Zoopharmacognosy to the Rescue!
Find out about Charley's zoopharmacognosy journey.
Holidays, Fireworks & Stress
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Luna: a case of chewing mites
Luna is a shetland pony mare about 10 years old. For most of her life she has had chewing mites and as a result she has no hair all along her spinal column and in certain areas on either side of the spine. Her skin was inflamed, dry, cracked and extremely itchy as a result [...]
Copper Still
No excuse now! With this beautiful copper still I hope to be able to distill some essential oils from the plants available in the garden. I had been toying with this idea for some time but yesterday we bit the bullet and went searching. As these still have traditionally been used for distilling "mountain dew" [...]
Book Launch “LIbre Elección”
My book "Libre Elección" will be available for sale in the next few days. The book offers a practical guide to zoopharmacognosy and includes an A-Z of the main substances used as well as tables for easy consultation of the different conditions animals may suffer from.
Webinar “Anxiety & Zoopharmacognosy”
In this webinar we take a close look at what anxiety is and the many ways in which it may affect the animals we share our lives with or work with. Then we explore how zoopharmacognosy can provide options to help us and our pets cope with this often stressful condition. Check it out on [...]
How to Make Rose Water
In this interesting post below you can learn how to make rose water either by distillation for a more concentated water or by infusion. As rose water is one of the products that we use often in zoopharmacognosy, it is well worth taking a look and trying this out. https://www.mnn.com/food/recipes/blogs/how-make-rose-water