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The
Nature of Animal Healing : The Definitive Holistic Medicine Guide to Caring for Your Dog
and Cat
This book was written by (veterinarian) Dr.
Martin Goldstein and published by Knopf in April 1999. This paperback version was
published in June 2000. If there is only one book that you ever buy for your cherished
canine companion, this is the one! It is a groundbreaking, inspirational guide that no pet
owner should be without. Dr. Goldstein actually shows you what and what not to do and the
whys behind these decisions. He details his success treating cancer and leukemia,
utilizing acupuncture and homeopathic medicine. His incredible "Alphabet of
Ailments" tackles common problems one by one in a clear and effective manner. Dr.
Goldstein also addresses the power of the mind-body connection when we think about what
provokes and how we cure disease. In his comforting way, that comes from being in
veterinary practice for 25 years, he offers his wisdom on dealing - both physically and
psychologically - with the death of our most cherished companions. Finally, there is a
comprehensive source guide which lists pet health-care centers, doctors, and products. In
that way, you will be able to act on the advice and recommendations in this
"I-can't-put-it-down" book.
the
complete holistic dog book (2003)
By Jan Allegretti & Katy
Sommers. Naturally, you want the best for your canine companion's body, mind, and spirit.
Animal healers Jan Allegretti and Katy Sommers discuss natural preventive health care,
including early socialization, environmental safety, nutrition, and the application of
alternative therapies and allopathic medicine. A thorough grounding in homeopathy,
traditional Chinese medicine, and herbal remedies provides practical techniques for
treating hundreds of common canine illnesses, injuries, and health problems. Also covering
the special needs of older dogs, The Complete Holistic Dog Book is a compassionate
reference for animal guardians and caregivers, at home as well as in a clinical setting.
Holistic Guide for a Healthy Dog Book, 2nd Edition (2000)
By Wendy Volhard & Kerry
Brown. Fulfill your dog's individual needs for good health, find out what is REALLY in dog
food and how to read labels, how to test your dog's diet (simple tests you can do
yourself), homeopathy, chiropractic, alternative therapies, supplements, herbs, etc. This
book will provide every dog owner with the practical information needed to use these
holistic treatments from emergency care to chronic conditions.
The
Holistic Dog Book: Canine Care for the 21st Century (2003)
By Denise Flaim. Addresses the whole dog and all the ways you can bring a
more natural approach to your dog's care. Whether you're interested in essential oils,
homeopathy, natural diets, herbal remedies, acupuncture, massage or emotionally satisfying
training, you'll find what you need to make well-informed decisions about what's right for
both you and your dog.
Veterinarians
Guide to Natural Remedies for Dogs : Safe and Effective Alternative Treatments and Healing
Techniques from the Nations Top Holistic Veterinarians
This book was written by Martin Zucker and published by Three
Rivers Press in February 2000. This book is both an introduction and a guide to the vast
world of natural healing methods, treatments, and foods now available for dogs. Author
Martin Zucker offers advice from dozens of holistic practitioners and licensed
veterinarians, who share their recipes, insights, and "prescriptions." Here dog
owners will find information on everything from nutritional supplements to massage
therapy, as well as how these treatments can be used alone or in conjunction with
traditional medications and surgical techniques.
The
Encyclopedia of Natural Pet Care (2000)
By CJ Puotinen. Revised edition. Complete book of natural pet care education: basic steps
in adopting a dog or puppy, solving common problems with dogs & cats, obedience
training, how to find and live with the perfect bird or rabbit! Includes a natural diet
for dogs, cats, birds, and rabbits, supplements, herbs, aromatherapy, homeopathy, hands-on
therapies, flower essences, healing with light and color, the vaccination controversy,
holistic treatment of cancer, and holistic first aid.
Shock to the System: The Facts About Animal Vaccination, Pet Food and How to
Keep your Pets Healthy (2005)
Have you ever wondered if your pets need all the vaccines they are
subjected to in a lifetime? Shock to the System covers the latest
information on the vaccine issue and puts other pieces of the puzzle
into the picture. Diet, environmental toxins, pharmaceuticals and stress
all play a part in the health of companion animals. The latest book by
Catherine O’Driscoll empowers you to make knowledgeable decisions on the
vaccines your pets receive. It covers dog, cat and horse vaccines.
