(1888PressRelease)
September 03, 2008 - One of the leading companies for herbal and holistic remedies for pets, PetAlive from Native Remedies, recently launched a site to host the home of rescued/adopted pet photos and stories, www.nativeremedies.com/petalive /rescued-pets.html.
The page features true stories and pet photos from PetAlive customers who have had great success using natural herbal and holistic remedies on pets rescued/adopted from the pound and animal shelters. Many of the stories feature animals that were very ill at the time of adoption, but experienced a highly successful recovery following natural treatment.
The site encourages customers to write in with their uplifting stories, and showcases the benefits of not only adopting a pet, but the power of adopting a holistic approach to health for pets.
"We are coming to realize that nature often has the answers - Natural medicine can help your pet just as it can help you. While there is always a place for conventional veterinary medicine, natural medicine can compliment conventional veterinary care and in many cases, cure your pets just as well - without the side effects and damage to health that can accompany synthetic drugs and antibiotics."
Michele Carelse, Clinical Psychologist of Native Remedies and PetAlive, who guides the company’s team of herbalists, naturopaths and homeopaths in formulating remedies and provides an expert opinion.
In addition, the site features stories of how Native Remedies’ PetAlive made two very special contributions—including a donation of a full year’s supply of product to a dog in need and all-expenses-paid veterinary care for an abandoned cat.
For additional information on The Power of PetAlive on Rescued Pets, contact Chris Prior or visit www.nativeremedies.com/petalive /rescued-pets.html.
Native Remedies strives to set itself apart by its great efforts in promoting holistic health and addressing the causes of health problems, not just treating the symptoms. All Native Remedies’ products are available via their website at www.nativeremedies.com, and their pet line is available at www.petalive.com.
###
