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book: Natural Healing For Dogs And Cats | The Editors of Prevention Health Books

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	• Natural Healing For Dogs And Cats The Editors of Prevention Health Books St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2001 - 288 pages average customer review:based on 2 reviews view larger image
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What a great book!

I bought this book for my mom since she has an aging dog. I read it before giving it to her and decided to get another one for myself. Even though I have house rabbits some of the recommendations still apply. If you love your pets, buy this book!

Animal Devotee

This book is easy to read and explains common pet problems such as barking, incontinence and stomach problems. It is nice to know that simple remedies sometimes are the best.

Your Ultimate Resource for Your Pet's Holistic Health

Four drops of the flower essence crab apple will calm a stressed-out Siamese. An all-natural alternative to commercial pet food can eliminate kidney problems, digestive ailments, and dry skin. A tea bag compress will cool hot spots....

The natural therapies used in human medicine--herbs, flower essences, acupuncture, homeopathy, nutritional therapy--work for your pet, too! The editors of Prevention health Books asked today's top holistic vets for the best natural ways to keep a dog or cat health, active, and youthful during the longest possible life. The result is an essential A-Z home-care encyclopedia for every pet owner, with up-to-date information about:

--Home remedies for common ailments from Allergies to Worms.
--An exercise program for total health...including when to put on the dog booties!
--"Blended" care for the serious illness, such as homeopathy for healing after surgery.
--Complete balance, no-commericial-pet-food diets for both dogs and cats.
--All-natural skin care treatment for itching, drab coat, mange, mites, and fleas.
--Training tips and herbal help for barking, soiling, jumping, and more.
--Clear guidelines for getting for your pet to the vet to save his life!

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