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Pain Relievers—Natural Alternatives

  • SKU: 4193
  • GTIN: 9783903577039

Natural Pain Relievers for Dogs and Cats – Volume 4 of the Therapeutika series by Dr. Jutta Ziegler and Lisa Steiner (VFCG-Verlag). Discover proven, gentle remedies such as PEA, devil’s claw, turmeric, and CBD oil for safe pain management without side effects. Ideal for pet owners looking for natural alternatives.

Hardcover
, spiral-bound
, 57 pages

ISBN 978-3-903577-03-9

 

9,90 €
incl. 10% VAT , plus shipping costs
Description

Natural Pain Relievers for Dogs and Cats


Pain in dogs and cats is an important warning sign that must be taken seriously. Many pet owners seek natural pain relievers to avoid the side effects of chemical medications. The new Volume 4 of the “Therapeutika” series from VFCG Publishing (vfcg.at) offers in-depth insights and tried-and-true recommendations for safe, natural pain management in pets.

Proven Natural Pain Relievers for Dogs and Cats

PEA (Palmitoylethanolamide):

A substance produced naturally by the body with anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving effects that can be used in dogs and cats without known side effects. PEA is recommended by many veterinarians as the first choice among natural pain relievers.

Turmeric:

Known for its anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and pain-relieving properties, it supports mobility and well-being.

Frankincense:

Traditionally used to relieve inflammation and pain.

Rosehip:

Provides valuable vitamin C, supports joint health, and has anti-inflammatory effects.

CBD oil:

Derived from the hemp plant, it has calming, pain-relieving, and anti-inflammatory effects without any psychoactive effects.

Green-lipped mussel:

Rich in omega-3 fatty acids, glucosamine, and chondroitin; strengthens joints and reduces inflammation.

Ginger and Green Tea:

Both plants have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.

Important Information on Use:

Not all natural pain relievers are suitable for every animal species: For example, willow bark should be avoided in cats, as they have limited ability to metabolize salicylic acid.

In cases of severe or persistent pain, a veterinary evaluation is always necessary.

The “Therapeutika” series stands for sustainability and animal welfare. Volume 4 provides scientifically sound, proven solutions for natural pain management and helps pet owners promote the well-being of their four-legged friends in a targeted and safe manner—without any unwanted side effects.

A book by Dr. med. vet. Jutta Ziegler and Lisa Steiner

Dr. med. vet. Jutta Ziegler is one of the best-known veterinarians in the German-speaking world and is regarded as an expert in holistic veterinary medicine, species-appropriate nutrition, and alternative healing methods. After completing her veterinary studies in Vienna and earning her doctorate in 1981, she founded her own veterinary clinic in Austria and later ran a successful small-animal practice in Hallein near Salzburg. Over the course of her decades-long career, she shifted her focus from conventional veterinary medicine to holistic treatment, which centers on identifying the root causes of illness, natural nutrition, and the use of therapies free of side effects.

Dr. Ziegler is particularly well-known for her critical stance toward industrial pet food, excessive vaccinations, and the routine use of medications. Instead, she relies on biologically appropriate raw feeding (BARF), high-quality natural products, and orthomolecular substances to promote the long-term health of dogs and cats. As a bestselling author, Dr. Ziegler has inspired many pet owners to rethink their approaches and exposed shortcomings in veterinary medicine through books such as “Dogs Would Live Longer If…” and “Veterinarians Can Endanger Your Pet’s Health.”

Together with Lisa Steiner, an experienced nutritionist and practice manager on Dr. Ziegler’s team, she has distilled her extensive knowledge into a practical handbook. Both experts bring many years of experience in holistic veterinary medicine and natural nutrition to the table. The handbook they co-authored offers pet owners well-founded and safe recommendations for natural pain management in dogs and cats—without chemical medications, but with a focus on gentle, sustainable therapies and species-appropriate nutrition.

Lisa Steiner supports Dr. Ziegler not only in practice management but also in providing individualized nutritional counseling and developing treatment plans tailored to the needs of each animal. Together, they champion a modern, holistic approach to veterinary medicine that prioritizes the well-being of animals.

 

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