21. Alternative Medicine Veterinarian, Lima PA, Complete Medical Staff, Hospitalizat Chinese medicine and Acupuncture in veterinary medicine is the most alternative Services. Acupuncture;Moxibustion; Traditional Chinese medicine; Western Herbology; http://www.altpetdoc.com/

Home About the Practice About the Doctor Our Online Store About Antioxidants ... In The Press Visit our online Retail Partner: Enter promotion code vetab36 to receive your 5% professional discount every time you visit PetFoodDirectCom Mind Body Spirt Expo Oct. 18 - 20 Click here for Info Veterinary Acupuncturist Dr. Rose Di Leva integrates the principles of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine and Acupuncture into her western medical background. The practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture in veterinary medicine is the most fascinating thing I've ever done. It has numerous applications alone and in conjunction with conventional medicine. Most clients find out that their pets respond well some even look forward to having their acupunture treatments. Treatments generally range from 10 to 30 minutes. Most pets become relaxed and sleep afterwards. Alternative Services Conventional Services Acupuncture Moxibustion Traditional Chinese Medicine Western Herbology Microcurrent Therapy Pain Management Nutritional Counseling Environmental Counseling Preventative Medicine Holistic Cancer Therapy Complete medical staff Fully equipped laboratory Hospitalization Separate dog and cat wards State-of-the Art EKG Surgery Anesthesia Oxygen Dental Cleaning Spays and neuters X-rays Ultrasonography Equine Limited to Acupuncture Telephone Consultations are available under certain conditions. We cannot make any diagnosis without a physical examination, however, coaching is possible regarding nutritional supplements and environmental counseling. Consultations are available at $75 / 30 minutes.

22. Mobile Veterinary Services, Alternative Medicine Veterinarian & Full Service Vet The practices of acupuncture and Traditional Chinese medicine function to help MobileVeterinary Services, PC Animal Wellness Center 286 Wilmington West http://www.altpetdoc.com/qi.htm

Home About the Practice About the Doctor Our Online Store ... Benefits of Acupuncture The Chinese Concept of Qi Chinese Herbology What's in Your Animal's Food? Acceptable Snacks Public Speaker ... In The Press The Chinese Concept of Qi Rose DiLeva VMD, MS, CVA WHAT IS Qi? Qi in its immaterial form travels along pathways in an orderly fashion and in a timely fashion. These pathways are called meridians. Qi protects the body. Qi warms and maintains heat in the body. Qi is the very root of all activity and movement. It moves in association with blood and lymph. Qi also functions to maintain organs and substances of the body in place. This is its holding function. Qi keeps blood in the blood vessels, capillaries, arteries and veins. A deficiency of this kind of qi could result in hemorrhage, blood moving out of blood vessels, prolapsed rectum, hemorrhoids or miscarriage. Qi is also responsible for transformation in the body, for converting food into blood, qi and fluids like saliva, sweat and urine. Functionally, there are more than thirty types of Qi. "Yuan qi" is that qi which we inherit from our parents at conception. This is the basis of an individuals constitution. It cannot be replenished during one's lifetime. "Wei qi" is ones defensive system, that which circulates close to the surface of the body. Wei qi protects our bodies from invasion by wind, cold, heat or damp. These are referred to as External Pernicious Influences. If you stood out in the cold rain, it would be the strength of your Defensive/Wei (pronounced way-chee) that would determine if you fall ill or not. The modern equivalent is the immune system, its associated cellular components and the lymphatic system.

23. MEL: Alternative Medicine / Unconventional Therapy Additional Sources of Information. alternative Health News Online; alternativemedicine.com;AltVetMed Complementary and alternative veterinary medicine; http://mel.lib.mi.us/health/health-alternative.html

Michigan.gov Home HAL Home MeL Internet MeL Magazines and eBooks Health Information Resources About the Health Collection Back to the Health Index Medline Evaluating Health Information ... Michigan Health and Hospitals Alternative Medicine / Unconventional Therapy This page contains some pointers to sites that are commercial because they are also of informational value, not because MEL recommends the use of any particular company. Specific Therapies Acupuncture Chelation Therapy Chiropractic Medicine Herbal Medicine ... St. John's Wort Government Information Suppliers National Cancer Institute. Q and A About Complementary and Alternative Medicine in Cancer Treatment National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) Academic Information Suppliers Alternative Medicine Homepage Falk Library of the Health Sciences at the University of Pittsburgh OncoLink, Oncolink at University of Pennsylvania - Complementary Treatments for cancer Associations American Association of Oriental Medicine American Cancer Society Operational Statement on Complementary and Alternative Methods of Cancer Management American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association Additional Sources of Information Alternative Health News Online AlternativeMedicine.com

