Holistic Vet

People love their pets. Whether it's a faithful canine, a comforting feline or majestic horse, pet owners often consider their furry friends to be part of the family. If you own a pet and are concerned about its welfare then it makes sense to look into the expanding field of holistic veterinarian care. Although not a new practice holistic and homeopathic veterinarian care has gained increasing popularity of late as more pet owners become aware of the dangers of vaccines, poor quality pet foods and flea and tick sprays that can cause more harm than good.

Under the expert guidance of Dr. Jennifer Preston the Holistic Vet Expert is concerned with one thing, and one thing only: the safe and natural care for your pets. For years pet owners subscribed to the doctrine of annual vaccines, occasional flea baths and maybe a routine check up. But as more research is done in the field of veterinary medicine it is becoming quite apparent that the standard method of treating pets is quickly becoming outdated and even potentially harmful for your beloved pet.

Holistic vets take a different approach to caring for dogs, horses, cats and other common domestic pets. Rather than assume a quick vaccine shot or generic brand of pet food will be fine for your faithful friend holistic vets take the time to consider all natural, homeopathic remedies and treatments that are much safer for your pet than pesticides and vaccines that can contain toxins that will gradually weaken your pet's immune system over time.

Unlike people pets can't tell a vet how they are feeling or if they are concerned about what is being put into their system. It's up to pet owners and veterinarians to look for signs that an animal is having an adverse reaction to a particular medication or vaccine. Unfortunately for a long time the solution was to keep injecting pets with multiple vaccines and hope for the best. This is now being seen as the wrong method of treating a pet. If you truly care for your pet then do the right thing and contact Holistic Vet Experts today and find out how you can care for your pat in a natural and loving manner.

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