How many ways is your pet regularly inducing chemicals/toxins? 

• Flea products

• Household cleaners – Spray and Wipes, window cleaning products, furniture cleaners, oven cleaners

• Fly sprays

• Plug in air fresheners, aerosols

• Carpet cleaning products -...

You are able to use both natural remedies and NSAIDs if you wish. The main aim is for your pet to have a good quality of life and be as pain free as possible.

I can help pinpoint what the cause is most likely to be. I address diet and suggest an initial healing or rebuilding diet along with supplements to help from the inside, followed by a diet plan for long term. Depending on the issue herbs can be beneficial either a to...

At Cath’s Place treatment plans encompass a combination of Nutrition adjustments, Herbal Medicine, Homeopathic remedies, Therapeutics and Bach flowers depending on the situation.

Toxic algae is a bacteria called cyanobacteria and can be lethal to dogs, horses and livestock.