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If you've never heard of  Tellington TTouch , it was the brain child of internationally recognized animal expert Linda Tellington-Jones, Ph.D., and has become widely recognised in the UK thanks to Sarah Fisher and her team at Tilley Farm near Bath. All behaviours are linked, and TTouch recognises a link between posture and behaviour. Observations are key to understanding the dog on a whole new level. Changes in the coat can often appear where there is an underlying tension in the muscles. The position of the ears and tail can give information about the dogs emotional state. The way the dog moves and holds his body position can also give vital information about physical balance. TTouch can help to improve physical balance and well-being, release tight muscles, improve circulation, create a sense of calm, and increase confidence, through a combination of body work, ground work, and in some cases, specialist equipment. TTouch can be performed on all animals, regardless of siz

With the increasing trend in using herbal remedies for people, you may be wondering if the same can be applied to our pets. There are some things you should consider though: Not all herbal preparations are safe for animals. It's important to do your research first. Some medical conditions can be made worse by preparations if you don't fully understand what you are giving. Veterinary advice should always be sought. Considerations should always be made regarding on going medical conditions which could be adversely affected by any new treatments. Again seek veterinary advice first. If you have a holistic veterinarian, you are extremely lucky. They will be much more likely to value your opinions and give sound advice on alternative treatments. Most veterinarians are against holistic alternatives to their own prescribed medications, claiming they have no value, can be dangerous, or simply don't want you spending money elsewhere. But pharmaceutical drugs can not only be