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January Newsletter: Treating Pet Kidney Disease and Diabetes the Natural Way

Treating Pet Kidney Disease the Natural Way

When your pet gets ill you will want to do everything you can to try to treat them and hopefully, cure them. You will want to have their problems diagnosed as soon as possible and then find the right type of treatment that suits both you and your pet. Kidney disease is quite common in domestic animals and if your pet is experiencing this form of illness, treating it correctly is very important. Your pet might be suffering from kidney disease and you won't even know about it so it is vital that you have regular checkups at the vets.What is Kidney disease?There are two main types of kidney disease in pets and these are kidney stones and kidney failure. Although kidney stones are the less serious of the two it still needs to be treated straight away. These stones are actual deposits that build up and irritate the urinary tract causing it to become irritated and infected. This can be treated easily and with many types of herbal remedies that you can use at home, you will see a vast improvement in your pet and they will be happier. Kidney failure is far more serious and needs to be treated as soon as you can. Many times, it will creep up slowly and by the time you know, it may be too late.Diagnosis and treatmentsTaking your pet to the vet for routine checkups can help you to detect any illnesses early on and you may be able to treat even serious kidney failure. Your vet will be able to diagnose what is wrong with your pet and how serious it is. They will then be able to advise on the best possible treatments available to help your pet in treating the problem as well as help them to better deal with their distress. Often the vet will recommend a change of diet to reduce the sodium levels in your pet. You should also look at natural alternatives that have been proven to help with kidney disease.Natural treatments and remediesThere are many different supplements that are on offer which claim to help with kidney disease in pets and you should research them well to determine which ones will actually help your pet's specific needs. There are certain natural products and herbs that have been proven to help and these should be in the supplements that you want to give to your pet. These types of treatments are 100% safe and since they are very effective, you have nothing to lose by trying to treat your pet the natural way.Ingredients to help

Vitamin B is very good for your pet and will help to restore some of their natural vitamins that they might be losing. Stone root has been proven to be very effective and has a very natural anti-inflammatory effect that can help to relieve your pet's pain and discomfort. Gravel root is another herb that can help your pet by cleansing and restoring the organs to the original state.

There are several different ingredients that can help your pet and if in doubt, you should ask a natural herbal expert who will know exactly what you need. With love and the right treatment, your pet has a good chance of surviving kidney disease.

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Natural Cure for Diabetes in Pets

Diabetes in pets results when the pancreas does not produce an adequate amount of insulin. The sugar in the body builds up in the blood rather than in the tissues. Sugar provides energy if it is properly metabolized. If not, the energy wanes and your pet will become lethargic.As with diabetes in humans, the disease can affect the liver, heart and kidneys. Your pet will be subject to more infections, slow healing of minor cuts, blindness and cataracts.Diabetes is more common in female cats and dogs, as well as in those pets that are overweight, middle-aged or senior. If your cat or dog does not consume a healthy diet, is overweight, has had cortisone treatments in the recent past or if the parents have a history of diabetes, your pet will also have a predisposition to the disease.Signs and Symptoms

Increased thirst Frequent urination Increased lethargy Weakness Your pet may exhibit signs of abdominal pain Cataracts (the eyes will have a cloudy gray look rather than clear)

Diagnosis If your pet exhibits any of the above symptoms, you should consult with your veterinarian. The vet can make the proper diagnosis by checking the amount of sugar in the blood and urine.Treatment

Feed your cat or dog in small frequent meals rather than only one or two meals per day Diet should be high in fiber and the more complex carbohydrates Increase exercise if your cat or dog is overweight Your vet may prescribe insulin injections

Natural Remedies There are excellent herbal combinations that can help improve your pet's health. They can be the perfect supplement to the traditional treatment prescribed by your veterinarian. Finding the one that can be taken by your cat or dog over a long-term period is preferable. By reading reviews and seeking the proper ingredients you may be able in increase your pet's overall health. Herbs that can help your pet with diabetes

Jambolin: the oils and seeds combine to be helpful in managing diabetes in general and glycosuria (sugar in the urine) without negative effects. Devil's club: balances the metabolism and glandular system Funugreek: this bitter herb supports digestion and soothes tissues while managing the levels of blood sugar. Gymnema: this acid will bind to the sugar receptors and temporarily block the absorption of sugar. Goat's Rue: this is a mucilaginous, tonic herb that is bitter and will guard the liver and help to manage blood sugar levels. Oregon grape: will aid in producing healthier pancreatic tissue. Blueberry: this is a urinary antiseptic and also helps with blood sugar levels. Dandelion: helps promote liver function and support to your pet's kidneys. It also assists with inflammation and swelling. Astragalus: this is a sweet herb. It will stimulate the immune and urinary symptoms and will also help with sugar levels.

A great combination of these herbs can be found in Mellit. This blend of herbs comes in a glycerin based liquid that can easily be administered to your cat or dog without worrying about any adverse side effects. You may find that your pet has renewed energy and their thirst has returned to a normal level. By combining the proper herbs and the proper diet to help your pet drop some weight, you will have a happier and healthier buddy to share your life with for years to come.

Related Products: Mellit for Dog Diabetes & Cat Diabetes

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