Natural Care for Farm Animals and Pets: A Veterinarian BlogNatural Care for Farm Animals and Pets: A Veterinarian Blog


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Natural Care for Farm Animals and Pets: A Veterinarian Blog

Hi, my name is Risa, and I have worked as an herbalist for decades. I love natural approaches to healthcare, and I don't think that ideology has to be restricted to myself. Instead, I also like to embrace it for my animals as well. I have several beloved "pets" who are really more like family to me as well as some chickens, two goats and a pig on my land. This blog takes everything I have learned first hand as an animal owner, and it blends it with tips and ideas I have gleaned from research and interviews. If you have questions on natural animal healthcare or veterinarian care in general, please read and explore. Enjoy!

Learn the Common Signs Your Dog Has Bladder Stones

Your dog can get bladder stones that will have to be removed by a surgeon or via ultrasonic shock waves. Bladder stones form from collections of minerals and other materials in their food. If you think your dog may have them, you need to take it to see a vet as soon as possible. The vet will be able to take X-rays or a bladder ultrasound examination to determine if bladder stones are present, then arrange vet surgery or ultrasonic treatment. Read More