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The organs, glands and tissues of our companion animals need the same high quality nutrition that we need. What we use for ourselves to prevent health problems, so too can dogs and cats. Herbs can softly, safely help the body address the basis of their health problems just as they can for humans. In fact, our companion animal diets are usually not very well rounded and therefore there is an even greater need for dietary supplements, and herbs are an excellent source, to augment the limited diets of most cats and dogs.
Herbs for dogs and cats are natural and normal. As an example, long ago animals chewed the bark of the white willow tree or ate a plant called Meadowsweet when they had musculoskeletal pains. Domestic and wild animals still go to plants, like willowbark or burdock root, naturally when they need medication and internal cleansing.
Using herbs and herbal remedies for our animal friends gives us back some of the power in caring for our animals' health and well being, just as we do for ourselves.
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