24. ParkVets Alternative Veterinary Medicine Parkvets alternative veterinary medicine Your Critical AppraisalRequired by Graham Peck. Introduction. This article provides http://www.parkvets.com/petsandvets-alternate.html

Parkvets: "Alternative" Veterinary Medicine - Your Critical Appraisal Required by Graham Peck Introduction This article provides information for owners who may be considering "alternative" treatment for their pets. The aim is to take a critical look at "alternative" veterinary medicine. It is then up to you to decide, using information from this article and other sources whether you feel the validity of particular "alternative" medicine regime has been proven to your own satisfaction. I feel a questioning attitude by an owner to any proposed treatment regime is desirable and not just for "alternative" treatments but for conventional veterinary medicine as well. Trust in your pet's healthcare advisors is necessary, but blind acceptance is not the responsible approach. Why should you be concerned? I qualified as a vet in the mid 1980's. One was aware of osteopathy, chiropractic and acupuncture, but no information was provided about the claims of these treatment regimes in relation to animals at veterinary college. Ones interest was piqued since they appeared to be novel and condoned by human medicine. This was reinforced by the occasional anecdotal story of a "miracle" cure of someone's cat or dog. Nevertheless to most vets acupuncture etc remained a fringe aspect of veterinary medicine. Since that time a large number of additional "alternative" medicine practices have appeared primarily for human treatment but increasingly adopted for use in animals. My concern lies with the way that this whole class of practices is achieving acceptance by veterinary surgeons, owners, professional bodies and the politicians with seemingly little scrutiny of what they are buying into.

25. Roehampton Veterinary Practice - Alternative Medicine Holistic veterinary medicine is a comprehensive approach to healing and healthcarethat incorporates ancient and novel methods, conventional diagnostic and http://www.rvet.co.uk/vet/alternative.htm

HOME CONTACT US ABOUT US SERVICES ... ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE We offer Herbalism Homeopathy Flower Remedies Nutraceuticals But most importantly the training and understanding to know how to use these modalities. Holistic veterinary medicine is a comprehensive approach to healing and healthcare that incorporates ancient and novel methods, conventional diagnostic and therapeutic modalities. The practice of this form of medicine is guided by philosophy of holism that looks deeply at causal factors of disharmony and seeks to correct these rather than just suppressing the symptoms or cutting out the end-stage pathology. Further information Planetary herbology ( www.planetherbs.com The American Botanical Council ( www.herbalgram.org Institute for Functional Medicine ( www.fxmed.com

26. Holistic & Alternative Veterinary Forum Discusses holistic and alternative veterinary medicine. http://www.extendedyears.com/holistic/holistic.html

Home Behavior Clinic The Store Forums ... View Cart Veterinary Forum Rules: No personal attacks. No attacks on any profession, business or industry. No bad language. Commercial announcements may be removed. Reload or Refresh to see the most recent posts. To purchase homeopathic products and services, please go to our Holistic Health Classified Ads To advertise your holistic product or service, go here Look For Your Answers On Our Other Forums Too! Flea Forum All Pet Owner's Forum Homeopathy For Animals Forum Post Message ... Low throid kathy Gintner dalmation skin problems!!!!!!!! claudia separation anxiety/male shih tzu Diane Guinea Pig Bladder Stones Sibylle My cat has a cold MaryLou heartworms cheryl hair loss janice Mark Loose puppy stool Kristy Puppy eating everything.... V Flax Seed Oil in the U.K. Mark Puppy breathing rapidly Linda Re: Puppy breathing rapidly dhassan Puppy breathing rapidly Linda Ear Hematoma Deede cat with kidney disease Barbara Re: cat with kidney disease Sue Hahn Re: cat with kidney disease Sue Hahn Demotex mange -6 years old Gordon Setter Elena Re: Demotex mange -6 years old Gordon Setter Lynne Bichon Bald Patch Diana Re: Bichon Bald Patch Lynne ruptured disc ron s.

