Aloe Vera for Animal and Pet Care
Aloe vera is not just for humans- animals and pets can benefit to! Aloe has been used for hundreds of years to help animals.
We at Aloe Vera Community of USA are trying to spread out the message about the excellence for the holistic treatment of animals by FLP Aloe Vera products.
World's Oldest Cat Dies
The world's oldest cat has died, two months after celebrating its 31st birthday. Spike, a ginger and white tom, died in his owner's arms at Bridport, Dorset. The Guinness Book of Records confirmed Spike's claim to fame after owner Mo Elkington took him to an astonished vet three years ago. The cat's life nearly ended early after a mere 19 years, when he was savaged by a dog. Spike was first bought for two shillings and sixpence in London's Brick Lane market in 1970. Mrs Elkington and her husband David have owned the cat since he was seven. 
She first found out Spike was a world beater on a visit to a vet after "a funny turn". When the vet was told Spike's age, he thought he must have mis-heard. Mrs Elkington attributed Spike's long life to the aloe vera gel she had been putting in the cat food for 10 years. She thought an irregular heartbeat might have helped. When Spike turned 30, Mrs Elkington put up banners and photographs on her stall at Bridport market. Her pet still had a full set of teeth, went hunting and "ate like a horse". Fan mail arrived from around the world - including letters addressed simply to Spike of Bridport and The Famous Cat in Dorset. When the vet was told Spike's age, he thought he must have mis-heard. Mrs Elkington attributed Spike's long life to the aloe vera gel she had been putting in the cat food for 10 years. She thought an irregular heartbeat might have helped. When Spike turned 30, Mrs Elkington put up banners and photographs on her stall at Bridport market. Her pet still had a full set of teeth, went hunting and "ate like a horse". Fan mail arrived from around the world - including letters addressed simply to Spike of Bridport and The Famous Cat in Dorset.
When the vet was told Spike's age, he thought he must have mis-heard.
Mrs Elkington attributed Spike's long life to the aloe vera gel she had been putting in the cat food for 10 years. She thought an irregular heartbeat might have helped.
When Spike turned 30, Mrs Elkington put up banners and photographs on her stall at Bridport market.
Her pet still had a full set of teeth, went hunting and "ate like a horse".
Fan mail arrived from around the world - including letters addressed simply to Spike of Bridport and The Famous Cat in Dorset.
Aloe Jojoba Shampoo (Pets)
Aloe Vera adds strong anti-fungal and other properties to this mild, but deep cleansing shampoo. Ideal for washing an animals coat. Use as an alternative to the liquid soap for cleaning infected areas.
Liquid Soap
Rich in soothing Aoe Vera, this 'no tears' formula is excellent for bathing small or large animals. Use diluted to clean off the skin before applying other Aloe Vera preparations. Comes in a handy dispenser.
Veterinary Formula
The pure and simple way to a happy pet. Made with 100% pure stabilized aloe vera, and packaged in a convenient spray bottle, Aloe Veterinary Formula is ideal for soothing tender, irritated areas. Also great for grooming.
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Aloe Vera Health Care for Cats & Dogs
Owners want their animals in the best possible health for as long as possible, and Aloe Vera has become very popular in recent years. These quality, natural products can help us to provide the best for our pets in times of illness and health. Always keep a supply of Aloe Vera products in your first aid kit.
INTERNALLY- Aloe Vera gel added to the food can provide lots of vitamins and minerals essential for your pets’ health. Some cats need it added very slowly, but once eating they take it very well. If an animal does not want to digest the aloe vera directly via their food then spreading some on the animal's coat will help as the animal will then lick it off.
At all times seek Veterinary attention for any serious injuries.
MEDICAL DISCLAIMER
Any product information or advice on this site is provided for informational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for the advice provided by your own veterinary practitioner. You should not use the information contained here for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease. We make no medical claims or otherwise for the treatment, prevention, cure or mitigation of disease, and cannot assume responsibility for those who choose to treat their animals themselves. If your animal has a medical condition, we recommend that you consult veterinary practitioner, who will assess the condition and recommend the correct treatment and/or product and dosage.
