Treating dogs and cats with Aloe is a fascinating and healthy reality!

Aloe is a legendary plant from southern Africa with multiple therapeutic effects. An excellent complement in resolving many human diseases, it has long been used in treating ailments affecting our beloved four-legged friends, dogs and cats.

There are more than 300 species of Aloe, and since ancient times it has been used in treating animal diseases. All veterinary medicine studies demonstrate great effectiveness of Aloe-based therapies, disproving the belief of those who attribute the benefits to a psychosomatic effect. In fact, the remarkable virtues attributed to Aloe are not due to a simple effect placebo, which is not applicable to animals, but only to the presence of the numerous active ingredients it contains such as vitamins, minerals, amino acids, carbohydrates, and other nutrients.

Now I want to ask you a question: How many types of Aloe do you know?

 

You’re probably wondering: but isn’t all Aloe the same? I only know one, and that’s Aloe Vera….

WELL NO, you should know that there are over 400 different varieties of Aloe in nature… Yes, 400!!! At this point, the other question you’re surely asking yourself is: if there are more than 400 varieties, how do I know which one is the best?

We’ll simply tell you in this blog article
But let's get back to us…

Therapeutic effectiveness of Aloe

The main characteristic of Aloe is its immunomodulating or adapting action that promotes the activation of the body's natural defenses by stimulating and strengthening the immune system.
Due to its components, Aloe has been defined as an “adaptogen” capable of restoring the body's normal balance. The beneficial action is not only due to its components but especially to the interactive synergistic action of all the substances present in its complex chemical composition.

“Numerous studies in human and veterinary medicine have demonstrated the therapeutic effectiveness of Aloe, and several researchers have also shown how many remedies that have positive effects on humans also work on animals and vice versa.
More and more veterinarians are relying on the therapeutic properties of Aloe to treat ailments affecting our beloved four-legged friends, dogs and cats.”

Aloe rebalances metabolism and is an excellent complement to pharmaceutical therapies. Treating dogs and cats with Aloe is possible!

In both dogs and cats, coat shine, increased energy, and better endurance are the first benefits (appear after just 48 hours) that become evident when regularly taking Aloe, either as syrup or compound. Skin inflammations and dermatitis of any kind disappear within a week, and pustular dermatitis treated with Aloe ointment resolves in a few days. The same applies to bedsores. Cases of brain and kidney tumors have shown mass reduction after a few months, and when administered alongside chemotherapy, the side effects of the latter have been greatly reduced.

 

Aloe as an aid to treatment

Aloe is an exceptional tonic in any health condition the animal is in.

Specifically, regular use of Aloe is recommended as an aid in the treatment of dogs and cats with the following problems:

 

• Arthritis
• Diarrhea
• Digestive and gastrointestinal difficulties
• Seasonal detoxification
• Metabolic normalization (allergies from seasonal changes, drugs, food, environment, etc....)
• Liver failure
• Stomatitis
• Anemia
• Lymphatic stasis with inflammation
• Lack of appetite
• Poor stimulation of endocrine glands
• Respiratory system
• Trichobezoars (hairballs)
• Leishmaniasis
• Ehrlichiosis
• Mastitis
• Urinary problems
• Insect bites
• Skin mites
• Itching
• Seborrhea

 

Hold on!

Now we know what you’re thinking after reading this long list…

Surely you’re wondering: How is it possible that Aloe Arborescens can solve all these problems?

The answer is very simple... It lies in the chemical characteristics of Aloe Arborescens itself, as no other plant contains such a high number of active ingredients to allow its universal use in numerous diseases! Moreover, the interacting synergistic action of all the substances present in its complex chemical composition must not be underestimated.

 

“It stimulates the immune defenses, facilitates and shortens healing times”

 

 

But why treat dogs and cats with Aloe Arborescens, Carrot, and Honey?

Aloe Arborescens has always been associated with honey in human use, both to soften its bitter taste and for the benefits this “natural antibiotic” provides. Enormous benefits have also been observed in veterinary use with this natural mixture.

But we didn’t stop there, we went further. Following numerous clinical trials, we verified that adding Carrot to the well-known Aloe Arborescens and Honey formula brings greater benefits in the care of dogs and cats thanks to the synergistic effect between the components (see patent).

Let's briefly analyze the characteristics of the three components:

 

 

Aloe Arborescens

Aloe Arborescens has about 40% higher bioavailability of active ingredients compared to the better-known Aloe Vera. It consists of more than 200 active components that can be grouped into three major families:

• Complex sugars called mucopolysaccharides, including acemannan;
• Anthraquinones (“so-called body cleaners”);
• Vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and other phytonutrients.

 

Carrot

Carrot contains several active ingredients including carotene, a substance converted by our body into vitamin A. Beta-carotene (vitamin A) is necessary for proper growth or repair of body tissues, helps protect the mucous membranes of the mouth, nose, throat, and lungs, thus reducing susceptibility to infections. Unlike vitamin A extracted from fish liver oil, beta-carotene is not toxic. It also contains B vitamins, PP, D, and E, along with other useful active ingredients.

Thanks to its high content of vitamins and minerals, carrot boosts the body's defenses and resistance to infectious diseases.
It also contains an antioxidant, glutathione, which prevents aging and counters the harmful effects of free radicals.

Carrot juice is a great balancer of intestinal flora and an excellent mineralizer. Because of these two properties, it is used in toxic-infectious conditions, food intolerances, and convalescence after prolonged use of antibiotics or chemical drugs. Carrot is considered an excellent anti-inflammatory against dermatitis, eczema, skin rashes, and sores.

 

Honey

Honey is an energy food made up of simple sugars (fructose, glucose) that are easily digestible.
Contains:

• Enzymes
• Vitamins
• Trace minerals
• Antibiotic-like substances
• Substances that promote growth processes

 

Among the main properties, we remember:

• Soothing
• Anti-anemic
• Protective
• Detoxifying

“From this explosion of benefits came the need to create Aloeplus syrup, with Aloe Arborescens, Carrot, and Honey, specially designed for the prevention and well-being of dogs and cats.”

Aloe Arborescens, Carrot, and Honey come from organic farming

 “Many veterinarians prescribe Aloeplus to facilitate and shorten healing times; in fact, thanks to its IMMUNOSTIMULANT properties, your loyal friend will get back in shape quickly.”

With a simple daily gesture, you can improve the life of your beloved pet!

 

To the well-being of your loyal friend!