In our modern world, pets are family. In many homes, dogs are the primary reason for living, providing much needed unconditional love and companionship to the lonely, the aged and the infirm. Anthropologists are well aware of the important symbiosis that typifies the relationship between man and his animals.
Here, we find the most wonderful love and loyal connections.
How critical it is then for us to ensure that we support our beautiful companions in the most natural way possible? Our herbal treatment programs consistently give such amazing results. See our stories of hope and courage and you will be awe struck (like we often are!) with such positive outcomes.
In this newsletter, you can see the amazing testimonial of Bobby, a much-loved rescue dog recovering from lymphoma, take a look at the 'Do's and Don'ts of feeding a slow food diet' and read about arthritis and joint problems in cats. Also, take a look at McDowells TV and the importance having a positive relationship with your vet.
In good health!
Catherine McDowell
Herbalist and Director
BOBBY'S SUCCESS WITH LYMPHOMA
"In 2015 we were lucky to get Bobby as a rescue dog after he had lost his hind leg. Later when we found the lumps, we just knew he needed another chance – he is a very special dog. We are indebted to McDowells Herbal for their suggested treatments for our kelpie Bobby!"
READ THE SUCCESS STORY HERE
FEEDING A SLOW FOOD DIET
Canned and dry dog food is certainly more convenient and often cheaper but as with most 'fast food', it isn't always better. Feeding a healthful, natural and varied diet to your dog can be easier than you thought! Here's some simple tips on getting started.
READ MORE HERE
MCDOWELLS HERBAL TV - THE HERBALIST AND THE VET
A good relationship with our vet (or Dr!) is essential. We need to be bridging our knowledge because herbal medicine can be so useful from a medical perspective. Herbs support the recovery and wellness after illness.
WATCH THE EPISODE HERE
BONE AND JOINT ISSUES IN CATS
The most common signs of arthritis and joint disease in cats include stiffness, limping, or favouring a limb - particularly after sleep or resting, reluctance to jump or even climb stairs, and noticeable pain. Feline progressive polyarthritis affects multiple joints in a cat and worsens over time. There are generally two types of this disease...
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