Biological medicine (also known as biological veterinary medicine or complementary medicine) is a holistic approach in human and veterinary medicine. The organism is viewed as a unit and the self -healing powers are to be activated. In veterinary medicine, it is often used for conventional medicine, especially in chronic, functional or therapy -resistant diseases.
We are intensively involved in improving intestinal health in dogs and cats. A promising option is faecal transplantation (fecal microbiota transplantation). Here we transfer the microbiome from a healthy donor animal to a sick four-legged friend in order to sustainably stabilize the balance of the intestinal flora. This procedure, already established in human medicine, is becoming increasingly important for numerous gastrointestinal diseases in veterinary medicine.
In the world of veterinary medicine and immunology, the study of macrophages, particularly in dogs, is an increasingly important topic. Macrophages, which act as important cells of the immune system, play a crucial role in fighting infections and in the development of cancers. This article provides a detailed overview of the latest findings in canine macrophage research, with particular attention to the differentiation and function of these cells in disease states.
CBD, short for cannabidiol, is a compound derived from the hemp plant and is gaining increasing recognition for its therapeutic properties in dogs. CBD oil for dogs is made from industrial hemp plants and does not contain THC, the psychoactive component of cannabis.
The millennia-old practice of acupuncture has continually developed and is now widely used in both human and veterinary medicine. Acupuncture for animals is a branch of naturopathy. This article highlights how acupuncture is effective in treating chronic pain and why it should be used in combination with modern therapies.
Naturopathy plays an increasingly important role in veterinary medicine. It is about restoring the animal's balance in a natural way and promoting the self -healing powers.
Chronic intestinal inflammation in dogs – so-called IBD (Inflammatory Bowel Disease) Do you also know these symptoms in your dog? Watery diarrhea Frequent defecation, up to 10 times per day Bloody, mucous feces Loud bowel noises, grumbling Refusal to eat Frequent vomiting Weight loss These symptoms occur in episodes, the intervals between attacks often become smaller and smaller
CBD Oil for Dogs Having a sick pet at home can be stressful for its owners as a lot of time is spent searching for medications and treatments. There are various treatments and medications available, but they do not always work the same way for all types of dogs. In addition, medications can usually have side effects that lead to impaired functionality
The treatment of chronic illnesses with the help of medicinal mushrooms - also known as medicinal mushrooms - is a healing method that is thousands of years old.
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Biological medicine offers a variety of treatment options for chronic illnesses. Organotherapy is one of these and offers a good opportunity to positively complement conventional medicine treatment, but it can also be used successfully as monotherapy. The principle of organotherapy is specific support for damaged organs or organ systems. All diseased organs and organ systems
Chronic diseases in animals are long-lasting and often progressive conditions that can impact the lives and well-being of our animal companions. It is important to detect these diseases early and treat them appropriately in order to maintain the quality of life of the affected animals and increase their life expectancy. In this article, we will examine the most common chronic diseases in animals, their causes and symptoms, and possible treatment options.
Not only humans, our pets also suffer from allergies. Unfortunately, the proportion of four-legged friends suffering from allergies is increasing significantly and it is often not easy to interpret prevailing symptoms of the disease as allergies. Dogs and cats often suffer from itching, recurring ear problems (often only on one side) and intestinal diseases. The cause is often an intolerance
For most people, natural healing methods are not an alternative to conventional medicine, but rather an important supplement in the sense of “integrative medicine”. The demand for integrative medicine is very high in human medicine, but there is also a constantly increasing demand for alternative treatment methods in veterinary medicine. A “Competence Network for Integrative Medicine” was founded in Baden-Württemberg in 2017.
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