Natural Dog Remedies: Stop Vet Bills & Heal Without Drugs

Welcome to Natural Remedies for Dogs!

This course gives you a clear, practical introduction to a range of natural approaches that may help support your dog’s health and wellbeing.

You’ll discover:

• Ten herbs traditionally used for a variety of everyday concerns.

• Twelve homeopathic remedies and how homeopaths traditionally select them.

• Which essential oils may be used around dogs, which ones to avoid and how to use aromatherapy safely.

• How Bach flower remedies are traditionally chosen to support dogs through fear, anxiety and stressful situations.

• Additional natural products and supplements that may support your dog’s health and wellbeing.

• How to put together a personalised natural first aid kit for your dog.

• Where to find products, suppliers and qualified professional support.

By the end of the course, you’ll have a much clearer understanding of the different options available and feel more confident making informed choices about what may be suitable for your own dog.

Whether you’re looking for natural ways to support an existing concern or simply want to learn more about caring for your dog naturally, this course will give you a helpful place to begin.

Important Course Guidance

The information in this course is for general educational purposes and does not replace advice from your own vet. Speak to your vet before introducing something new if your dog has a health condition, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or is very young or elderly.

Always contact your vet if symptoms are severe, persistent or getting worse, or whenever you are concerned. Do not delay seeking veterinary treatment and never stop or change prescribed medication without speaking to your vet first.

Before diving into the following sections, there's some important information that will help you get the most from this course.

What exactly are herbs, which parts of the plant can be used and how long have they been used?

In this short introduction, you’ll discover the different parts of herbs and learn a little about their long history of use for both humans and animals.

This gives you a helpful starting point before we explore the ten individual herbs featured in the course.

This is the first of the ten powerful herbs for dogs and humans featured in the course. Its impressive range of traditional uses is exactly why it earned a place on my list.

In this video, you’ll discover:

• What this powerful herb is.

• The many conditions it has traditionally been used to support.

• The correct dosage for your dog.

• What it looks like so you can recognise it.

By the end, you’ll understand why this is such a useful herb for dog owners to know about.

Please remember: Herbs can interact with medication and may not be suitable for every dog. Speak to your vet before introducing them if your dog has a health condition, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or is very young or elderly.

Now let's explore herbs number 2 through 5 on our list of most powerful natural remedies for dogs.

You'll learn:

• What these four herbs are

• What specific ailments and diseases they treat

• Correct dosages for your dog's size

• What each herb looks like

These herbs are workhorses in any natural dog health toolkit — and they're affordable, easy to find, and remarkably effective.

Complete your knowledge of the ten powerful herbs featured in this section with numbers 6–10 on our list. Each one has its own impressive range of traditional uses.

In this video, you’ll discover:

• What these five powerful herbs are.

• The ailments and health conditions they have traditionally been used to support.

• Dosage guidance based on your dog’s size.

• What each herb looks like so you can recognise it.

By the end of this lesson, you’ll know all ten herbs featured in this section and understand why each one has earned its place on the list.

Please remember: Herbs can interact with medication and may not be suitable for every dog. Speak to your vet before introducing them if your dog has a health condition, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or is very young or elderly.

Now that you know WHAT the top herbs are, let’s discover WHERE to buy them and which common ailments each one can be used for.

Watch over my shoulder as I take you online and show you exactly where to find high-quality herbs at great prices.

You’ll discover which herbs are traditionally used for:

• Skin conditions.

• Digestive problems.

• Anxiety and over-excitability.

• Ear problems.

• Fleas.

• And much more...

By the end of this video, you’ll know which herbs to choose and where to buy them, so you can start putting everything you’ve learned into practice.

Please remember: Herbs can interact with medication and may not be suitable for every dog. Speak to your vet before introducing them if your dog has a health condition, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or is very young or elderly.

Let’s expand your knowledge of healing herbs even further with additional suggestions and resources.

Watch over my shoulder as I take you online and show you more places to buy herbs traditionally used for:

• Travel sickness.

• Eye problems.

• Coprophagia (poop eating).

• Coat and skin conditions.

• Digestive problems.

• And much more...

I’ll show you several different sources, so you can compare the options and choose what is most suitable for you and your dog.

These are the same resources I’ve successfully used for my own dogs and my clients’ dogs for over 20 years.

Please remember: Herbs can interact with medication and may not be suitable for every dog. Speak to your vet before introducing them if your dog has a health condition, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or is very young or elderly.

Homeopathy can seem confusing at first, but this lesson makes the key principles and practical use much easier to understand.

In this video, you’ll learn:

• What homeopathy is and the principles behind it.

• 12 commonly used homeopathic remedies for dogs.

• The everyday concerns each remedy is traditionally chosen for.

