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Natural remedies and alternative therapies can complement traditional veterinary care. If your pet is sick, injured, on medication, or you have any other concerns, you can check with your vet prior to offering the remedy or therapy. Be aware that your vet may advise you to not use the natural/holistic/alternative remedy or therapy. It may be because they believe it could harm your pet (such as there could be a negative reaction with a medication your pet is on now) or they are not familiar with the remedy or therapy (most vets do not learn about natural remedies and therapies in veterinary school and have to take additional courses to do so). Your vet is your pet's friend and should have their best interest at heart. Do your homework and explore your options. For a seriously ill pet or life-threatening condition, please always seek proper veterinary care. Kim is not a veterinarian. The information in this website is not intended to diagnose any condition or prescribe or promote any particular product or therapy. While there are natural remedies and therapies you may want to try, this information is not intended as a substitute for the advice and treatment of a veterinarian. It is your constitutional right to use this information for the health of your pets and for which Kim and pet-health-advisor.com assume no responsibility. This information or the services offered are not associated with any zoo. |