Re: [AlpacaTalk] goldenseal
Wise Woman Herbals in Creswell, Oregon has herbal remedies, tinctures,
extracts... you name it. They prefer to deal with NDs, because some
preparations to require prescriptions. apparently. I'm pretty sure they
have a website.
http://www.wisewoma
Yup, they do. :)
Goldenseal is an exceptional healing agent, but it is rare and
endangered, and very expensive. Oregon grape root and bark has many of
the same properties, and isn't endangered or rare. And it's not quite
as expensive. In fact, I think we have some growing on our property!
Heather
Heather Zeleny
White Lotus Alpacas
(formerly West Wind Alpacas)
Creswell, OR
541.895.0964
Holistic Farm and Elite Fleece
http://www.alpacana
http://www.whitelot
http://tech.
On Aug 22, 2008, at 6:36 PM, Wendy Edwards wrote:
> hi Janice - i'm sorry to hear you have another crisis to look after -
> i had a little guy with an eye injury last january and the thing that
> seemed to help his eye the most (after the anitbiotic shots) was the
> BNP ontment recommended on this listserve - i make sure i always have
> it on hand now - we also did gentamicin eye drops every couple of
> hours for two weeks, but the last drops were at 10:00 pm and then we
> started again in the morning around 7. - Then we went to gentamicin
> drops twice a day - Then it was prednazone drops twice a day.. i must
> say by the time his eye was healed, this little guy was as tame as a
> dog.
>
> you've mentioned using goldenseal before - i went looking for it
> today (small small town) and could only find a tincture of golden seal
> and echinacea combined - the chemist at the drugstore said he will
> look for a pure goldenseal product for me but it may take some time.
>
> my question is: what form do you use and how do you use it?
> I try to handle things on my own here, unless it's an obvious vet
> call and it sounds like goldenseal is something i should keep on hand.
>
> shots are something i find really difficult too - interesting to hear
> the description of how to give them by myself - i think i'll have to
> try a dry run first and practice a bit before i try the real thing.
>
> i'm always thinking of you and your kids, and all your critters -
> good luck with the eye, and everything else you handle on a daily
> basis
> wendy
> DreamWeaver Alpacas
> BC
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