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Animals Have Feelings, Too: Bach Flower Remedies for Cats and Dogs

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Are you looking for a drugless solution for your pet's behavioral issues? The Bach Flower Remedies, developed in the early 1900s by Edward Bach, M.D., have helped countless humans and animals.

This book helps you to understand what your cat or dog's behavior means and recommends Bach Flower Remedies for many conditions. The book gives special attention to abandonment and abuse.

Topics include:

How the Bach Flower Remedies Can Help Animals and Humans: An explanation of how energy healing works.

Understanding Our Animal Companions: Animals, especially companion animals have emotions. Because they don't speak the same language as we do, they often communicate through their behavior. Learn to crack the code by observing your pet carefully.

My Cat/My Dog/Myself: Sometimes animals mirror our own emotional upsets. You'd be surprised what you can learn about yourself from them.

Abuse and Abandonment: These animals need special understanding and treatment.

Some Common Conditions and Remedies for Them: An annotated list.

C. M. Barrett has been a Bach Flower Remedies practitioner since 1990. She is the author of Bach Flower Remedies: A User-Friendly Guide and has taught the principles of Bach Flower Remedies extensively in online classes.

She is also the author of Big Dragons Don't Cry, a fantasy novel that features a large cast of cats.
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Veterinarians Guide to Natural Remedies for Cats : Safe and Effective Alternative Treatments and Healing Techniques from the Nations Top Holistic Veterinarians

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Outstanding book- a must for people who love their cat
I can not say enough good things about this book. I refer to it more times a day than I can count. It contains vital information that all pet lovers should know, from the quality of foods we feed them to the treatments for illnesses they get. I unfortunatly got this book after I lost my beautiful Ragdoll cat to fatty liver disease. Had I gotten it while he was alive I believe there could have been hope to save him. I still have three other cats though and this book is my "Bible" when it comes to their care. My other Ragdoll was on a "prescription" diet that was supposed to be good for her. After 4 months of diarrhea (that the vet kept giving pills for which did no good), I found this book. I changed her diet, gave her milk thistle, some probiotics (for one week), and she made a 100 percent turn around. This book also contains many telephone numbers where you can order herbs if you aren't lucky enough to live in an area where pet health stores (or people...
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May 19, 2001 (Apopka, Florida United States) | Helpful Votes: 77 | Rating: 5

Garlic for Cats?
As one of the veterinarians who contributed to this book, I was interested to see some of the comments, especially about garlic. Garlic is in the onion family and does contain a small amount of the onion's toxic ingredient (thiosulphate). While I have seen red blood cell damage from as little as one meal of baby food containing onion powder, I have not seen such problems with garlic. In fact, garlic is a common ingredient in many pet foods and supplements, usually in small amounts as a flavoring agent. For instance, I have recommended Missing Link for my feline patients for many years; it contains garlic, but I haven't seen any damage from it. Cats being cats, they are far less likely than dogs to eat a food that contains too much garlic. The article from TC Instincts actually says: "*continued* use of garlic or onions can *eventually* result in hemolytic anemia." This suggests, as has been my experience, that it takes long-term feeding of a significant...
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July 20, 2005 (Boulder, CO, USA) | Helpful Votes: 73 | Rating: 5

Welcome addition
Veterinarians' Guide to Natural Remedies for Cats is a welcome addition for those who wish to pursue natural remedies for their cats. It gives the reader a variety of choices in each section, so that one is able to select one thing, and if that does not accomplish all that one hopes, one is able to make another choice. Many modalities are mentioned including homeopathy, acupuncture, chiropractic care, massage, and herbal medicine. There is discussion of a healthy diet as well. Mr. Zucker interviewed a number of holistic vets from around the country and compiled their suggestions into this much awaited volume. I can recommend it highly.
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February 15, 2000 (Maine) | Helpful Votes: 50 | Rating: 5

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You probably feel like you know everything about your cat and his needs, but chances are there's a lot you aren't aware of. For example, did you know that the food you feed him every day has nowhere near enough nutritional value, or that he may have chronic tooth decay? Have you ever been told that the essence of the flower holly can help him be less jealous, or that a massage can lessen his arthritis pains?

