Canine and Feline Iridology

Download or read book Canine and Feline Iridology written by Georgina Cyr and published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform. This book was released on 2009-10-14 with total page 140 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This is a course workbook for the Canine - Feline Iridology Correspondence course. The price includes: The full color course workbook, access to study videos, and a copy of the Canine - Feline Iridology chart which you can have printed and laminated for your practice.You need to register for this course by emailing [email protected] to acquire these materials included in the course cost. Working with the Canine and Feline Iridology Course Workbook, you will be able to study Dog and Cat Iridology. This course will help you learn to identify current health issues as well as genetic strengths and health predispositions of dogs and cats. You can assist your animal in maintaining optimum health by learning basic iris signs that can indicate when there may be a potential health issue. There is an important distinction between a Veterinarian and an Iridologist. A Veterinarian diagnoses and treats disease, and is the sole authority on what drugs or surgery may be required according to traditional medical practices. An Iridologist educates the client about genetic predispositions, potential health issues, areas of irritation and inflammation, and other acute processes that may be occuring in the body. The pet guardian can then contact a veterinarian to look into treatment or to investigate further.Iridology can help you make informed decisions of what mix of services you may need for optimum health of your dog or cat.We hope you enjoy this introduction to Canine and Feline Iridology.