Archive of: Feature and NAPC and Natural Pet Healing

	Title	Issue
	Beyond Antibiotics Antibiotics for pets can carry considerable downsides, so it's worth exploring natural options like herbs, homeopathy and nutritional interventions with a holistic or integrative vet. by Karen Shaw Becker	None
	CBD For Pets The CBD market explodes with pet products that treat the same ailments humans use it for, including relief of pain, inflammation and anxiety. by Kajsa Nickels	None
	Fight Back Naturally When Allergies Put the Bite on Pets Because they’re built lower to the ground, our dogs and cats can pick up seasonal allergens on fur from grass, weeds, pollen, lawn chemicals and fleas. by Sandra Murphy	None
	Essential Oils for Pets Essential oils can be soothing and healing for dogs and cats but some oils can actually cause harm, so it’s wise to consult expert sources first. by Sandra Murphy	None
	DIY First-Aid for Dogs If the family dog gets up close and personal with a skunk or has other simple emergencies, you can ease the pain with such everyday ingredients as pumpkin, coconut oil, ginger, iodine and apple cider vinegar. by Karen Becker	None
	Homeopathy for Joint Injury and Pain For dogs and cats with aching joints, homeopathy offers an effective range of remedies keyed to specific conditions. Shawn Messonnier	None
	Natural Remedies for Itchy Pets If a pet has dry, itchy skin or environmental allergies, natural remedies as simple as witch hazel and aloe vera can ease the suffering. Sandra Murphy	None
	Functional Medicine for Pets Most vets turn first to pills and surgery, but functional medicine vets consider an animal’s genetic makeup and exposure to toxins and generally lean toward more gentle natural treatments and prevention. Shawn Messonnier	None
	Stressed-Out Pets Life as a beloved American pet might seem ideal, but 70 million of our cats and dogs are medicated for anxiety and depression. Sandra Murphy	None
	Horse Rescue Elderly, ill and neglected horses need space and loving hands to ensure their survival and happiness. Sandra Murphy	None