailment with these supplements.

Brought to you by The Original Dog Bible

The following supplements and their natural effects can help cure your dog of certain commonplace ailments.  

 Aloe: relieves itching and assists healing

 Echinacea: strengthens immune system 

 Ginger: relieves stomach problems 

 Ginkgo biloba: helps with cognitive dysfunction 

 Glucosamine and chondroitin: relieves arthritis and joint pain  

 Milk thistle: relieves liver problems 

 St. Johns wort: fights viral infections and neural disorders 

 Slippery elm: relieves digestive problems and cough and is used as a poultice for skin irritation and inflammation  

 Vitamin C: antioxidant 

Reprinted from The Original Dog Bible © 2005. Permission granted by BowTie Press.

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Our veterinarian pointed us to the site VitaHound, their research in canine oral care help develop tremendously easy to use and effective treatments that eliminate the plaque and tarter. I was pleasantly surprised to discover the ingredients are all-natural.
Sandra, San Diego, CA
Posted: 8/24/2011 12:03:33 PM
Nice Breakdown. I also use a natural flea powder by grinding a select number of herbs myself. Works great in conjunction with natural flea repellent spray. Please research and know your herbs. More so, what doses to use and how. Check, check and double check before administering. Some herbs can have adverse effects when used with others.
CC, DUNCAN, BC
Posted: 5/7/2011 7:28:42 AM
Herbs are powerful medicine; should have a disclaimer that if owner is going to try these on their own please use caution, dose correctly like for a child, or consult a veterinary source ! Treating dogs with herbs it's NOT the same as for people !!
Kay, Lake Havasu City, AZ
Posted: 7/3/2010 4:04:25 PM
i like lavender essential oil to calm. it helps with horses too
Cynthia Marston, Sweet Home, OR
Posted: 4/9/2010 4:19:04 PM
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