• How to select the most appropriate remedy for your dog.

• How homeopathic remedies are commonly given, including dosage guidance.

By the end of this lesson, you’ll have a clearer understanding of homeopathy and how these 12 remedies are traditionally used for concerns ranging from minor injuries and digestive upsets to fear and anxiety.

Please remember: Homeopathy should complement rather than replace appropriate veterinary care. Speak to your vet before giving your dog a new remedy if they have a health condition, take medication, are pregnant or nursing, or are very young or elderly. Always contact your vet if you are concerned about your dog’s health.

Now let’s talk about where to buy good-quality homeopathic remedies for your dog.

Watch over my shoulder as I take you online and show you the sources I use to find remedies traditionally chosen for concerns such as:

• Fear of fireworks and noise sensitivity.

• Digestive upsets.

• Stiff or uncomfortable joints.

• Skin problems.

• And much more...

By the end of this video, you’ll know where to find the remedies covered in the previous lesson, so you can compare the available options and choose what is most suitable for your dog.

Please remember: Homeopathy should complement rather than replace appropriate veterinary care. Speak to your vet before giving your dog a new remedy if they have a health condition, take medication, are pregnant or nursing, or are very young or elderly. Always contact your vet if you are concerned about your dog’s health.

Aromatherapy is not only used by people. Certain essential oils are also traditionally used with dogs, but knowing which ones to choose and how to use them correctly is crucial.

In this video, you’ll learn:

• What aromatherapy is and the principles behind it.

• Which essential oils are considered suitable for use with dogs when properly diluted.

• What common concerns different oils are traditionally used to support.

• What to look for when choosing good-quality essential oils.

• How to use essential oils safely and effectively around your dog.

By the end of this lesson, you’ll understand which essential oils may be suitable for your dog, which ones to avoid and the precautions you need to take when using them.

Please remember: Essential oils are highly concentrated and some can be harmful to dogs. Always follow the dilution and safety guidance provided, never allow your dog to ingest an essential oil and speak to your vet before use if your dog has a health condition, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or is very young or elderly. Always contact your vet if you are concerned about your dog’s health.

Some essential oils that are safe for humans can be dangerous for dogs.

In this short video, you’ll discover which aromatherapy oils should never be used with dogs.

Please watch this lesson before using any essential oils with your dog. Knowing which oils to avoid could protect them from serious harm.

Safety first, always!

Now let’s put your aromatherapy knowledge into practice with simple recipes you can make at home.

In this video, you’ll learn how to create:

• A calming oil blend for times of separation, fireworks and other loud noises.

• A natural tick-repellent blend.

• A natural flea-repellent.

• Other useful aromatherapy blends for your dog.

I’ll guide you through each recipe, including which ingredients to use and how to dilute the essential oils correctly for dogs.

By the end of this lesson, you’ll have a selection of practical aromatherapy recipes you can make at home, saving you money while offering your dog gentle, natural support.

Please remember: Essential oils are highly concentrated and some can be harmful to dogs. Always follow the recipes, dilution and safety guidance provided, never allow your dog to ingest an essential oil and stop using a blend if you notice any irritation or unusual reaction. Speak to your vet before use if your dog has a health condition, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or is very young or elderly. Always contact your vet if you are concerned about your dog’s health.

Quality matters when choosing essential oils, as not all oils are produced to the same standard.

Watch over my shoulder as I take you online and show you where to find good-quality essential oils and how to make a more informed choice.

In this video, you’ll discover:

• Where to buy good-quality essential oils.

• What to look for on the label and product information.

• How to identify pure, responsibly sourced oils.

• The warning signs that may indicate a poor-quality or unsuitable product.

By the end of this lesson, you’ll know what to look for, what to avoid and where to find suitable essential oils for the recipes covered in this course.

Please remember: Essential oils are highly concentrated and some can be harmful to dogs. Always follow the dilution and safety guidance provided, never allow your dog to ingest an essential oil and speak to your vet before use if your dog has a health condition, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or is very young or elderly. Always contact your vet if you are concerned about your dog’s health.

Bach flower remedies are one of the gentlest natural approaches and are traditionally selected according to a dog’s individual emotions and behaviour.

In this video, you’ll learn:

• What Bach flower remedies are.

• The principles behind how they are used.

• Which remedies are traditionally chosen for specific fears, emotions and behaviours.

• How to select the most suitable remedy for your dog’s individual needs.

• How Bach flower remedies are commonly given to dogs.

By the end of this lesson, you’ll understand how Bach flower remedies are traditionally used to support dogs experiencing fear, anxiety, trauma, stress and other emotional or behavioural concerns.