Chapters include: Vaccine Studies, Vets on Vaccines, Duration of
Immunity, Homeopathic Vaccine Alternative, the Healthcare War and more.
The
Angell Memorial Animal Hospital Book of Wellness and Preventive Care for Dogs
This book was written by Darlene Arden, Gus Thornton and Douglas
Brum (Editor). It was published in December 2002 by McGraw-Hill/Contemporary Books.
Arden is an animal journalist, author, lecturer, and host of her own cable show, and was
assisted by specialists associated with the Angell Memorial Animal Hospital, Boston,
Mass., in creating this book. Too often dog owners wait until a pet is struck with an
illness to seek out veterinary advice. The importance of implementing a program that
prevents illness from occurring is key to a happy and healthy pet. Topics covered include:
Dentistry, grooming, and nutrition; Emergencies, surgery, first aid, and vaccinations;
Training and behavior; and, Caring for middle-aged and advanced-aged dogs. Angell's unique
preventive care handouts and brochure pages (offered for the first time to the general
public) are also included. Now, through this book, readers and their veterinarians can
create a preventive care program that mimics Angell's to fit the individual dog and
lifestyle.
Bach
Flower Remedies for Animals (1999)
By Helen Graham & Gregory Vlamis.
Correcting behavior problems in animals can save their lives; euthanasia for behavior
problems is the main cause of death in young animals. This book provides descriptions of
each of the 38 Bach Flower Remedies and their application to the treatment of a range of
domestic animals, including horses. It also describes diagnostic symptoms, appropriate
treatment regimens, illustrated with cases histories. Includes a list of sources of flower
remedies.
Treating
Animal Illnesses & Emotional Stress with Flower Essence Remedies (1998)
By Jessica Bear & Tricia Lewis. Flower
essences offer the pet owner safe, effective, easy-to-administer and useful solutions to
many of their animal's holistic health needs. Formulas and their use are explained in
terms for novice and expert alike. Includes history and philosophy, what the remedies are
and how they work.
Holistic
Aromatherapy for Animals (2002)
By Kristen Leigh Bell. A
comprehensive guide to the use of essential oils and hydrosols with animals - dogs, cats,
birds, horses, ferrets, rabbits, small rodents. Aromatherapy can be used alone or in
combination with other conventional, alternative, complementary or holistic treatments.
But it's important to buy the highest quality essential oils and hydrosols, to dilute
them, and then to use them appropriately. Explains holistic aromatherapy, what it is and
how it works, takes a close look at the use of aromatics for a variety of species, both
for specific ailments or conditions and for general maintenance. Includes a large
reference section for brewing your own aromatics, sources, further reading, etc.
Four
Paws, Five Directions, A Guide to Chinese Medicine for Cats and Dogs (1996)
By Muriel Lee. A guide to Chinese medicine for cats and dogs. Used with great success on
humans for thousands of years, acupressure, food, and herbal therapy are finally available
to our pets. Starting with the head and working toward the toes, this book addresses
problems that anyone living with an animal companion may encounter. For example, a number
of behavioral problems are actually physiological in origin. Instead of costly remedial
training, a change in diet or the addition of acupressure or herbs to the animal's care
may be the solution. Practical procedures are outlined in clear, comprehensible language,
with worksheets, diagnosis charts, and photos. These are procedures you can use to treat
your animal at home. Treatment and prevention approach.
The
Well-Connected Dog: A Guide to Canine Acupressure
This book was written by Amy Snow and Nancy Zidonis and published
by Tallgrass Publishers in 1999. Just by reading this book and trying the stretches and
the point recipes for common problems, you can help your dog's health. This book is an
easy to follow manual with lots of illustrations, photographs and charts. Acupressure
connects you with 1000's of years of natural healing, and will give you the tools to
participate in your dog's optimal health. Nancy Zidonis teaches acupressure throughout the
US and Europe and is a founding board member of The International Alliance of Animal
Therapy and Healing (IAATH).
