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by Anne Cambridge (Author)
These days more and more people are taking care of their own health by searching the Internet for alternative therapies. Doesn't it make sense to try to do the same research when it comes to our pets? That's where Dog Treatments & Alternative Home Remedies for Dogs comes in. It will help you treat your pet's ailments using every day ingredients found in your home. As you know visits to your vets' can be traumatic and often lead to unwelcome stress for both you and your pet. This trauma can affect and weaken your pets immune system, which may lead to a longer recovery time. Treatment at home can often be the best solution to manage this stress and this book contains tips, hints and many remedies to help you do this. This book includes Natural supplements Some tried and tested Holistic therapies Healthy diet tips and much more. This book is jam packed with alternative treatments and remedies using ingredients that you have in your kitchen stores. There are also some great tips and advice on ways to make the treatments easier to administer. Some you may have heard of? others that will surprise you. As we all want what is best for our dogs, who we think of as part of our family, it makes sense therefore to try to relieve as much stress as we can. This book will show you how to do that without you having to pay out for expensive potions, ingredients or Vet bills. Pick up a copy today and give you pet a healthier stress free life.
Author Biography
Anne Cambridge is lucky enough to live by the sea in Essex, and takes advantage of her environment to walk her dogs on the beach. She worked in the public sector for over 25 years as a qualified nurse, gaining her diploma at a London university. She took early retirement 10 years ago to pursue her dream of becoming a qualified alternative therapist. She has been running a successful clinic for over 9 years as a Colonic Hydrotherapist, and also has a diploma in Intolerance/Allergy testing. Her passion and love of anything alternative stemmed from her time spent working in two Hospices, where alternative therapies work side by side with conventional medicine. When she is not walking her two Lhasa Apso dogs, Anne likes to cook, play golf and sometimes swim.