Please remember: Bach flower remedies should complement rather than replace appropriate veterinary or behavioural care. Speak to your vet before giving your dog a new remedy if they have a health condition, take medication, are pregnant or nursing, or are very young or elderly. Always contact your vet if you are concerned about your dog’s health.

Let’s look at where to buy Bach flower remedies, including ready-made blends that take the guesswork out of choosing the right combination.

In this video, you’ll learn:

• Where to buy individual Bach flower remedies.

• Where to find ready-made blends created for different emotional and behavioural concerns in dogs.

• What to look for when choosing Bach flower products.

• How to compare the available options and select the most suitable one for your dog.

By the end of this lesson, you’ll know where to find both individual remedies and convenient ready-made blends, making it easier to put what you’ve learned into practice.

Please remember: Bach flower remedies should complement rather than replace appropriate veterinary or behavioural care. Speak to your vet before giving your dog a new remedy if they have a health condition, take medication, are pregnant or nursing, or are very young or elderly. Always contact your vet if you are concerned about your dog’s health.

This is one of the natural products I recommend most often for dogs and people because it can support so many different areas of health and wellbeing.

In this video, you’ll discover:

• What this incredibly versatile product is.

• The many different health concerns it may help to support.

• Why I recommend it so highly.

• How to choose a suitable product and use it with your dog.

You may be surprised to learn how one simple product can offer such wide-ranging support. Once you understand what it is and why it matters, you may want to keep it close at hand too.

Please remember: Natural products should complement rather than replace appropriate veterinary care. Speak to your vet before introducing a new product if your dog has a health condition, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or is very young or elderly. Always contact your vet if you are concerned about your dog’s health.

When one of my dogs injured his knee as a puppy, two vets told me that surgery was the only option.

Determined to explore whether there was another way forward, I discovered a natural product that supported his recovery and helped him avoid surgery altogether.

In this video, I’ll share:

• What the natural product is.

• How it is traditionally used to support joints and mobility in dogs and people.

• Why it has become one of the natural remedies I turn to again and again.

• Where you can buy it.

I’ll tell you exactly what happened with my own dog and explain why I also believe this product can be particularly helpful for dogs experiencing stiff or uncomfortable joints.

Please remember: My dog’s story reflects my individual experience and does not mean every dog will achieve the same result. Joint injuries and mobility problems should always be assessed by a vet. Speak to your vet before introducing a new product if your dog has a health condition, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or is very young or elderly.

Ear problems can be painful and frustrating for dogs, particularly when they keep returning.

In this video, you’ll discover:

• Natural approaches traditionally used to support dogs with ear problems.

• Natural options commonly used for ear mites.

• Gentle ear-care products and what to look for when choosing them.

I’ll share the products and approaches I’ve used with my own dogs and many of my clients’ dogs over the years.

Please remember: Ear infections, ear mites and other ear problems can cause similar symptoms, so it is important to have the cause properly diagnosed. Contact your vet before putting anything into a sore or inflamed ear and always seek veterinary advice if your dog is in pain or has discharge, swelling, an unpleasant smell, persistent head shaking or problems with their balance.

Omega-3 oils are one of the simplest supplements you can add to your dog’s diet that may support several areas of their health and wellbeing.

In this short video, you’ll learn:

• Why omega-3 fatty acids are important for dogs.

• How omega-3 supplementation may support your dog’s skin, coat, joints and overall health.

• What to look for when choosing a good-quality supplement.

• Where to buy omega-3 oils for your dog.

By the end of this lesson, you’ll understand the potential benefits of omega-3 oils and how to choose a suitable product for your dog.

Please remember: Speak to your vet before introducing an omega-3 supplement if your dog has a health condition, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or is very young or elderly. Follow the recommended amount for the product you choose and always contact your vet if you are concerned about your dog’s health.

Having a natural first aid kit ready means you’ll have useful remedies to hand when your dog needs them.

In this video, you’ll learn:

• Which essential items to include.

• How to personalise the kit for your dog’s age, health and individual needs.

• Which remedies to keep on hand for common minor injuries and everyday concerns.

By the end of this lesson, you’ll know how to create a practical natural first aid kit that helps you feel prepared and confident when caring for your dog.

Please remember: A natural first aid kit should complement rather than replace veterinary care. Always contact your vet in an emergency, if your dog is in pain or if you are concerned about their health. Speak to your vet before introducing a new remedy if your dog has a health condition, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or is very young or elderly.

Sometimes professional veterinary guidance is helpful, especially if your dog has a complex or serious health condition.

In this video, you’ll discover:

• Where to find qualified homeopathic or holistic vets.

• How to search for professional veterinary support near you.

These vets combine conventional veterinary training with knowledge of complementary and natural approaches, giving you more options when seeking support for your dog.

By the end of the lesson, you’ll know where to begin your search for a homeopathic or holistic vet in your area.