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Posts by Gregory L. Tilford
Gregory L. Tilford
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http://theanimalherbalist.com/
Greg Tilford is the author of five books on botanical medicine for animals, including the acclaimed Herbs for Pets:
The Natural Way to Enhance Your Pet’s Life
(i-5 Publications, 2nd ed. 2009)
. Tilford is a charter member of the
Scientific Advisory Committee of the National Animal Supplements Council (NASC)
, and founded and currently chairs the
Animal Products Committee of the American Herbal Products Association
, with a mission to promote and protect responsible commerce of herb products intended for use in animals. Tilford also lectures about herbs to veterinarians and owners worldwide.
First Aid
Help Heal Your Dog with Common Herbs
Gregory L. Tilford
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Care
Using Herbs for Dogs
Gregory L. Tilford
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tips
(Holistic Remedies #2) Holistic Remedies – Using Herbs in the Kitchen
Gregory L. Tilford
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Care
The Many Benefits of Calendula for Your Dog
Gregory L. Tilford
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Care
How to Detoxify Your Canine Naturally
Gregory L. Tilford
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Health
Activity-Related Canine Injuries
Gregory L. Tilford
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Care
What Is Holistic Dog Care?
Gregory L. Tilford
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Arthritis
Easing Winter Aches
Gregory L. Tilford
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Care
Are Canine Calming Formulas All Safe?
Gregory L. Tilford
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Arthritis
Yucca Root for Canine Arthritis Pain
Gregory L. Tilford
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Health
Home Remedies For Your Dog’s Skin Inflammation
Gregory L. Tilford
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Care
Hawthorn Herb Improves Cardiac Function in Dogs
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