Getting in Ttouch with your
Dog (2001)
By Linda Tellington-Jones. A gentle approach
to influencing behavior, health and performance. The focus is more on improving and
maintaining the quality of an animal companion's life, instilling self-confidence so that
a mutual relationship can be developed with the owner. TTouch method is currently being
used by dog owners, trainers, breeders, vets, and vet techs, as well as in animal shelters
around the world. It is much more than just a training method. Using a combination of
specific TTouches, a dog's performance and health is improved, common behavior issues are
solved, and physical problems are positively influenced.
Homeopathic
Care for Cats and Dogs (1999)
By Don Hamilton. Small doses for small animals refers to dogs and cats, rather than larger
domestic animals. Intended to supplement the advice of a vet. Many conditions are amenable
to home care, but other situations warrant veterinary assistance. Contents: Introduction
to Homeopathy; The Nature of Disease; The Nature of Cure. Part Two includes: Where to
Start When You Have a Sick Animal; using Homeopathy at Home; then common ailments of each
system are discussed, followed by Therapeutic Indications by Condition. Part Three:
Vaccinations: Helpful or Harmful?
Basic
Homeopathy for Beast . . . and Man (1997)
By Ilse Garriss. A good reference guide
whether you have no experience, some experience, or a lot of experience! Easy-to-use book
tells you how to use the remedies, suggests starter kits for the home, indexes over 90
homeopathic remedies, and includes common problem sections on: animal husbandry, behavior
modification, care of the older companion, dealing with chronic conditions, keeping your
companion healthy, trauma and emergency first aid.
Hands-on
Healing for Pets (2003)
By Margrit Coates. Discover how to use
healing energy to make a real difference to your pet's health and happiness. Healing helps
you to communicate and understand what your pet is thinking and feeling. Essential steps
are given here, as well as advice on how healing can be used alongside other therapies.
Also includes comprehensive sections on animal chakras and the use of crystals.
wild
health: lessons in natural wellness from the animal kingdom (2002)
By Cindy Engel. Zoopharmacognosy, or animal
self-medication is a new field in biology. It explores the range of ways animals keep
themselves healthy, carefully separating scientifically verifiable fact from folklore,
hard data from daydreams. As with holistic medicine, there turns out to be more fact in
folklore than was previously thought. Animals eat plants that have medicinal properties.
They select the right foods for a nutritionally balanced diet, often doing a better job of
it than humans do. They even manipulate their own reproduction with chemistry, using some
plants as aphrodisiacs and others to enhance fertility. And animals have a great deal to
teach us!
The Last Chance
Dog and Other True Stories of Holistic Animal Healing
This book was written by Donna Kelleher and was published in
February 2003 by Scribner. Readers will be inspired by this instructive collection of
stories about holistic veterinary medicine. Kelleher, a veterinarian who received her
original training in traditional Western medicine, explains how she came to realize that
there was a more "compassionate way to heal animals." She cleverly combines true
stories of holistic healing with practical explanations of the underlying theories and
practice. The result is a book that works on many levels: as an entertaining read, a crash
course in acupuncture, chiropractic and herbal medicine and a testament to the will and
spirit of the animals Kelleher works with.
Dr. Donna Kelleher recounts her most intriguing cases as she takes us through the
intuitive art of diagnosing animals and effecting miraculous cures with safe, natural
treatments that succeed where conventional medicine has failed. Holistic medicine is their
last chance, and over and over again, Kelleher heals with the gentle powers of
acupuncture, animal nutrition, herbal treatments, and chiropractic. Her stories of
unforgettable, ailing animals -- and the people who fight to save them -- are truly
inspirational as she transforms the animals' health and the lives of those who love them.
The book includes advice on everything from vaccinations and commercial pet foods to
step-by-step instructions for simple, safe remedies for a multitude of common conditions,
including allergies, digestive problems, urinary tract infections, pain, hot spots, itchy
skin, fear, and anxiety.
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