27. Pilchuck Veterinary Hospital Alternative Medicine Pilchuck veterinary Hospital offers alternative medicine for animalsincluding acupuncture, chiropractic, and Chinese herbal medicine. http://www.pilchuckvet.com/services/alt_medicine.htm

emergency cows horses horse ... pharmacy Many alternative therapies are traditional practices that have been used by non-western cultures for thousands of years—Chinese herbal medicine and acupuncture or Indian Ayurvedic medicine, for example. Alternative medicine encompasses a wide variety of therapies and treatments that until recently have largely been practiced outside of mainstream western medicine. As many of these therapies demonstrate their usefulness, they have become more widely available and better understood, leading many to prefer the term "complementary medicine". This name acknowledges the view that alternative practices offer treatments that work with and complement conventional western medicine. Therapies termed "holistic" typically mean that the health care practitioner considers the whole animal, including physical, mental, and emotional aspects. As alternative medicine becomes an increasingly common component of veterinary medicine, it is important to remember that these therapies are not benign and can be harmful if practiced by untrained or poorly trained individuals. When choosing this pathway use the same discretion as you would in choosing any health care practitioner, these systems are no less difficult to learn and practice than conventional ones. Applications of Alternative Medicine When to Use Alternative Medicine Alternative Therapies Learn More ... Links Applications of Alternative Medicine Alternative medicine offers excellent options for the treatment of animal athletes, for chronic conditions, or for geriatric care. Both dogs and horses have shown excellent responses to chiropractic manipulation, as well as acupuncture and herbal medicine. Chiropractic care provides great benefits for athletes of all species. Acupuncture can provide pain relief when dealing with arthritis.

28. Holistic Veterinarian & Veterinary Medicine For Pets - Holistic Natural Animal C alternative, complementary an integrative holistic, natural medicine and mobile pet vet practice in Florida. Ron Johnson, D.V.M., Ph.D. discusses acupuncture, nutrition, chiropractic, homeopathy, herbal, naturopathy and conventional medicine. http://holisticnatural.com

HOLISTIC INTEGRATIVE VETERINARY MEDICINE By Dr. Ron Johnson D.V.M., M.S.Vet.Surg., C.V.A., N.D., Ph.D. Alternative, Complementary and Holistic Veterinary Medicine: Integrating With Mainstream Conventional Veterinary Medicine Contents Purpose of This Site Holistic, Alternative, Naturopathic, and Integrative Veterinary Care Bionutritional Analysis Conventional Veterinary Medicine: Definition Preventive Medicine Internal Medicine Dermatology Immunology Geriatrics Pharmaceutical Medicine Clinical Nutrition: Preventive Nutrition Nutritional Therapy Nutraceutical Medicine Glandular Therapy Botanical Medicine: Definition Chinese Herbal Medicine, Western Herbal Medicine Homeopathy: Veterinary Homeopathy Combination Homeopathy Manipulative Therapies: Chiropractic Physical Therapy Massage Advantages of Holistic Mobile Veterinary Care Excerpts from DOGFANCY Magazine about our Mobile Practice ... Links to Finding Holistic Vets, Conventional Vets, Specialists, and Hospitals email Questions or problems regarding this web site should be directed to mail to:integrativevet@msn.com

29. Holistic/Alternative Medicine veterinary sites Academy of veterinary Homeopathy; Alt Vet Med Informationallinks to complementary and alternative therapies in veterinary medicine. http://www.vin.com/mainpub/websites/VINWebDirectory/Alternative_Medicine.htm

