Applied Zoopharmacognosy stands on a scientific foundation, looking into what animals select for specific conditions. Research not only provides valuable insights into animal welfare, animal behaviour, chronic disease and drug resistance, but also has practical applications for humans.  

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This website and its courses are intended as an educational resource, offering insights into the ways animals may instinctively engage with plants, clays, and other natural materials in support of their own well-being. The case studies, observations, and discussions presented here are based on real-world experiences, traditional knowledge, and research within the field of animal self-medication (zoopharmacognosy).

This website and its courses do not offer veterinary advice, nor is it intended to diagnose, treat, or prescribe for any medical or behavioural condition in animals. While some of the natural substances discussed may be selected by animals in certain contexts, their use should never replace the advice and care of a qualified veterinarian.

The author does not claim to be a veterinarian, and this website and its courses are not a substitute for veterinary consultation. Readers are encouraged to seek professional guidance when making decisions that affect the health of animals in their care.

The content is shared in good faith for educational purposes and should be interpreted accordingly, respecting the laws and regulations of the reader’s/ students country.

All rights reserved. No part of this website may be reproduced, modified, stored, or transmitted without prior written permission. Material downloaded must be used in context and credited appropriately. The author asserts rights under copyright law. No liability is accepted for the accuracy or safety of information. Applied Zoopharmacognosy or Self-Medication cannot diagnose conditions and should not replace veterinary medicine. The author is not responsible for the use of plant extracts.