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Link to resources on diet supplements for cancer
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| Here are some links to some other resources on diet supplements for cancer: Note: These links will not open a new window. You will be in another site. To return to this page, use your broswer’s back button. Canine Cancer Research Files - This is site is a great site to start learning about the many approaches to treating cancer. It features one of the best listings I have seen of both traditional and alternative treatments. Be sure to scroll down all the way because the page is packed with links to all sorts of information. The AltVetMed listing of holistic veterinary medicine practitioners - If you are interested in finding a veterinary practitioner who can prescribe alternative treatments for you dog, this is the place to look to find a person near you. The site includes codes for the types of therapies each practitioner offers, such as acupuncture, massage therapy or nutritional therapy. Practitioners are listed by state. Most are DVMs in addition to their holistic practice. Old Mother Hubbard - A holistic line of dog food made from human grade ingredients. Contains minerals and herbs, plus essential oils. Look for a dealer near you and they can ship it to your home. Solid Gold Dog Food - Another super-premium food for pets. Made in California, where I hear the standards for pet food are higher than anywhere else in the country. Also is made with human grade ingredients with added vitamins and herbs. I have not tried this product, but have heard that animals with allergies improve on it when they haven't responded to other products. Purely Pets - This is a company that specializes in health supplements for pet health conditions. They are very accessible if you would like to discuss your pet's condition to decide on the right products to try. Essiac Tea: A Natural Herbal Remedy for Pets Too - Site that explains the origin and use of Essiac Tea from the producer of a line of nutrition supplements. BARF diet - Developed by Dr. Ian Billinghurst, this diet focuses on bringing dogs back the eons-old canid diet of bones and raw food (BARF). This diet has become an increasingly popular alternative for dogs with health problems. Valley Vet's - Health, nutritional supplies, plus a lot of other neat pet stuff online. BARF Pictorial - A site by Jennifer Boniface that walks you step-by-step through one night's preparation of a BARF meal for the author's two Dobermans. Gee, this looks easy! Aunt Jeni's Home Made - Still don't have time to manage the BARF diet program yourself? Still want to try a natural diet? Jennifer Boniface, author of the BARF Pictorial, also makes and ships home made, natural BARF diets to your door. She also has "Pupplements" to add nutritional balance to diets you mix yourself. Jeni is an animal nutritionist who developed and interest in natural canine diets after developing a diet program to control a difficult kidney stone problem among the Maned Wolves at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C.  top | Nutriton (Part 1) | Books (Part 2)Contents | JoJo Research Fund | JoJo Reader Contact Barb Emaus Copywrite 1999 Barb Emaus |