Natural Remedies for Pets

Here are all of the articles about natural remedies for pets.

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  Home Remedies for Dog's Dry Skin

  Dogs, like humans, can suffer from dry skin. It may be caused by an allergy, an intolerance to certain foods or a flea infestation, or it may be genetic in nature. While remedies can be purchased through a veterinarian, this becomes a big expense because the dog must stay on these remedies.
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  Dogs' Iatrogenic Cushing's Disease Natural Remedy

  Iatrogenic Cushing's disease in dogs is the most easily treated form of Cushing's. This article will seek to explain what causes iatrogenic Cushing's disease, how to treat it and how to holistically support your dog's compromised system following treatment.
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  Natural Flea & Ear Mite Control for Cats

  There are many natural ways to control fleas and ear mites in cats. Additives in food, regular grooming and a clean environment are among the ways to control these common pet pests. Though there are a lot of natural products on the market, common and inexpensive natural solutions cost a lot less and are highly effective.
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  Holistic Asthma Treatment for Cats

  Many people are turning to holistic medicine as a complement to traditional treatments or even as their exclusive approach to gaining and maintaining health. There are holistic veterinarians who apply the same technique to pets.
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  Natural Cures for Ticks

  Ticks are pests that attach themselves to a host animal or human by their mouth, and feed on the blood of the host. In addition to this parasitic behavior, they pose a serious health risk because they carry infections, including Lyme disease.
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  Home Remedies for a Dog's Ear Infection

  While ear infections in dogs are common, they can be serious if left untreated. Ear infections have different causes. The most common cause of a dog's ear infection is a bacterial or yeast infection. Because many floppy-eared dogs have poor air flow around their ears, they are especially susceptible to ear infections.
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  Solving Dog Health Problems With a Vegetarian Diet

  Many pet owners who adhere to a vegetarian or vegan lifestyle want their dogs to follow in their footsteps. Studies have shown that several diseases associated with meat consumption, such as cancer, heart problems and allergies, can also manifest themselves in meat-eating dogs.
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  Pet Home Remedies

  Owning a pet is expensive enough without having to run to the veterinarian every time your dog or cat vomits or gets a skin rash. There are many ways to care for your pet at home, with remedies that can come right out of your cupboard.
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  Natural Medicine for Dogs

  Taking an alternative approach to health care is not just for people. Dogs benefit from natural medicine and all-natural health care as well. Natural medicine incorporates herbs and diet as well as physical activity to provide dogs with health from the inside out.
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  Raw Health for Dogs

  Just as people are learning that proper nutrition is a key component of human health, pet owners are realizing that what they feed their pets is a major contributor to their animals' health. Numerous options for commercial pet food are available, most of which include all cooked ingredients.
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  Natural Dog Food

  Natural dog food can increase the functions of a dog's immune system and support the overall health of its body, just as a healthy diet does with the human body.
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  Natural Cat Health Remedies

  Cats make adorable pets and usually require little extra care to live long, healthy lives. By using natural health remedies for your cat, you can help her stay in top shape. However, since your cat may still suffer exposure to a feline disease or condition, it's imperative that she receives regular veterinarian checkups and the immunizations required in your community.
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  Home Remedies for a Dog's Dry Eyes

  Dogs can get dry eyes for a variety of reasons, including a genetic defect in the eyes, an injury to the eyes, allergies or a tear-duct condition called "dry eye" (keratoconjunctivitis sicca). According to Dog Owner's Home Veterinary Handbook, dog breeds most affected with dry eye include West Highland White Terriers, Boston terriers, cocker spaniels, bulldogs and Lhasa apsos.