Top 3 Benefits of TCVM for Horses
TCVM for horses is becoming more and more popular. Horse owners are learning that the Eastern methods of helping humans also help their horses. TCVM for Horses: Will it Help? Do you ever feel like your horse has health problems unresolved by traditional Western medicine? When Drs. Marc Smith and Casey Damron, co-founders of PET […]
Does Natural Heartworm Prevention Exist?
It’s disgusting – and scary! You don’t want your pup to get infected. But, you’re concerned about exposure to unnecessary chemicals. Can you prevent heartworms naturally? Does natural heartworm prevention exist? How Does Conventional Heartworm Prevention Medicine Work? Heartworm prevention medicine is a bit misleading. Heartworm prevention medicine doesn’t actually prevent heartworm. Instead, it kills […]
TCVM: Your Answer for Cat Chronic Sinusitis
Do you know the signs of chronic cat sinusitis? Poor Fluffy. His nose is runny and congested. Fluffy’s had diarrhea on and off for weeks. His skin is dry and flakey, but hot to the touch. You know Fluffy has chronic sinusitis, but what can you do about it? A traditional vet gave you antibiotics […]
Breathing, Food, and Skin: The Three Types of Cat Allergies
First and foremost, the absolute best strategy to employ for your cat with allergies is decreasing his exposure to allergens. The next step is to address the symptoms caused by allergies. You can decrease allergen exposure and subsequent symptoms by: Using flea prevention Avoiding common allergens Making dietary changes Use Flea Prevention Every Month Fleas […]
Start a Food Diary: Eliminate Cat Food Allergies Today
You even notice the scratching almost always after meals. Vomiting and diarrhea are a weekly occurrence. But still, after much deliberation, you can’t really figure out why. She is even missing a patch of fur on her back. Her back eventually becomes red, swollen, and bloody because of his persistent licking. It looks painful, but […]
Ear Hematomas: The Most Costly Cat Allergy Symptom
Ear hematomas are by far the most costly because they require surgery to correct. Ear hematomas, also known as auricular or aural hematomas, occur when blood and fluid accumulate in the pinna, or flap, of the ear. Cats’ external ears have a layer of skin on either side of a layer of cartilage, with blood […]