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  • A Holistic Approach to Equine Influenza
    Horse flu is common and often severe, with affected horses needing a 6 week period off work. This article discusses how it occurs as well as both conventional and complementary therapies.
  • Colic in Equines
    Colic causes fear in the heart of many a horse or pony owner, but not all types are dangerous. This article outlines why colic happens, and ways to treat it from calling the vet (every time) to complementary therapies.
  • Horses with Mud Fever
    Horses and ponies kept outside in muddy conditions are susceptible to Mud Fever, which usually occurs in the winter or late spring. Prevention is the best cure, but should your horse or pony be affected, there are many different treatments, including complementary therapies available to try.
  • Dogs and Allergic Conjunctivitis
    Allergic conjunctivitis is usually caused by airborne allergens, and although difficult to cure there are several ways to minimise its impact. This article discusses both conventional and complementary approaches.
  • How do I deal with a seizure or fit in my dog or cat?
    Find help now on coping with a fit or seizure in your pet!
  • Cats and Dogs with Retinal Detachment
    A retinal detachment occurs if the layer of light-sensitive cells is pulled away from the back of the eye. In animals, this problem tends to prevent late in the illness, as a dog or cat cannot let us know that some of their vision is impaired. Retinal detachments tend to be picked up only when there is significant, often bilateral, visual loss.
  • How to help your dog with cataracts
    As our dogs get older we may notice clouding in their eyes, and a tendency to bump into things. In this article you can discover what cataracts are, and what you can do to help after your vet has made a diagnosis.
  • Holistic Management of Laminitis
    Laminitis or "founder" is a common illness known about by horse lovers from an early age, as native ponies on pasture that is too lush are common victims. It is caused by inflammation of the laminae in the hoof. Although traditionally associated with ponies, it can affect donkeys, mules and horses as well.
  • Raw Food Diets in Dogs and Cats
    Many owners are afraid to put their dogs and cats on raw food from the fear of contracting infections by the pets from parasites, salmonella and harmful bacteria that raw foods may contain. However, such thoughts are reasonably misplaced...

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