Owners want their animals in the best possible health for as long as possible, and Aloe Vera has become very popular in recent years. These quality, natural products can help us to provide the best for our pets in times of illness and health. Always keep a supply of Aloe Vera products in your first aid kit.
Internally - Aloe Vera gel added to the food can provide lots of vitamins and minerals essential for your pets’ health. Some cats need it added very slowly, but once eating they take it very well. It is being taken by many people suffering with digestive problems such as colitis and IBS, and appears to benefit animals in the same way. If an animal does not want to digest the aloe vera directly via their food then spreading some on the animal's coat will help as the animal will then lick it off.
Arthritis and Joints - An Aloe Vera gel that contains glucosamine, chondroitin and MSM can help with mobility problems such as arthritis, or provide good nutrition to help manage or possibly avoid joint related issues.
Skin - Feeding Aloe Vera gel, nutrition from the inside, seems to result in good quality skin and hair. For minor irritations of the skin, stings, bites and urtacaria, use an Aloe Vera spray, and Aloe Vera gelly to soothe the sore areas.
Wounds and Abcesses - Clean minor wounds, abscesses and grazes with Aloe Vera spray then apply either Aloe Vera gelly or an Aloe Vera cream with propolis.
Teeth - Aloe Vera gelly spread on the gums of puppies can sooth during teething and may even avoid some of the puppy chewing associated with the sore gums. For older cats and dogs spread Aloe Vera gelly on the gums and teeth, over time the plaque can break down and inflamed gums soothed.
At all times seek Veterinary attention for any serious injuries.
MEDICAL DISCLAIMER
Any product information or advice on this site is provided for informational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for the advice provided by your own veterinary practitioner. You should not use the information contained here for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease. We make no medical claims or otherwise for the treatment, prevention, cure or mitigation of disease, and cannot assume responsibility for those who choose to treat their animals themselves. If your animal has a medical condition, we recommend that you consult veterinary practitioner, who will assess the condition and recommend the correct treatment and/or product and dosage.
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