The Veterinarians' Guide to Natural Remedies for Cats is an introduction and a guide to the vast world of natural methods, treatments, and foods that are now available for cats. Veterinarians from around the country offer information and opinions to help you determine what's best for your cat. In addition to showing you how to develop a healthy diet for your pet, these doctors will tell you about alternative treatments such as homeopathy, acupuncture, chiropractic care, massage, and herbal medicine. Top to learn more

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Natural Remedies For Dogs And Cats

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Natural Remedies for Dogs and Cats
The vast majority of people today believe that commercial pet food provides a safe and healthy diet for their dogs and cats. Veterinarians, who generally receive minimal instruction in nutrition, also recommend feeding only commercial animal food. CJ Puotinen disputes this advice in her latest book, Natural Remedies for Dogs and Cats. She's interviewed dozens of holistic pet care experts and studied all the available research on pet care. Time and time again, the evidence points to commercial pet foods as the source of chronic health problems in animals. If left to themselves, dogs and cats eat raw prey that they have caught. This gives them a variety of food and nutrients. Even if prepared foods could imitate the variety, which they don't, the processing they undergo destroys the nutrients. Additionally, commercial pet foods contain a host of unhealthy products. Puotinen describes the best diets for dogs and cats, and then explains how to achieve that...
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November 28, 2002 (California) | Helpful Votes: 24 | Rating: 5

This book was a lifesaver
I have a copy of this book, and of CJ's Encyclopedia of Natural Pet Care. I raise all my dogs (I raise Jack Russells) on an all natural diet. The recipes that I found in these books helped save the lives of a litter of pups that I had who lost thier mother at 3 weeks. At that age, conventional dogfood would not have saved them. And what about the preservatives that are in commercial dog food? I cannot understand how some one can claim to love thier pets, while all the while feeding them food thats full of poison? This book has made me more aware of what the average consumer does not know, and I encourage every one to take the time to do research on BHA and BHT. Those are ingredients that you will find on most of your pet foods as a preservative. Thank You CJ for writing this book, and my pups sure do thank you too. If you start an animal on an all natural diet in the beginning, or a little at a time, it will go more smoothly then trying to change them cold turkey.
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April 14, 2000 (Bristol, CT USA) | Helpful Votes: 23 | Rating: 5

Natural Remedies for Dogs and Cats
A 5 star book for sure! CJ Puotinen has provided yet another wonderfully supportive and educational reference book along the same lines as her indispensable "The Encyclopedia of Natural Pet Care". For those of us who want to keep our pets healthy the natural way, this book offers everything from feeding the best diet for our mainly carnivore friends--a raw food diet--to making your own natural flea repellents with oodles of terrific informaiton inbetween. I have saved so much money by making my own tinctures, etc. but more important, have healthier dogs because of what I learned and practiced from these books. That means hardly any visits to a veterinarian! The added bonus is the references in the back of the book. Everything at your fingertips. You can't beat the wealth of information for the price of this book!
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August 10, 2000 | Helpful Votes: 22 | Rating: 5

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It is becoming evident that a well-balanced natural diet and the right herbs can prevent and treat a wide variety of health problems in dogs, cats, and other pets. To that end, people are increasingly seeking out alternative therapies to improve and enhance the lives of their animal companions. This indispensable handbook, written by an expert in natural pet care and featuring advice from some of America's leading holistic veterinarians and herbalists, shows how a combination of proven formulas, simple techniques, easy-to-follow recipes, important safety information, clear instructions, and helpful resources can be used to manage such health problems as cancer, arthritis, and parasites. These natural therapies can also improve the animal's stamina, stabilize their personality and disposition, and be of use for:
-- Improved digestion and the assimilation of nutrients
-- Healthy skin and a glossy coat
-- The prevention of fleas, ticks, and internal parasites
-- Strong teeth and bones, sweet breath, and healthy gums Top to learn more

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Bach Flower Remedies for Cats

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Rescue Remedies for cats!
This book helped me so much, in trying to find out why my cat was pulling her fur out. We, along with our Vet, had tried everything, and nothing seemed to work. A friend recommended I try Dr. Bach`s Rescue Remedy, that is used to calm people and pets. I tried it, and then bought this book from Amazon.com. I found answers I needed, in this book, and went to their web site to send an email, asking if they had a remedy for cats pulling out their fur. They recommended two remedies, which I ordered. My cat has finally stopped pulling out her fur, and seems much more happy now! This is a very helpful book, and I highly recommend it to anyone who has cats.
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April 19, 2008 (Brownville, NY) | Helpful Votes: 20 | Rating: 5

This could be a life-saver
I found this book when searching in desperation for something to help my 17 year old kitty who was fading. The book is beautifully written: clear, concise, easy to work with, and provides such helpful information one can get started immediately. Thanks to the information and ease of access, my kitty has revived considerably and seems likely to stick around for a while longer. The authors make it clear, very rightly, that Bach remedies do NOT address physical conditions. They do, however, support the emotional and energy resources that make healing achievable. In combination with good veterinary care this book is a goldmine. (And the authors explain how the remedies apply to humans, too, so you are getting double-value!) HIGHLY recommended
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May 3, 2010 (San Francisco) | Helpful Votes: 8 | Rating: 5

