Animal Aloe

David Urch
BSc Ma VetMB Dip Herb Med MRCVS

Wrote this book Aloe Vera Nature's Gift It is an informative book for distributors. It is the perfect supplement for further reading and understanding of the use of our products on animals. References are made to the book in appropriate sections.

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Synopsis

This book provides animal owners with practical advice on how to use Aloe Vera to treat a wide range of animal ailments. Over 200 conditions that affect the cat, dog and horse are discussed, as well as some of the common diseases of cattle, sheep, goats, children's pets, snakes, lizards, fish and birds. Each disease is described clearly with step-by-step instructions on how to use Aloe Vera preparations effectively, together with recommended doses. There is also guidance for owners on first-aid and animal care.

David has been in the animal industry all of his life. His parents were farmers and he was brought up on a mixed farm on the edge of the Mendips. he lived and worked with all types of animals ranging from rabbits, mice, guinea pigs, poultry, and ducks to dogs and cats through to cattle, sheep, pigs and horses.

He competed throughout his early years in the pony club, at Gymkhanas,  show jumping and eventing competitions.

David completed his first degree at the University of Leeds in 1975 where he completed a bachelor of science degree with honours (Bsc Hons) in animal psychology and nutrition. This was followed by a Master of Arts (MA) in the medical science tripos at the University of Cambridge  in 1977 completing his veterinary degree in 1980 (VetMB) and becoming a member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (MRCVS) the same year.  He's since managed the family farm since 1981..In 1982 he established his own small animal and equine practice just south of Bristol.

For the last 15 years, he was responsible for his very own equine clinic which offers second opinion referrals from local practices.

He started using aloe vera products in the spring of 1996 and was appointed Veterinary Surgeon to the Forever Advisory Board in June 1997. He spends most of his time acting as a Veterinary consultant for Forever, running his farms and developing naturohealing consultancy businesses. In 2006 he studied for a diploma in Human Herbal Medicine before qualifying in 2009.

What is Aloe Vera?
The Aloe Vera plant is a member of the lily family. There are 300 spices which are related to onions, garlic and asparagus. It is a xerophyte preferring 'arid' conditions. Also known as Agaves, aloes vary in size from dwarf species only a few centimetres in diameter, such as the popular house plant aloe variegate, to species as large as a small tree. In their natural habitat most aloes flower during the winter. Aloe plants tend to have sword-shaped spiny leaves arranged in a rosette. As well as the four medicinal plants listed below they also contain Sisalina whose fibres are used to make ropes and Americana from which Mexicans produce pulque and tequila.



Medicinal Species

•  Aloe Barbadensis Miller
• Aloe Ferox Miller
• Aloe Perry Baker
• Aloe Arboescens

Aloe Barbadensis Miller is used most extensively because of its beneficial medicinal properties, and because it lends itself to cultivation and processing.

Plant Anatomy 
The plant is mature by four years with a life span of about 12 years. The outer leaves are removed and the gel extracted from them. Each leaf is approximately 2 feet long and 4 inches wide. They reproduce by forming a flowering stem which produces seeds but also asexually by sending out suckers/pulps.

Actions of Aloe Vera  

Overall Actions

•  Synergistic
• Adaption
• Promotion
• Antioxidant

Types of Action

• Essential nutrients
• Cleanser
• Penetrates
• Moisterises
• Breaks down dead tissue
• Increase blood flow to skin
• Increases cell division
• Local anaesthetic
• Antipyretic
• Antipruitic
• Anti-inflammatory
• No detectable side effects

 Sites of Action

• Immune system
• Epitelial tissue a layer of cells covering the body (skin) or lining a cavity connecting with it.

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