Homeopathy for Dogs
A growing number of veterinarians in the United States are turning
to homeopathy for dogs to treat chronic diseases to allergic
reactions to cancer. They are discovering the effective,
gentle, non-toxic way that Homeopathy for dogs cures an animal’s
illness. The benefits are touted for humans, so why not pets
as well?
The use and acceptance of homeopathy in veterinary medicine has
fairly paralleled that of physicians. Homeopathy for dogs is
a safe and effective alternative to conventional veterinary
medicine. The mechanism by which these doses are said to work
is complex and much of the evidence is sketchy but the use of herbs
is easy to understand and the evidence of usefulness is more
readily available.
Homeopathy for dogs differs from conventional medicine in many
ways. The practitioner takes into account the entire picture
and a prescription is not based on a diagnosis. Instead the
prescription will be based on the specifics of the case.
For example: a dog may show signs of anorexic (loss of
appetite) without thirst and has an irritable personality as well
as diarrhea. The second dog may not have an appetite, be very
thirsty, seem lethargic and have episodes of vomiting. A
conventional veterinarian might treat both dogs much the same
way. However, based on the two different cases presented, the
homeopathy would prescribe two different remedies.
Homeopathy for dogs may be used to treat personality disorders
such as travel anxiety, aggressive behavior, fear, and separation
anxiety. While conventional medicine only suppresses the
behavior, which returns when the drugs are stopped, a homeopathic
remedy can achieve a cure.
One veterinarian experienced this with his own dog when the
animal’s fear of thunderstorms was cured. Acupuncture and
acupressure are also used to enhance the body’s own healing
energies to provide relief and restore the dog to balanced
health.
The goal of homeopathy for dogs is a slower, gentler treatment,
achieving the highest level of health for the canine
companion. Optimal nutrition is a great aid in this
process. Never treat your dog without first consulting a
veterinarian trained in homeopathy to correctly select the
appropriate remedy for your dog.
If you've started a remedy and not getting a response from your
pet, you can then start another remedy. There is no worry of
overdosing or side effects as with conventional medicine.
Homeopathy for dogs has helped many pets, but as with any new
product, you should monitor your pet. Homeopathic remedies
should never be handled directly as this may reduce their
effectiveness. The remedy should be given to the dog on a
clean palate, at least 15-30 minutes before or after eating or
drinking.
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