Archive of: Feature and NAPC and Natural Pet Healing

	Title	Issue
	Holistic is Best If a beloved companion appears to be sick, a wise course of action is to see a holistic vet early, for nutritional support and natural therapies. Dr. Shawn Messonnier	March 2013
	Managing Mange This troublesome health condition can cause discomfort for dogs and cats if not properly treated. Learn what to look for and what types of therapies your veterinarian may recommend. Dr. Matthew J. Heller	October 2012
	Animal Acupuncture Veterinary acupuncture is used to treat conditions ranging from muscle injuries and paralysis to arthritis and neurologic, gastrointestinal and reproductive disorders. Dr. Jenny Taylor	January 2012
	Alzheimer's Alternatives Cognitive disorder is the most common chronic degenerative disease affecting older dogs and cats. New approaches recommended by holistic vets offer preventive tips and help for existing symptoms. Dr. Shawn Messonnier	May 2011
	Laser Power Safe, effective laser technology can deliver pain relief and healing for our furred and feathered companions. Best of all, it’s non-invasive. Dr. Matthew Heller	March 2011
	Pain-Free Pets Holistic veterinary therapies and remedies can help ease discomfort to ensure a healthier, happier companion. Dr. Matthew J. Heller	January 2011
	Tackling Ticks No one likes ticks, but like fleas and cockroaches, they are a fact of life. After a winter break in the northern states, they’re back with a vengeance come warmer weather and plague parts of the south all year round. Dr. Mark D. Newkirk	July 2010
	Herb Garden Many of the herbs we use to liven up our foods or supplement our bodies prove to be powerful medicines for our furry and feathered friends. Start with these four easy-to-grow herbs. Greg Tilford	May 2010
	Trail Fixes To unleash enjoyment of the great outdoors with your dog, take along these first-aid fixes, which work for both humans and pets. Richard H. Pitcairn	June 2009
	Make Fleas Flee If you share your life with a dog or cat, fleas are often a fact of life, especially during warm weather months. Implementing a holistically designed prevention and control program is the way to go. These suggestions will help you get through, flea-free. Ann Brightman	May 2009