Juliette de Baïracli-Levy (1912–2009)

When applying Levy's wisdoms to contemporary cat care,pawleeze run the ideas past an open-minded vet, just to check that no harm will result. Some of the old pet treatments and remedies have been shown to be less than safe. At the same time, note that many old treatments and tonics lay waiting to be rediscovered, and that much of this can be accomplished by carefully wading through Levy's writings.

We have great respect for Levy's teachings, and this book is a gem with no equal. We continue to glean insight from re-referencing this book, deepening our knowledge through Levy's counsel. ... When applying Levy's wisdoms to contemporary dog and cat care, review the ideas with an open-minded vet, just to check that no harm will result. Note that, in general, dogs' systems are more tolerant of herbal tonics and food therapies than are cats. Also, importantly, note that some of the old pet show more treatments and remedies have been shown to be less than safe. ... At the same time, many old treatments and tonics lay waiting to be rediscovered, and Levy's writings are a primary gateway to recouping lost knowledge of natural pet health. show less

We love learning about animal health through natural rearing and herbal remedies from the late and great Juliette de Baïracli Levy. Just a wee general caveat: Always check anyone's remedy ideas, oldtime or modern, against current toxicology and drug-interaction databases. ... And pawleeze find an open-minded vet to consult with before applying the ideas in Levy's books. As with all treatments and remedies, whether of 'traditional' or modern pharma/allopathic origin, over time some are show more inevitably proven unfavorable. show less

I have found this book valuable. The author is very knowledgeable about animals and how to care for them with herbs.