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Animals & Aloe VeraDavid Urch (RCVS) a well known successful West Country Veterinary surgeon, world renowned expert in the treatment of animals and Aloe, is also a professional advisor to Forever Living Products UK. He has long made known the benefits of Aloe in promoting healing and good health in animals. He provides animal owners with practical advice on how to use Aloe Vera to treat a wide range of ailments. He is the author of the book "Aloe Vera - Nature's Gift" which gives a very comprehensive description of Aloe and its various properties. The book is divided into sections such as: skin complaints, digestive disorders, respiratory problems and is easy to read with excellent photographs showing the potential healing power of pure Aloe Vera. This book is a must for anyone interested in improving their horses/farm animals/pets overall health detailing over 200 conditions affecting horses, cattle, sheep, goats, dogs and cats.
COMMON COMPLAINTS IN HORSES.Q. Is there an Aloe Vera preparation suitable for Mud Fever? Q. What is the best treatment for Ringworm? Q. Is Aloe suitable for use in horses with Arthritis? Q. Can Aloe support and improve digestive aliments in Horses & Ponies? Peter Green, a veterinary surgeon from Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, England used Aloe Vera to treat post viral lethargy syndrome and skin diseases in the horse. Aloe Vera extracts in equine clinical practice. Morthway was one of the first veterinary surgeons to have an article published on the use of topical Aloe Vera in his veterinary practice. Experimental use of Aloe vera extract in clinical practice. To read an Article about the suitability of Aloe Vera products for the treatment of distal limb dermatophilosis in horses Click here The AAEP provides a series of health articles for horses, to read them just visit their website Click here i to view our extensive range of products Home | Animals & Aloe | Aloe Products | Equine Health | Join Us |
"I have noticed that it affects their whole well being from their coats to their feet and everything in between. All last winter they wintered out with only haylage and Aloe Vera and I had no problems with them."
"In the last couple of years my Dartmoor pony suffered with a summer attack of mud fever. I was advised to soften the scabs with Aloe Gelly, wash the affected areas in Aloe soap, dry thoroughly and then apply Propolis crème for it's natural antibiotic properties and it also acts as a barrier cream.
Within a relatively short period the symptoms disappeared. It is important to note that you should continue to use the products until the symptoms have gone completely as if you don't the condition may reappear."
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