Using Plant Medicine On Your Pet

November 7, 2009

in Cat Health

All of us at some point in our lives have tried some form of herbal treatment for an aliment. Well, now we can pass those herbal remedies on to our beloved pets. Find out in this article how we can use the most common herbs for our pet’s aliments.

Aloe Vera has been used for treating burns, scrapes and cuts for years. We are now able to pass those cures onto our pets for the same injuries. Now this ancient old remedy can be used by our pets.

We have all used Aloe Vera for one thing or another on ourselves and our children. We have now learned that we are able to use this amazing cure on our pets. From cuts and scrapes to stomach ulcers, this is a great remedy for your dog.

The flower from the calendula herb can be used antifungal or anti-inflammatory but the majority of it usage is for cuts and wounds. You can also use this on wounds and cuts as well. This flower just keeps on providing us with medicinal uses as listed below.

The calendula herb’s flower petals can be applied as a dressing for a wound. Additionally they can be made into a tea that will act as an antiseptic and for the prevention of bacteria. So many uses from one herb are truly a gift for both us and our pets.

How many of you use ginger in your tea to cure a cold. Well, the root of the ginger can be made into tincture or tea to cure your sweet pets upset stomach. This delicious herb has been used for centuries by people, now it’s time share this great remedy with your dogs.

Goldensel is a powerful herb that helps prevent bacteria from attaching to the walls of your cells. For those dogs with the nasty weeping eye syndrome; give them relief by using the goldensel as a tincture or tea and wash their eyes. No more weepy eyes after use of this amazing cure.

We all know about the calming affect of a nice hot cup of chamomile tea. Try this triple threat of chamomile, valerian and California poppy to sooth that hyper dog. Just a small amount of valerian is used in combination with the tinctures, teas and extracts to help keep your dogs blood pressure low.

It’s always best to consult your veterinarian prior to using these remedies. Herbs are no longer restricted to us using them for cooking or our own aliments. These multi-useful items around the house will provide your pet with a healthier, happier life.

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