Treating Mange with Nutritional Support and Salves 05:10
Mange is caused by a parasite that digs into an animal's skin, laying eggs and causing tremendous pain, hair, loss and scabbing. It can also be fatal, especially to older animals. Amy Rosenthal meets two dogs, Blackjack and Spirit, who caught mange from a coyote. Traditional vets suggested euthanizing them, but their owner found a homeopathic veterinarian who prescribed something else: nutritional support and salves for the scabs. In just two days, her dogs' ears had begun healing, and now Blackjack and Spirit are recovering well on an immune-system supporting diet.
Treating Feline Respiratory Infections with a Remedy 04:33
Suzanne Burke, the owner of a lithe black cat named Simba, had no success healing his chronic respiratory infections by taking him to the vet. She decided to research natural cat care on her own, and sure enough she found a nose/eye drop remedy that healed Simba in just three days. The treatment? A drop of goldenseal extract in a tablespoon of homemade saline solution, which she then uses as nose drops and eye drops. Today Simba is a healthy, spry adult who still plays like a kitten.
Treating Cushing's Syndrome with Homeobotanicals 05:05
Home treatments for your animals can boost the immune system, reducing an animal's stress, treat minor injuries and chronic illnesses, and support overall health. For example, meet Regina Dale. When her miniature pony Blue was diagnosed with Cushing's Syndrome, she used homeobotanicals to ease his symptoms. She even used acupressure to help heal his hooves. Today Blue is healing nicely, without the side effects of a traditional treatment.
The Runt of the Litter 01:52
How common are runts? If you breed your pets, there's a good chance that one of your cute, adorable puppies or kittens might be a little weaker and smaller than his or her brothers and sisters. In this episode, Jeff learns how to care for the runt of the litter.
Save A Bunny! 04:49
Meet Marcy Schaaf, the Executive Director and founder of an organization called Save a Bunny. This non-profit does exactly what its name promises, and its mission is to foster, rehabilitate and re-home rabbits who need help. She's always liked the underdog, Schaaf explains, and in the animal kingdom, rabbits are the ultimate underdog. In this webisode, she gives us a quick course in bunny husbandry. The first thing to know? Separate males and females, because a doe can become pregnant again within just 30 minutes of delivering her kittens!
Safe For Cats 04:26
While scouting a home for pet pitfalls and hidden dangers, Amy gives us kitty-proof tips to keep a new kitten's curiosity away from trouble.
Read Pet Food Ingrediants 05:12
Dr. Pam Montgomery-Fitz is a holistic veterinarian who believes that good nutrition is the key to good health. When shopping for pet food, she says, look beyond the pretty pictures and the words naturaland healthyon the package. Instead, pay attention to the list of ingredients. Are the first two or three things on the list actual meats, or are they meat meal or some sort of by-product? Are there lots of chemicals or artificial-sounding words on the list? The bottom line is that when you look at your label - look for food - and if you can't pronounce it, don't feed it.
Raw Food Diet For Your Puppy 04:23
Whole foods nutrition is key to good health. Hillary takes balanced nutrition a step further with a holistic lifestyle based on a natural raw food diet for underweight puppy.
Rabbit Companions 04:50
Pet owner, Jennifer notices that her adopted bunny, Jack was lonely. Rabbits seek bonds with other rabbits that can last a lifetime.
Puppies Love Chewing 05:15
Puppies exhibit natural behaviors like chewing. Their mouths are like their hands. Your job is to give them a great start and show them what they can and cannot chew.
Non-Traditional Pets 04:42
Finding a permanent home for non-traditional pets can be challenging. Serenity Springs Pig Sanctuary provides a safe and loving home.
Milk Thistle For Pets 04:35
Ginger's vet turns to plant-based remedies for help with side-effects caused by arthritis and other medication. Milk-thistle supplements helped Ginger feel better right away.
Equine Holistic Medicine 05:04
When Nutritionist and Chiropractor, Lois Vanderhoof saw a horse in trouble, she found a veterinarian who would apply alternative medicine to get her horse back to health.
Managing Ticks and Fleas 01:36
There are a variety of natural ways to help prevent and treat pet fleas and ticks. Dr. Pam Montgomery-Fitz discusses proactive solutions to this pesky problem.
Get to Know Your Cat 01:47
Cats are the most popular animal companions in the United States. In this episode, Jeff gives some tips and tricks for bonding with your cat.
Ahh! That's The Spot! Healing Pets With Touch 04:58
A gentle touch from one living creature to another can be very therapeutic, but touch can do even more. Flow decreases tension and allows increased oxygen and blood flow.
Ahh! That's The Spot! Healing Pets With Touch 04:58
A gentle touch from one living creature to another can be very therapeutic, but touch can do even more. Flow decreases tension and allows increased oxygen and blood flow.
Exercise Your Dog 04:32
Exercise is important for long-term health. Though hard for Lestat, who lost his leg to cancer, Michelle, his owner brings him to hydrotherapy classes so he remains a happy, healthy dog.
Doggy Ear Infection 04:16
Nicole Ferris is the proud and loving owner of a miniature dachshund named Jackson. When Jackson was a puppy, his vet diagnosed him with ear mites. Suddenly Ferris's new pet was costing her almost $500 a month in unsuccessful treatments. So she decided to try a different tactic, a new diet. She chose one developed by Dr. Ian Billinghurst: BARF, which stands for Biologically Appropriate Raw Food. Soon after he was introduced to his new meal-plan, Jackson's ear infections went away. Today he's still BARFing happily.
Doggy Daycare 05:09
Doggy daycare may be a great way for your pet to get a little freedom. Your pets can learn how to socialize and play with other dogs and even learn some great behaviors.
Dental Care For Dogs And Cats 04:54
Dogs and cats don't get as many cavities as humans do, but their teeth can wear out. Simple routines can make a positive impact to the health of your pets.
Congestive Heart Failure in Cats 04:41
After Felice Arata-Rhodes lost a beloved cat to congestive heart failure when it was only seven years old, she set out on a mission to find out why. She found a few books written by homeopathic veterinarians, and learned about the benefits of a raw diet. The philosophy is that the cats will be much healthier if you do your best to approximate the diet they would have in the wild. Arata-Rhodes now prepares all her cats' food at home, using fresh-ground raw turkey and adding powdered supplement. See for yourself what an impact it's had on her pets.
Chiropractic Adjustment For Hip Dysplasia 06:01
A vet finds that her cat's best hope to keep its spine and hips aligned is chiropractic adjustment. Hip dysplasia is eased by and helps Finn better able to jump normally.
Bonding with Man's Best Friend 01:30
The bond between humans and animals goes back to the beginning of mankind. And the relationship between humans and their pets is truly harmonious and mutually beneficial. In this episode, Dr. Pam discusses how a good relationship between humans and animals can improve the health and longevity of all parties involved.
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