The Best Oils For Your All-Purpose Pet Kit
(Note: this pet kit is geared towards dogs)
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Archive for April, 2006
Chamomile - The Calming Herb For Horses
Chamomile, Anthemis noblis or Matricaria chamomilla, depending on the species you select, is an herb that can assist you with your horse. Lets explore the use of the herb, the homoeopathic remedy which only contains the vibrational qualities of the original plant, and the Essential Oil made from the distilled flower.
Chamomile the Herb
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Natural Help For Lyme Disease
What is Lyme Disease and what are the symptoms?
Lyme Disease is an infectious Tick-Borne Disease that mainly affects dogs, although it is not unknown in cats and other animals. It is caused by a type of bacteria called Borrelia burgdorferi.
Studies suggest however that only about 10 percent of animals exposed will actually contract the disease and the severity of the disease appears to vary with the animal’s age and the strength of their Immune System.
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Natural Flea and Tick Control
Natural flea and tick dip:
2 cups, packed, of fresh Rosemary and/or Peppermint 1 quart boiling water 4 quarts warm water
Pour the just boiled water over the fresh Herbs and let steep, covered, for 30 minutes. Strain and add the liquid to the 4 quarts of warm water and then saturate the animal. Let it air dry.
Flea Spray
Spray her with an herbal mixture of:
Chamomile Valerian Licorice witch hazel
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Herbal Healing For Pets
I will begin by stating that you should not attempt herbal healing for your pet unless you have a good understanding of what is ailing your pet. And a good understanding of the healing Herbs. Don’t guess…..check with a veterinarian first!
There are now a lot of holistic/natural vets out there - call around and see who you can find. This advice is not meant to replace the diagnosis and advice of a licensed veterinarian. That said, I will share with you the herbal treatments that we use on my ranch. Most are simple, safe, and effective.
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