Bach Flower Remedies for Cats
I have been a believer in Bach Rescue remedy for people and animals for a long time. Recently I was fostering a beautiful kitten who was very withdrawn. I bought this book in hopes of finding specific flower remedies for him. It had several suggestions which I followed. He is much more outgoing and now wants to be with a human companion if at all possible. Unfortunately he still needs a forever home but that just takes time.
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January 30, 2010 | Helpful Votes: 6 | Rating: 5

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Cat owners can care for their felines from kittenhood to old age through a safe and natural system using the flower remedies created by Dr. Edward Bach in the 1930s. This book explores how this healing therapy treats ailments with different flora and can be applied to cats to ease their mental stress, worry, and other emotional problems. Individuals can gain a closer understanding with their cats and spare them from unnecessary medications and drugs in the process. The book delves into the background of the 38 different Bach flower remedies and their applications in animal health, and it also addresses commonly asked questions about cat behavior.

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The Doctors Book of Home Remedies for Dogs and Cats: Over 1,000 Solutions to Your Pet's Problems-From Top Vets, Trainers, Breeders and Other Animal Experts

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Covering more than one hundred ailments, illnesses, and conditions, an A-to-Z guide to pet health care presents some one thousand veterinarian-approved remedies for a wide range of physical and emotional problems in cats and dogs. $75,000 ad/promo. Tour. Top to learn more

It could have been better
This book could be an encyclopedia of home remedies for dogs and cats. Over 300 pages cover perhaps all common health problems, which are listed alphabetically thus making it easy to find something, from birthing to asthma, fears, fever, car sickness, cataracts, as well as behavior problems such as chewing, car chasing, jealousy, house-training and much much more.The only disadvantage in my opinion, is that everything is briefly mentioned, taking only a couple of pages for each subject. The authors could have expanded, making this book the only one a pet owner would ever need.I do recommend it though to every house with a dog or a cat because it covers almost every illness and trouble you will come across. An experienced owner will find it interesting for the house library, but if you are a beginner you may want to use this book as an addition, "supplement". For beginners I strongly recommend "What your dog is trying to tell you".
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August 18, 2000 (Los Angeles, CA United States) | Helpful Votes: 16 | Rating: 4

Good Advice for Pet Owners
This book is filled with good advice for pet owners. Almost every type of pet health problem is discussed in this book. Unfortunately, because the book covers both dogs and cats some of the information is brief. This is a good reference book for pet owners. I would recommend this book to people who own both a dog and a cat and need a good overview of pet health. If you have only a dog, or only a cat, you might want to get a health book that is more detailed for your type of animal.
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December 29, 2001 (Vermont) | Helpful Votes: 12 | Rating: 4

Should I call the Vet?
Ever consult one of those many little medical books to find out whether or not a condition you may have is simply trivial or cause for alarm? I think we all have at one time or another and this book, The Doctors Book of Home Remedies for Dogs and Cats is similar. Why is my pet being destructive? Is a cyst a serious thing? How do I clip nails on an animal with dark nails? WHEN SHOULD I CALL THE VET? This comprehensive volume contains over 1,000 tips including multiple suggestions on aging, barking, car chasing, drooling, fighting, hair balls, itching, meowing, noise anxiety, overweight, poisoning, ringworm, spraying, ticks, urinary tract infections, vision problems, worms, etc. It is not only a useful do-it-yourself book, but one that also clearly lays out guidelines as to when one should take a pet to the Vet. A must have reference for the dog and/or cat owner. A great "peace of mind" book to have on hand.
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January 23, 2001 | Helpful Votes: 4 | Rating: 4

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Cats: Homoeopathic Remedies

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The ultimate homeopathic reference guide for cats!
If you have a cat or cats and you would like to learn more about the use of homeopathy in treating cats, this book is for you! Written by someone who was a great leader in the use of homeopathy with animals, there is no book written by any American author that can remotely compare with this one! I run a small, private feline sanctuary and this book has probably saved me THOUSANDS of dollars in vet bills.
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December 16, 2003 (Halifax, PA United States) | Helpful Votes: 11 | Rating: 5

Cats Homeopathic Remedies
I have 7 inside cats and LOTS of feral cats... and this book has been such a BIG help... I have used Homeopathic remedies for about 53 years.. It works.. and as for the feral cats/kittens.. I put the remedy in their drinking water... I am not a big fan of meds.... but Homeopathic works, and is natural, and will NOT harm my precious cats.. This book is very easy to use and I would buy it again.
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October 10, 2008 | Helpful Votes: 7 | Rating: 5

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Written by a veterinary surgeon and world expert on homeopathy for animals, this book was written for those cat lovers who are looking for complementary methods to treat a variety of feline ailments and conditions. It includes a complete introduction to homeopathic remedies and their various uses as well as information on their preparation and administration.

