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What is animal naturopathy, or animal naturopathy?
Animal naturopathy is a therapeutic method of holistic medicine or alternative medicine that aims to improve the health of pets using natural techniques and natural remedies in order to prevent and treat diseases. It is based on the use of natural methods such as healthy diet, herbal medicine (medicinal plants), animal massage techniques, aromatherapy (essential oils), homeopathy, acupuncture, animal communication and other approaches to treat animals. It does not exclude veterinary medicine if needed. Basic knowledge in geobiology is a plus because sometimes an unsuitable environment impacts the animal (presence of electrical lines, geopathogenic points, etc.). The main objective is to maintain the health and quality of life of animals using natural and gentle methods, rather than resorting to conventional medical treatments that may have side effects.
What is the role of an animal naturopath?
An animal naturopath helps animals regain and maintain health using natural methods. They work closely with other veterinarians to provide comprehensive and holistic care for pets and farm animals. Thus, the needs of each animal are evaluated individually by creating a personalized treatment plan based on their specific needs. The role of the animal naturopath is to help owners understand their animal's needs and assist them in making the best decisions for their pet's health. They can also work with owners to develop a treatment plan that includes a combination of natural and conventional methods to maintain the animal's health, prevent diseases, and manage existing acute health issues.
When to consult an animal naturopath?
It is recommended to consult an animal naturopath in the following cases:
For animals with specific needs: aging animals, sick animals, animals with behavioral problems.
For animals that need help managing stress and anxiety
For animals suffering from chronic diseases such as arthritis, allergies, digestive problems, skin diseases, autoimmune diseases, hormonal disorders, etc.
For chronic or recurrent health problems that have not responded to conventional treatments
For animals that need nutritional support or dietary advice to maintain or improve their overall health
For animals that have undergone trauma or surgeries
For pet owners who wish to adopt a more natural and holistic approach to their pet's health.
How to become an animal naturopath?
To become an animal naturopath, here are the common steps to follow:
Being a veterinarian is a prerequisite before starting an animal naturopathy training to have a good understanding of the needs and diseases of animals.
Train and obtain a diploma in naturopathy
Follow specific training in animal naturopathy if possible (these trainings are new and rapidly growing)
It is necessary to continue to improve by taking regular training
What profile is needed to become a naturopath for animals?
It is important to have certain qualities and skills, here are the most important traits to become an effective animal naturopath:
Have a passion for animals and a desire to help them maintain good health and well-being.
Avoir des bonnes compétences en communication et en écoute active avec les propriétaires d'animaux et les vétérinaires pour des plans de traitement efficaces.
Etre capable de résoudre des problèmes de santé urgents des animaux et de mettre en place des solution de prévention des récidives
Avoir des compétences en massage des animaux
Animal naturopaths must have a good knowledge of animal nutrition and be able to provide advice on the best dietary options to maintain the overall health of animals
Have comprehensive training in herbalism, aromatherapy, and/or homeopathy
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Quel est le salaire des naturopathes animaliers ?
The salary of an animal naturopath varies considerably in function of the region and depending on experience and skills, specialization, the type of business, the country or region, etc. According to the Animal Health Professions Observatory, the average salary ranges between €1800 for a beginner and €3000 per month for a more experienced person.
