The wonderful holistic educational animal sanctuary Brighthaven is sponsoring a Tui Na Workshop on July 30 and 31 near Santa Rosa. To register, contact www.Brighthaven.org The instructor gives the following great description of Tui Na. Animals love the active, nurturing, and relaxing nature of Tui Na massage. Tui Na is an especially effective body-energy work [...]
A newsletter reader asked about her maltepoo who has a luxating patella. Many small dogs are born with a groove in the knee cap that is too narrow for the knee cap (patella), so it pops out as the leg bends. Sometimes it is rare, sometimes more frequent. Rarely is there much pain unless the [...]
Finally, the blog is starting again. My commitment is to pass on information to help you keep your animals healthy, heal yourselves and the planet. I would love to hear from you about: What you would like to read about. What products you love and why. Which practitioners you love and why. What foods are [...]
THURSDAY 24 MARCH - Teleseminar 8PM eastern - Prepare Your Horse for Spring by Dr. Juliet Getty of Getty Equine Nutrition - sponsored by Freedom Reins LLC (lectures monthly with great people ). HELPING ANIMALS AND PEOPLE IN JAPAN Homeopathy is great to treat all diseases, especially severe and acute ones that are happening in [...]
I am anticipating a lot of wonderful snow tomorrow. SNOW Share your stories of how your cherished animals do in the snow. Clients tell me of wonderful, funny, sweet and challenging ways their animals are in the snow. When I had horse and there was lots of snow in NJ we would grease the horses’ [...]
I will be listening to this wise, witty and wonderful speaker at 8PM Eastern time on Thursday January 20th. Please join me. Dr. Arthur Young is no stranger to the field of veterinary homeopathy. He is nationally known as a practitioner, lecturer, teacher, and author. Stress in Animals Effects on Wellness Why Bach Flowers? Why [...]
First, my sincere apologies for the multiple newsletters at one time. We are still learning how to have you get great information through AWebber. Please let me know if you receive more than one of this newsletter. Tick prevention Several reports say that removing an invasive (non native) shrub will significantly decrease the number of [...]
A report in the Veterinary Practice News focused on Diabetes in dogs and cats ( Dec 2010). Probably this is an under reported disease. Among Pets Best’s insurance company reported .4% in dogs and 2.2% in cats. A 2006 study by Deborah Greco showed that a high protein diet helped twice as many cats stop [...]
The holidays seem to be safe for my patients and clients – no emergency calls so far. Those animals and people who are the healthiest can tolerate more of the holiday stressors. If you are having some problems – remember the flower essences as they are wonderful for emotional states. GLYCOFLEX IS FOR PEOPLE, TOO [...]
Happy Holidays and Winter Solstice Lunar Eclipse was on December 21. It was one of those very rare events when a lunar eclipse and the winter solstice coincide, apparently it hasn’t happened in more than 300 years. I woke up early and was fortunate enough to watch it from my bedroom window – what a [...]