Front Page Library VINWebDirectory : Holistic/Alternative Medicine Websites - Holistic/Alternative Medicine While we make every effort to check our list carefully, VIN is not responsible for the content or functionality of websites listed below. If there should be an issue with a site or a site's content, please contact the owner of the site. All sites will open in a new window. To return to this list of websites, close the new window. To suggest a site, please email feedback@vin.com Veterinary sites Academy of Veterinary Homeopathy Alt Vet Med Informational links to complementary and alternative therapies in Veterinary medicine. American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture American Veterinary Chiropractic Association American Veterinary Chiropractic Association Doctors Herbs in Veterinary Medicine ... Irish Veterinary Acupuncture Society Contains links to supplies, articles, organizations and references. NOAH: Alternative Medicine Ask NOAH About: Alternative (Complementary) Medicine The Natural Pharmacist's Veterinary Botanical Medical Association The Veterinary Botanical Medicine Association is a group of veterinarians and herbalists dedicated to developing responsible herbal practice by encouraging research and education, strengthening industry relations, keeping herbal tradition alive as a valid information source, and increasing professional acceptance of herbal medicine for animals. Veterinary Pseudoscience Task Force on Veterinary Pseudoscience Human sites Acupuncture data search engine Search options to find data on acupuncture, TCM or holistic topics.

30. Cherrydale Veterinary Clinic Small animal veterinary practice in Arlington, Virginia, provides information on senior pets, alternative medicine, dental health and emergency care. http://www.cherrydalevet.com/

Welcome to Cherrydale Veterinary Clinic Products/Services Personal Stories Contact Us Meet Our Staff ... Useful Links Other Areas... Senior Pets Alternative Medicine Dental Health Emergency Care ... Useful Links Celebrating 30 Years as a Proud Part of the Arlington Community Thanks for your support!

31. Complementary And Alternative Medicine - SAVMA 2002 Overview of Complementary and alternative veterinary medicine Narda G. Robinson,DO, DVM. What is Complementary and alternative veterinary medicine? http://www.vin.com/Proceedings/Proceedings.plx?CID=SAVMA2002&PID=1293

32. White Crane Brand Herbal Supplements - Holistic Veterinary Medicine Natural Solutions Inc, is the home of White Crane Brand Chinese Herbal Supplements. Specializing in alternative veterinary therapies and holistic medicine for your pet. http://www.naturalsolutionsvet.com

welcome products how to order ask the dr ... contact Traditional Chinese herbal medicine has existed for 3-4 thousand years. It has been continually modified over this time. The formulas we use are based on ancient recipes but modified by us after trials in our clinic. Animals have diseases humans do not have. For this reason, we believe it is important to use medications designed for them, rather than use herbal remedies designed for humans. We are committed to providing the best herbal supplements possible. We have some of our more commonly used formulations in pre-packaged, pre-labeled bottles. However, we currently have over 100 formulas available. If a veterinarian has a patient with a condition not covered by one of our prepackaged formulas, we invite him or her to contact us for specific formulas. Natural Solutions, Inc. is the home of the White Crane brand of herbal supplements. Click here to view our entire list of herbal formulas and supplements. swirling creative development

33. Complementary, Alternative & Holistic Approaches In Medicine & Veterinary Medici provide inferior medical care because there is no good alternative to expert holisticmedicine. Those who trust alternative medical or veterinary therapy at http://homepage.tinet.ie/~progers/othercompalt.htm

SEARCH OPTIONS for Professionals in Life Sciences CONVENTIONAL DATA Search Options to find data on CONVENTIONAL HOLISTIC DATA Search Options to find data on HOLISTIC Phil Rogers MRCVS, Lucan, Dublin, Ireland Fax: 353-46-26154; Tel: 353-46-26740 (Lab) Menu Definitions Holistic medicine Homeopathic medicine There is but ONE True Medicine ... CLICK HERE to report dead links, or suggest useful Links November 22, 2001 Veterinary Medicine Pages Professional Study Links Acupuncture Links Herbal Medicine Links ... HOME There is but ONE True Medicine It matters not if medicine is old or new so long as it can cure. It matters not if theories come from East or West so long as they be true. Jen-Hsou Lin, Taipei There is but ONE true Medicine, the Medicine that heals the wounds, can never foil the longterm dream of God.

