Holistic Pet Remedies: Surgery After Care

The most common side effects are diarrhea, vomiting, coughing (like a sore throat), infection, pain and inflammation of the injured incisions. Some pets never bounce back to their previous vigor and good health, and sometimes there are personality or behavior changes after as well as gradual development of chronic health conditions (e.g. arthritis, tumors, seizures, chronic digestion problems).

Although invasive to the body and is done far too often than necessary, surgery is sometimes needed in emergency and when holistic and conventional treatments cannot salvage the damage. Even spaying, neutering and teeth cleaning are still invasive surgeries.

Our main concern is healing after surgery. Let's face it, surgery is a carefully planned physical trauma to the body done by a skilled surgeon to save lives. At the end of it, there is physical injury and trauma, emotional stress, plus lots of chemical drugs pumped into your pet's body.

Our 100% natural Surgery After Care Remedy Kit is designed to help with healing the aftermath of surgeries:

• Incision, puncture and cutting wounds, as well as abrasions in the trachea from the endotracheal tube (pet may be coughing)
• Tissue swelling, inflammation, bruises, soreness, hemorrhage (bleeding), pus, abscess and scars
• Surgical injuries in spayed and neutered dogs and cats
• Muscle, tissue, organ, nerve and bone pains
• Shock, trauma, fear and stress - pet may be aggressive, depressed, moody, pissed off (start spraying and marking)
• Anaesthetics, sedatives, chemical drugs, antibiotics and radiation (x-rays) stored in the bodily tissues and liver, and their side effects
• Beneficial stomach bacteria killed by chemical antibiotics and drugs
• Detox eliminatory organs to rid of these chemicals
• Help with nausea and diarrhea brought on by drugs' side effects
• Cleanse, detox, reintegrate and ground the energy bodies and aura
• Help your pet animal feel comforted and supported emotionally and physically

Note: If you are concerned only with the vomiting and diarrhea after surgery, then WildPets Digestive Upset Formula and WildPets G.I. Revitalizer are for your pet.

Our Long Distance Healing Service can help you and your pet with emergency and first aid situations where there are complications to the surgery, drugs (e.g. anaesthesia, cortisone), xray radiation, vaccinations or healing recovery, without waiting for shipping. We can work with you even if your pet is at the veterinary hospital and complement with conventional veterinary care.

Our healing service is fast working and is suitable for surgery related complications such as anemia, leukopenia (low white blood cell count), cardiac or respiratory arrest (during surgery), prophylatic shock, pneumonia with dryness, mucus or aspirated pneumonia, wounds infection, and coma. Also surgical recovery challenges like lethargy, low appetite, anorexia, excessive appetite, weight gain, hyper excitement, aggression, coughing.

Suitable for dog, puppy, cat, kitten, horse, farm, wild, zoo and all pet animals with similar symptoms.

*** We strongly suggest the long distance healing service for pet emergency and pet first aid as time is of the essence in these rescue cases.

Case: 4 year old dog, had surgery for ingestion of rocks. After surgery, the dog's paw pads were dry and cracked, and he was chewing the paws to relieve itch. WildPets Surgery-Vacc Help Formula was given and the itch disappeared, and a week later the paw pads returned to the normal soft and smooth texture.

In this case, the symptoms were healed because they are directly related to the drugs used in the surgery.

• Really keep your pet, the surgical incision and sutures clean until the wound is closed up and sutures removed. Mild soap and water will be useful for the wound. Clean bedding, carpet and floors prior to your pet returning home from surgery. If germs are a major concern, use our Accel TB to disinfect floors and carpets.
• To help the surgical wound (outside and inside) to heal properly, restrict exercise to a minimum level and monitor as your pet gets more energetic. Calm walk, don't run. Do not over do it during this critical recovery process. This will prevent tearing, scarring and future problems.
• Definitely use a head cone initially and protect your pet from other animals (some pets are scared of the cone).
• Give unseasoned cooked chicken, real chicken broth, mashed pumpkin (any fibrous squash) and steamed rice initially to stimulate appetite and help settle the stomach. Mash in blender. Add mashed broccoli later for added nutrients.
• Probiotics (WildPets G.I. Revitalizer) is essential to rebuild stomach bacteria destroyed by pathogens, parasites, chemical antibiotics, drugs and processed pet food.
• Add nutritional and other supplements to diet, as needed, after stomach has stabilized.
• Consider switching to human-grade raw, semi-raw or cooked diet (organic raw is best) and use holistic remedies and therapies whenever possible.

Q: Are spaying, neutering and dental cleaning considered surgeries?

A: Yes. Since spaying, neutering and dental cleaning are such routine surgical operations, we tend to forget that they are still invasive surgeries.

If your pet was operated on and tranquilizers, sedatives, anaesthetics, antibiotics and/or other drugs were given, it is a surgery. Though dental cleaning surgery may not require WildPets Injury Formula if there is no extraction of tooth or cut to the gums. Minor scratches to the gums, similar to human teeth cleaning, should heal on their own.