Contemporary Chinese Herbalism for Horse and Dog Health
Our Herbal Solutions are derived from the integration of Contemporary Chinese herbalism and pathophysiology. Each Solution has been precisely formulated by Dr. Thomas with strict adherence to Chinese medical theory and the pharmacologic actions of each herb used. Every formula is comprised of herb groupings chosen to target the root of the underlying problem as well as herb groupings to relieve the symptoms.
This is holistic medicine at its finest. As Chinese Medical theory is rooted in Taoism, the dynamic interplay within the body is the core concept in every formulation.
All the herbs we use are pharmaceutical grade extracts manufactured with surgical precision in laboratory through Evergreen a bio-medical Herbs.
SUCCESS STORIES
Liver Disease
We ran a rescue for 30 yrs, and when 3 of our horses came down with serious liver disease, the only ones affected were our personal horses. We were never sure what poisoned their livers. My husband's great gelding Toby died a horrible death, and Rocky was very near death. All of the vet treatments failed us and a friend sent me this website...
Bo's Masses For Love of the Horse luckily came into our lives just at the right moment. My mixed breed Staffordshire terrier and boxer mix named Bo, which is the love of our life, suddenly just stopped in his tracks and wouldn't move and was very unresponsive. ...Torn Tendon
Pictured here is Harley, our now 8 year old half Saint Bernard and half Bernese Mountain dog. We bought him as a pup and fell in LOVE with him! He has been fantastic with all kids and other animals, except the local 'teaser' Fox! ;-) When he was 1 1/2 years old, he had torn his ACL as indicated by 4 Vets we took him to. ...
I Have a Tennessee Walking Horse and about 8 months earlier she was not right, tripping alot, sore back, walking funny, she had lost alot of weight. Vet came out and did a neurological test, sure enough she had polyneuritis her #'s were very elevated....EMS/Cushing's/IR
My horse, Bullet is a typical easy keeper, Missouri Fox trotter. Was a perfect horse, never needing any supplements was barefoot all the time and then all of a sudden was very tender footed, lethargic, cresty neck, swollen sheath. I had blood work done and came back IR and low thyroid. From there I think I tried everything on the market, he just got worse, got laminitis, was always laying down, very short and stiff strides. I was so afraid I was going to have to put him down. ...
My 29-year-old TB decided to colic. He looked terrible! White gums, laying down, sweating profusely and elevated breathing. In the past when he colicked it would take as long as 10 hours AFTER the vet came to get him to come around and I was expecting this to be no different. ...
