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The common perception about cats is they tend to take care of themselves. Just because our feline friends have an independent nature doesn’t mean they know how to rid themselves of a virus or infection. Unfortunately, the standard practice of simply shooting a cat up with a vaccine or booster shot is not safe either. Cats are in almost as much danger being shot up with toxic shots as they would be left alone. People who own and care for cats need to be aware of the dangers in administering vaccines and at the same time should know about the wide variety of holistic, naturopathic and alternative treatments and remedies that can safely be applied to tend to your little friend. Cats are known for roaming and depending on where you live your cat may be susceptible to a variety of hazards including fleas and ticks, parasites, viruses and other diseases. Even indoor cats will have their share of problems that can include urinary tract infections, bladder contagions and arthritis. It’s not always easy being a cat and owners who truly love and care for their feline friends will no doubt want to provide the safest and best healthcare possible so your kitty leads a long and healthy life. At Holistic Vet Expert we strive to give the pet owner as many resources and information as possible so people can make better informed decisions regarding the welfare of their cat. In addition to highlighting the obvious dangers of toxic vaccines and drug therapies we also suggest a wide variety of holistic remedies for treating a variety of common cat problems including immune system failures, bladder contagions, arthritis, parasites and nutrition deficiencies. Caring for cat is much more than a series of shots. Through holistic products, naturopathic remedies and alternative care giving you can help your feline friend live a long, active and healthy life. | |||
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MAX: A CASE OF IMMITICIDE POISONING
Results of routine heart worm treatment
Dana Matthews DC
Greg Hollandsworth DC
"Max the boxer has had quite a life. He was born in Texas on July 25, 2006 and for the first 2 ½ years of his life, he lived with a family who had too much going on to take proper care of him. They had too many kids and other dogs and so Max, being an energetic boxer puppy and too much to handle, got chained to a tree in the backyard. Finally the family decided to give Max up for adoption so that another family could offer him the life he deserved. Unfortunately, by the time they had decided to do that, Max had already been bitten by a mosquito that carried heartworms and it subsequently infected him...."
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