No! Cats have extremely sensitive livers. Herbal teas, essential oils and some foods will Probably be fine, but may cause allergic reaction or permanant liver damage. If you are not entirely sure (vet consulted) do not administer, because you may do more harm than good
(this goes especially for tea tree oil, which would be a good flea/ mite preventative but is highly toxic for cats.
Well, yes you can but treating cats is like treating an infant--you must limit the things you poke down their throats and have a reason for doing that! Tinctures taste awful and those pills are just huge! I wouldn't do it unless there is a good reason to (like for cancer, but even then that's not the best treatment.)
It's better to feed a high-quality food, a bit of raw, fresh meat each day and give them cat grass if they want. Also, hands on healing, reiki, massage, and lots of love act to stimulate the immune system. One of my cats enjoys sleeping on anything magnetic.
For specific disease processes I'd recommend a holistic veterianian. Many do work over the phone
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There is nothing wrong with giving echinacea to a cat. Many holistic blends contain echinacea. Its a natural immune booster.
"Echinacea is a reasonable American herb to use to boost the immune system."
No, asthma is not contagious. Asthma in cats, like in humans, is an immune-mediated disease that is a result of the interaction between the cat's innate immune system and the environment in which the cat lives.
The lymphatic system in cats helps to protect the body's immune system. The way the system works in humans is basically the same in cats. Lymph nodes, the spleen and the thymus are all common organs responsible for the production and drainage of antibodies.
The lymphatic system in cats helps to protect the body's immune system. The way the system works in humans is basically the same in cats. Lymph nodes, the spleen and the thymus are all common organs responsible for the production and drainage of antibodies.
The lymphatic system in cats helps to protect the body's immune system. The way the system works in humans is basically the same in cats. Lymph nodes, the spleen and the thymus are all common organs responsible for the production and drainage of antibodies.
To protect against getting infections. I would recommend the herbs Echinacea. There several varieties. Everyone of them are effective infection protectors. Atragulus and Cats Claw herbals are helpful to in protecting and fighting infections. As is Echinacea.
No. Cats have a strong immune system, so they can not bleed from there nose.
No, cats are not immune to snake venom.
No.
No- allergic rhinitis is a result of your immune system attacking foreign antigens with your antibodies. For example, you can get allergic rhinitis if you are ALLERGIC to cats. This is something that happens as a result of your own immune system, so not, it is not contagious.
Cats like to play with nearly anything that moves. It helps them strengthen their hunting reflexes.
No, they react similarly to a human.
It is not a good idea to administer human antibiotics, as the cats immune system is different from humans. This may kill the cat.