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Angela Jeen Dip IAZ - Zoopharmacognosy Scotland Zoopharmacognosy is a behavioural and observational science based on research of self selection

Zoopharmacognosy Scotland is here to help animals of all species and breeds to achieve and maintain complete well-being. Zoopharmacognosy is a means of allowing animals to use you their innate ability to self-select and medicate by offering them remedies such as essential oils, algae, clay, dried herbs & powders that are similar to those that would be found in their natural habitat. My role and that of professionals who have trained at The Ingraham Academy of Applied Zoopharmacognosy, is to identify remedies for self selection with each individual animal and then guide the owners how to continue to offer the remedies safely as long as the animal requires their healing compounds. We also offer workshops for owners to be able to work long term with remedies to maintain optimal health in their animals. The areas of wellbeing that this method can help with include emotional, behavioural and physical conditions. This is as equally successful on acute conditions as with long term chronic issues. Feel free to email me to enquire about any specific condition your animal may have.

First recorded film captured of an animal self selecting to treat an open wound in the wild.
03/05/2024

First recorded film captured of an animal self selecting to treat an open wound in the wild.

It is the first time a creature in the wild has been seen using a medicinal plant to treat a wound.

If you have a reactive dog and want to understand why and how to change, join the course below. Off to do a demo later ...
17/04/2024

If you have a reactive dog and want to understand why and how to change, join the course below.

Off to do a demo later today at one of their residential retreats. 🐾💕🐶

20/02/2024

📌Save this recipe for later!📌

To help us through these winter coughs and colds.
09/01/2024

To help us through these winter coughs and colds.

Pear + Star Anise + Ginger = A great combination to help strengthen lungs and fight against respiratory infections.

This brothy pear "tea" can help move stubborn phlegm. In Chinese medicine, pears are known to help support lungs. Star Anise is an antiviral and antibacterial. Ginger helps boost circulation and warm the body.

To a pot, add:
1-2 pears, sliced (can use dehydrated)
8-10 star anise
2-3 inches fresh ginger, sliced
Or 6 chunks of crystallized ginger
4-5 cups of water
Boil then simmer 20-30 minutes.
Strain out liquids and enjoy your spicy pear "tea"! Sip and rest.

When I first moved to Scotland I felt the cold a lot in winter. After seeing a TCM doctor he suggested using warming sp...
03/12/2023

When I first moved to Scotland I felt the cold a lot in winter. After seeing a TCM doctor he suggested using warming spices all through the winter to help me feel warmer. Other advice was: no cold food, make soup, stews, use ginger in cooking. This works! Oh, and wear natural wool, it’s much better at keeping warm than synthetic fabrics and supports our Scottish/British producers!

When I saw this post bell I thought I’d share it with you all. Walking dogs and tending horses in the cold dark months I thought this might help a few of you, and it’s delicious 💗🤠🐶 😋

In winter the spices below will help to keep you warm on those cold days. If you’re dairy intolerant substitute milk for an alternative. You can also add the spices to your tea or coffee.
Ginger, cinnamon and black pepper have thermogenic properties plus many other benefits.
Turmeric is anti inflammatory and balances the ph in your gut so great if you suffer with indigestion and heartburn.
Enjoy!

A wonderful remedy for wounds etc. I have used it for wounds combined with self selected essential oils. If you want t...
28/11/2023

A wonderful remedy for wounds etc. I have used it for wounds combined with self selected essential oils. If you want to know more, send me a message.

🌿 Green Clay for Wounds, Abscesses, Hot Spots and Paw Pads! 🐾
✨ Green clay possesses a unique ability to expedite healing by encouraging the migration of epithelial tissue (superficial pink/white tissue) across the wound, filling the void. It has also demonstrated exceptional efficacy in helping to knit together wounded paw pads while accelerating healing.

Unique Healing Abilities:
* 🦠 Antibacterial: Fights off unwanted microbes.
* 🌪️ Absorbent: Draws out toxins and prevents infections.
* 🚫 Deters flies.
* 🌿 Prevents debris: Maintains a clean healing environment.

Application Tips:
Gently apply a generous amount of dry green clay onto the wounded area to enhance and expedite the healing process. Animals typically don't attempt to lick it off, ensuring uninterrupted healing. If an animal tries to lick it off it is probably not suited to them, in which case offer turmeric powder.

Make a Poultice:
If you want the drawing properties of green clay: Create a healing poultice by mixing a small amount of water with green clay to effectively help draw foreign matter from the wound.💧

Alternative Remedy:
If green clay isn't your animals choice, offer turmeric powder—an antibacterial and wound-healing alternative (though it may stain fabric). 🌈

Long-Term Care:
Be mindful of potential drying effects on healthy skin. If this occurs, apply coconut oil to keep the skin moisturised and supple. 🥥🌟

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