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This book should be used with caution.
This is a very detailed book for homeopathic remedies for cats. Each remedy is well described, but if you're serious about homeopathy you'll need a competent Materia Medica. Moreover, the layout of the book follows an allopathic index, meaning by dis-ease and not by symptom. It may be useful to the novice but has nothing to do with classical homeopathy. I'd suggest you get Don Hamilton's book instead.Unless you have already used homeopathy on yourself, I'd advise against using this book. Explore homeopathy in depth before using these on you cat.
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February 10, 2001 | Helpful Votes: 16 | Rating: 3

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Cat Remedy

Choosing the top cat bad breath remedies will allow you to rule out potentially critical digestive diseases and so on. Causes of foul breath among pet cats. Before you come up with cat bad breath remedies, it is always great to be aware of the standards which will affect the breath of the cat. In case not one of such cat bad breath home remedies seemingly do the job, find time to have your pet kitty with a accredited animal medical practitioner. But, if you do not have plenty of time to see your pet’s veterinarian and ask for specialist expertise, below are some remedies for cat bad breath which you could perform in your house:. Any sort of shifts that you designed with your cat’s diet plan might generate intestinal issues which may result in smelly breath. In case you have revised your cat’s diet, try to adjust it back to the first kitty food and see if the trouble will decrease. Possessing a cat in the house is extremely curative.

Work with a veterinarian who is experienced in homeopathy to find the correct remedy for your cat. Use chemical-free, unscented cleaning products to minimize irritation, and don’t use any products containing essential oils around cats. Feline asthma shares some characteristics with asthma in humans, including symptoms. Studies have shown that stress can trigger asthma symptoms in humans, and there’s no reason to believe that this is any different in cats. When I still worked in veterinary hospitals, we had several clients who were smokers until their cats were diagnosed with asthma. ) If you suspect that your cat has asthma, always obtain a proper diagnosis from your veterinarian. Always consult with your cat’s veterinarian before starting any therapy. Has your cat been coughing or wheezing. Individually prescribed homeopathic remedies can help reduce asthma symptoms and strengthen the immune system. While they wouldn’t stop smoking for their own health’s sake, they gave up cigarettes for their cats. At times it may seem as though your cat is trying unsuccessfully to bring up a hairball. Conventional medical treatment of feline asthma is based upon two main drug types: corticosteroids and bronchodilators.

By adding a pet entrance to one of the residence’s entrance doors, you give the family pet access to the Great Outdoors, and probably adequate place for them to exercise positively. Probably the most realistic answers is always to set up one of several pet doors in the marketplace, to one of our house’s admittance doors. This will grant you peace-of-mind knowing that the family pet cat or dog can go outdoors to your front or back area, whenever it should relieve itself. Needing to open and close one of the house’s admittance doors when your family pet must go outside can be bothersome not to mention boring. Here are some of the problems that are based on being without a pet door in your house, and ways in which this kind of doorway could resolve the problem. Indoor dogs and cats tend to have extra issues with being overweight, as compared to animals that are simply let out of doors. Whilst dogs and cats may get a little amount of physical exercise in your house, it should be not the ideal spot for them to get a full workout that involves sprinting along with leaping. Regardless of whether we’re thorough concerning taking our personal pets outside the house routinely to allow them to relieve them selves, we will have instances when we aren’t home any time they should do that. A pet door can certainly help to resolve the problem.

Pumpkin Remedy to Relieve Cat Constipation: When cat constipation arises, add one to two tablespoons of canned, pureed pumpkin (not pumpkin pie filling) to cat&rsquo. Milk Remedy for Treating Constipated Cats: Cats that drink too much milk often have diarrhea problems, but if your cat appears to be constipated, it is suggested to give small amounts of milk to your feline two times per day. Petroleum Jelly Remedy to Relieve Constipation in Cats: Smear a small, pea-sized amount of petroleum jelly on the roof of the cat&rsquo. Cure Cat Constipation Using Oat Bran Remedy: Oat bran is one of the effective home remedies for feline constipation. Psyllium Remedy to Cure Cat Constipation: Psyllium is one of the best ways to deal with feline constipation and upset digestive systems. Pureed Beets to Relieve Constipation in Cats: If your cat suffers occasional bouts of constipation, pureed beets will assist in easier bowel movements. Cure Constipation in Cats With Water: Cats can become constipated if they do not drink enough water. Broth for Relieving Constipation in Cats: Cats usually readily accept foods with added broth such as chicken broth. Olive Oil for Treating Constipated Cats: Add a few drops of olive oil to your cat&rsquo. If you notice signs of constipation in your pet, there are several things you can do to relieve cat constipation. Cat constipation problems may have many of the same causes as human constipation.