by Cat Lane | Apr 24, 2026 | Blog
Hello Readers, and Welcome to another Instalment of (I really must find a catchier title) How Very Important it is to Use Basic Nutrition to Formulate Recipes. đ I hope many have seen the pdf addition from very recently, if not you can read it... Read more
by Cat Lane | Mar 27, 2026 | Blog
Bilberry is an under-utilized herb in Western herbalism for dogs, and one I rely on regularly for many reasons, as you will see. I recently did a little Facebook info-series and promised a fuller monograph soon, so here we are. I welcome questions as always.... Read more
by Cat Lane | Mar 20, 2026 | Blog
As an herbalist I am confronted, on a daily basis, with dogs (and cats, and humans) who present with multiple health issues, often that have been treated medically but are either not responding, or responding but with heavy fallout, as in side effects. Dog owners, who... Read more
by Cat Lane | Mar 16, 2026 | Blog
As spring approaches, many dog lovers are bracing for weather that can turn their dog into an itchy, relentlessly scratching misery, and seeking online support just in case anyone has found a perfect solution â a new supplement that stops itching without the side... Read more
by Cat Lane | Sep 28, 2025 | Blog
Taking stock of how far the world of canine nutrition has come in the 28 years since I bought my first copy of Richard Pitcairnâs seminal Natural Health for Dogs and Cats, I am always blown away by how far we have come, in terms of consumer knowledge, science, and... Read more
by Cat Lane | Sep 15, 2025 | Blog
Ashwagandha has recently emerged as a âTop Tenâ Herb of Commerce, in the canine world anyway â one of the herbs that everyone is giving or at the least, talking about. And while I deeply applaud herbal knowledge shared widely, it needs to be used wisely as well. As I... Read more
