pets—cognitive disorder (akin to Alzheimer’s in humans). Dimethylglycine supplementa- tion aids in treating seizures, as well. It both supports the nervous system and provides energy to the body’s cells. Herbs, including valerian, pas-
sionflower, kava, gastrodia (tian ma), uncaria (gou teng), ostrea concha (mu li) and buthus martensi (quan xie), can also be helpful. Because they can be powerful natural medicines that could interact with each other and with prescription medicines, use them only under veterinary supervision. Homeopathic remedies are also widely incorporated into natural treat- ments of seizures such as tinctures of stramonium and belladonna. A twice- daily homeopathic detoxification treat- ment for pets experiencing seizures from any cause, using berberis, nux vomica and lymphomyosot, is recom- mended, as well. Due to the overwhelming success
of using natural therapies for pets with epilepsy at our Paws & Claws Animal Hospital, most do not need to rely on medications for the problem. Those pets that arrive on a regimen of strong anti- convulsant drugs are slowly weaned off of them, resulting in improved health, lower vet bills and better control of recovery. Most never have another sei- zure, as long as they stay on the natural therapy protocol prescribed.
Shawn Messonnier, a doctor of veteri- nary medicine practicing in Plano, TX, is the award-winning author of The Natural Health Bible for Dogs & Cats and Unexpected Miracles: Hope and Holistic Healing for Pets. Visit
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