How do I give my cat the herbal tonic?
How do I administer the eye wash for cats?
How do I apply the herbal ointment on my cat?
What information do you require to make a prescription herbal treatment for a cat?
Do you need a diagnosis from a Vet to make a prescription herbal treatment?
How long is a course of herbal treatment? How long does one bottle of herbal tonics last for?
Do you need a diagnosis from a Vet to make a prescription herbal treatment?
What is the recommended diet for a cat on herbal medicine?
How does my cat benefit from the Bach Flower Remedies in your herbal treatments?
Can I transition my cat off steroid and prescription drugs to herbal treatment?
What is your ointment base for topical herbal treatments?
How do I give my cat the herbal tonic?
Cats are sensitive to taste. It is important to start slowly with 2 drops of the herbal tonic mixed into strong smelling food like sardines or condensed milk and then raise the dose gradually to 5 drops twice daily.
How do I administer the eye wash for cats?
The General Eye Wash for cats and Cataract Eye Wash for cats are made of concentrated herbal extracts. The herbal concentrate should be diluted in water, only 3 drops to an egg cup of water.Wash the eye twice a day with the diluted wash. Drops of this can be dropped into the corner of the cat’s eye, it will spread over the eye when the cat blinks.
How do I apply the herbal ointment on my cat?
The Ringworm Herbal Ointment for cats, and the Miliary Dermatitis Herbal Ointment for cats are to be applied on affected areas when flare-ups occur and twice a day at least.
The Skin Cancer (Melanomas) Herbal Ointment for cats and the Squamous Cell Carcinoma Herbal Ointment for cats are to be applied directly on the cancer twice a day.
For areas where it is convenient to massage on or apply ointments, we have a skin cancer(melanoma) herbal concentrate spray for cats that has to be sprayed directly on cancers and can be mixed with Colloidal Silver Water at a concentration of 1 part herbs to 5 to 10 parts water etc
What information do you require to make a prescription herbal treatment for a cat?
The following questions are asked on the Checkout page and your answers will accompany your order:
- Age or approximate age of the individual this treatment is for
- Gender
- Weight or approximate weight
- Brief Summary of Current Symptoms
- Approximate Date of Onset of the Medical Condition
- Short Summary of Previous Health – Including Accidents and Episodes
- Other Medication being Taken at this Time
- Emotional circumstances which may have also been involved in either the current or previous health episodes
Do you need a diagnosis from a Vet to make a prescription herbal treatment?
If your cat needs help with a particular condition, we recommend that you make sure he or she indeed has that condition before you order a particular herbal treatment. If however, you wish to treat your cat for general debility, or a chronic condition or very obvious symptoms, go ahead and place an order, completing it with any further information that might help us fine-tune the herbal tonic for your cat.
If you are not sure which herbal treatment on our website will suit your cat’s needs best, please proceed directly to order a prescription herbal treatment for your cat by giving us the information we need to make one.
How long is a course of herbal treatment? How long does one bottle of herbal tonics last for?
A herbal treatment usually should be given for 12 weeks, after which we recommend you get back to us with a progress report.
What is the recommended diet for a cat on herbal medicine?
We recommend the following diet to support natural healing in a cat:
Raw muscle meat with bones (chicken thighs and drumsticks or whole carcass of rabbit or chicken), raw heart, raw liver.
To support hair, skin and nail healing in your cat, giving your cat 2 teaspoons of crushed millet & linseed made into porridge once daily as it contains the mineral silica which is an important mineral for hair, skin and nails, will help.
How does my cat benefit from the Bach Flower Remedies in your herbal treatments?
Cats like all other animals are affected by their experiences and form habits in dealing with stressful situations. In nearly all cases, supporting the cat in dealing with stress and changing stress-based behavior helps healing from physical conditions as well as preventing relapse.
The Bach Flower remedies are dilutions from flowers that have been known to support people and animals in recovering from trauma, emotional crises and changes of life or situation. They have been used in combination with herbal extracts for decades now and will almost certainly modify your cat’s treatment with Bach flower remedies that are specific to your cat’s emotional needs.
Read more: How Bach Flower remedies support natural healing in cats >>
Can I transition my cat off steroid and prescription drugs to herbal treatment?
After the first 8 weeks taking both herbal treatments and steroids, the steroid doses could be reduced by 25%, and after 2 more weeks a further 25% and after a month another 25%m and so on depending on the response.
Should you have a holistically inclined Vet who has helped others transition off steroids and other prescription drugs before, they might have helpful advice as well.
What is your ointment base for topical herbal treatments?
I use a simple aloe vera and colloidal silver gel base. The aloe is always helpful whether in repairing skin or protecting from the sun and wind, or just supporting the other herbs. The colloidal silver is a full fledged infection fighter on its own and helps the other herbs penetrate and be better received than otherwise.
For Cats 6-8 week course of Custom-made Herbal Treatment:
2 oz – 56 ml Custom Prepared Herbal Treatment with Bach Flower Remedies
$99.00Add to Cart
Cancer Support For Cats – Custom-made all inclusive 6-8 week course
2 oz – 56 ml Super anti-oxidant Blend – Pomegranate Leaf, Fig, Quis Qualis, Grape Seed and Papaya Leaf
2 oz – 56 ml Custom Prepared Herbal Treatment with Bach Flower Remedies
$198.00Add to Cart
Condition specific herbal treatment combinations for Cats >>