34. DrBergeron.Net - Veterinary And Animal Health Web Sites Dr. Bergeron has focused on Complementary and alternative veterinary medicine since 1997, and designs and hosts veterinary and animal health web sites. http://drbergeron.net/

Welcome to DrBergeron.Net This is the Web site of Jan A Bergeron, VMD. I design and host Web sites for veterinarians, especially those using complementary and alternative therapies in their practice. I will also design and host Web sites for other animal-health-related businesses, including those involved in humane and holistic livestock production. Please click on any of the links above to find out more about me and what I do. I also offer editing, writing, and desktop publishing services, including newsletters, brochures, client handouts, monographs, and books. If you need assistance in these areas, please feel free to contact me. var go_mem="jbergeron";

35. Databases For Holistic Medicine & Veterinary Medicine (Conventional, Complementa It allows browsing of abstracts some full text from the Medical VeterinaryJournals. It has many titles on complementary or alternative medicine. http://homepage.tinet.ie/~progers/compmed.htm

SEARCH OPTIONS for Professionals in Life Sciences CONVENTIONAL DATA Search Options to find data on CONVENTIONAL HOLISTIC DATA Search Options to find data on HOLISTIC Phil Rogers MRCVS, Lucan, Dublin, Ireland Fax: 353-46-26154; Tel: 353-46-26740 (Lab) Menu Databases There is but ONE True Medicine CLICK HERE to report dead links, or suggest useful Links November 22, 2001 Veterinary Medicine Pages Professional Study Links Acupuncture Links Herbal Medicine Links ... HOME There is but ONE True Medicine It matters not if medicine is old or new so long as it can cure. It matters not if theories come from East or West so long as they be true. Jen-Hsou Lin, Taipei There is but ONE true Medicine, the Medicine that heals the wounds, can never foil the longterm dream of God. Anonymous, after Guinness See also: Herbal Medicine Databases Homeopathic Medicine Databases SEARCH PubMed Medline This is an awesome FREE resource Clinical Queries Clinical Alerts . It allows from the . It has many titles on complementary or alternative medicine. SEARCH Datadiwan Database on holistic medicine; [English version]

36. The American Horse Shows Association The American Horse Shows Association article on promoting performance with alternative veterinary medicine. http://www.equestrian.org/HorseShowOnline/Alternative Therapies for Horses.html

ABOUT US COMPETITIONS DOWNLOADS INTERNATIONAL ... LINKS USA Equestrian (formerly AHSA) 4047 Iron Works Parkway, Lexington, KY 40511-8483 MARKETING MEMBERSHIP NEWS RULES ... SUBSCRIBE Alternative Therapies for Horses By Charlene Strickland Promoting Performance with Alternative Veterinary Medicine You’ve planned the season’s shows, working out the details of entries, trainer, van and tack. The focal point remains your horse’s performance—how will you maintain your equine athlete’s mental and physical strengths? Performance depends on wellness, and today you can choose among conventional and alternative therapies. While traditional veterinary medicine will probably be your initial choice, systems like acupuncture and chiropractic can resolve physical problems. Conventional modalities, or approaches to therapy, rely on drugs or other intervention, yet they can’t succeed in every case. For issues that challenge even conventional veterinary medicine, holistic veterinary medicine goes beyond “fix the problem” and considers the whole horse. Instead of following step-by-step, “cookbook” directions, holistic views consider the animal in context. Kimberly Henneman, DVM, Park City, UT, said, “Look at the whole animal, and consider emotional problems, stress and environment.” Just as human medicine accepts other teachings and techniques, equine practitioners also realize the benefits of alternative therapies. These methods—many the same that you may have experienced in your own medical treatments—may help your horse stay sound, healthy, energetic and content.

37. Dog Owner's Guide: Alternative Medicine Information on alternative diets and holistic treatments for dogs.Category Health Animal alternative medicine Dogs...... Dr. Susan Wynn, a holistic veterinarian, wrote on the alternative veterinary medicinewebsite (www.altvetmed.com) “Because it is my belief that we cannot http://www.canismajor.com/dog/altern1.html

[Dog Owner's Guide: Alternative medicine (www.canismajor.com/dog/altern1.html)] Live in the Cincinnati area? Looking for a private trainer or training club? A boarding kennel? How about an all breed club? Visit our Dog Owner's Guide Mall Looking for dog books from Amazon.com? See breed books, training books, fiction, videos and links to Amazon's dog book best seller lists on our booklist page Home Topics Index ... Advertise Alternative diets and holistic treatments Choices for dog owners and veterinarians Introduction Diet Vaccinations Flea and tick control ... Allergies and arthritis Introduction All-natural! No artificial preservatives! The natural way to ease joint pain, get rid of fleas and ticks, cure allergies, prevent diseases, These claims and dozens more face dog owners looking for everything from nourishing food to remedies for parasite infestations and cures for disease. Oftentimes the declarations are accompanied by criticism of traditional veterinary medicine, prepared diets, and pharmaceutical treatments, leaving dog owners in a quandary about canned and dry foods, vaccinations, drugs, and other pet care products. It is as difficult to weave among the claims for dog diets and health as it is to find the right combination of traditional and alternative products for human families. Raw diets, home-cooked diets, herbs, homeopathic remedies, acupuncture, magnets, massage, acupressure, chiropractic – all these and more are touted as necessary to maximum canine health, leaving dog owners with a dizzying array of choices.

