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About the desk

Diernatuur Wikiis an independent, evidence-based reference work and news desk on natural and complementary veterinary medicine — from herbs and supplements to CBD, safety and regulation, for dogs, cats, rabbits and horses. Every topic carries a visible verdict on the strength of the evidence, including an honest “no evidence”. We sell nothing and have no stake in which remedy you choose.

How we work

We write factually and check claims against authoritative sources such as the European Medicines Agency, veterinary literature and national authorities. For rulings and claims we link to the original, so you can read it yourself. Where the scientific evidence is limited, we say so honestly.

We use AI tools to process sources quickly when putting our articles together. Every piece is the responsibility of the editorial desk: we set the angle, check the facts and put our name to it.

Our editors

Each section has a dedicated editor who follows the topic closely:

No medical advice

Diernatuur Wiki does not give medical advice and does not make diagnoses. If you have symptoms or take medication, always consult a doctor or pharmacist.

Frequently asked questions

Are natural remedies safe for animals?
Natural does not automatically mean safe. What is harmless for one species can be toxic for another — essential oils in cats, for example. Herbs and supplements can also interact with prescribed medication. When in doubt, ask your vet.
Do natural remedies replace my animal’s medication?
No. They are not a substitute for prescribed veterinary treatment. Never stop or change your animal’s medication on your own; discuss it with your vet first.
Do you give veterinary advice?
No. Diernatuur Wiki is an independent reference work and news desk, not a veterinary practice. We do not give treatment advice or make diagnoses. If your animal has symptoms, consult a vet.