Epilepsy: The Essential Guide to Natural Pet Care

by Cal Orey

Epilepsy teaches pet owners how they can get their cats or dogs off seizure medication through natural care methods while minimizing the severity and frequency of epileptic attacks.

144 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 1999

About the author

Cal Orey is an author-journalist (savvy researcher) and pens fiction. She has a master's degree in English (Creative Writing) from San Francisco State University. Orey lives in Northern CA and is known for her hugely popular Healing Powers book collection published by Kensington.

The Healing Powers of Herbs & Spices: Timeless Treasures #9 has made its way to being a pick in Woman's World Magazine Book Club, Booklist, American Global News, NYC Daily Post, New York Daily, City Buzz News, Huffington Post, more than 68 libraries worldwide, many hard copy and online magazines... noted on C2CAM, KSFO...

These down-to-earth, compelling lifestyle-
cookbooks with lively stories have been translated in 20+ languages; featured by Bookspan (including Literary Guild, Good Cook). Her latest books are The Healing Powers of Essential Oils (2019), The Healing Powers of Superfoods (2019), The Healing Powers of Tea (2018), The Healing Powers of Honey (2018, mass market, gift size 416 pages), and The Healing Powers of Vinegar, 3rd edition mass market format.

Reviews

[Amanda · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was hoping this book would shed a little more light on canine epilepsy and natural preventatives, but it lacked thorough information. It seems to be more of a children's book, large print, simple language. I'm glad I rented it from the library to confirm the usefulness of a keto diet for my dog, but I was hoping to hear more about herbs, oils, and vitamins, but I guess I should just stick to up to date online resources.