38. Alternative Medicine Journal of the American Medical Association was dedicated to the subject of Alternativemedicine in the United States. Likewise in veterinary medicine, we are http://www.cherrydalevet.com/alternative/

Alternative Medicine From the inception of CVC in 1972, one of our goals has been to evaluate each patient's health profile and offer the best treatment approach for that pet. We carefully assess and address which medical options to integrate for each individual pet's overall care and well-being. As always prevention is the best way to maintain good health. An integrated "holistic" approach provides the safest, most effective, and quite often, the least expensive method, when used in conjunction with our traditional Western medicine. Welcome to Cherrydale Veterinary Clinic Products/Services Personal Stories Contact Us Meet Our Staff ... Useful Links Other Areas... Senior Pets Alternative Medicine Dental Health Emergency Care Search Appointment ... Pet Dental Months Since the traditional "Western medicine" approach does not always have all the answers for health care, the staff at Cherrydale Veterinary Clinic has begun to turn to complementary approaches, integrating other natural modalities into our treatment program for patients with certain conditions. As evidence of growing acceptance and analysis of non-traditional medicine, the November 11, 1998, issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association was dedicated to the subject of Alternative Medicine in the United States. Likewise in Veterinary Medicine, we are seeing an openness to modalities not often performed in veterinary clinics in the past, and we continue to stay on the cutting edge of Wellness for your pet.

39. About - Alternative Medicine For Pets alternative medicine for Pets News article about the increasing popularityof natural treatments in the field of veterinary medicine. http://yoga.about.com/cs/altmedforpets/

zfp=-1 About Alternative Medicine Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Alternative Medicine with Cathy Wong Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Detox and Cleansing Diet Index Detox Diet Search Health Conditions ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Alternative Medicine for Pets Guide picks Natural therapies for pets, treatment of specific diseases, and finding a holistic veterinarian. Includes acupuncture, chiropractic, herbs, supplements, homeopathy, massage, nutrition, hydrotherapy, and healing touch for animals. Alternative Medicine for Pets News article about the increasing popularity of natural treatments in the field of veterinary medicine. Examines research studies and provides some tips on steps to follow if your pet becomes sick. Animal Acupuncture Acupuncture is increasing in popularity as an effective treatment to reduce pain in humans and animals and treat disease. This article provides an overview of acupuncture and its use in animals. Veterinary Acupuncture A great overview of veterinary acupuncture by the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society. Describes acupuncture theory and its clinical application for healing animals.

40. About - Alternative Medicine For Pets - Page 2 Of 4 pets. This article is follows a talk on alternative medicine at theAmerican veterinary Medical Association (AMVA) Convention 2000. http://yoga.about.com/cs/altmedforpets/index_2.htm

zfp=-1 About Alternative Medicine Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Alternative Medicine with Cathy Wong Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Detox and Cleansing Diet Index Detox Diet Search Health Conditions ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Alternative Medicine for Pets Guide picks Previous Next Herb Prescribing in Veterinary Medicine Why use herbs to treat animals? An introduction to herb prescribing in animals, including issues such as calculating doses and using "human herbs" for animals. Herbal Medicine for Animals Good outline of many clinically useful herbs. However, author Diana Hayes is a pet lover and veterinary homeopath with 20 years experience, but not a licensed veterinarian. She does not give references, so it is impossible to tell whether some of these herbs are effective and free of side effects when used in animals. Hydrotherapy for Dogs and Horses Hydrotherapy is excellent for dogs and horses recovering from injury and operation, especially those involving the limbs. This article discusses the physiological benefits of swimming for rehabilitation.

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