New Baby in the House 21st century furry friends can be just as indulged as our kids and are used to receiving a lot of attention. It can be quite shocking to suddenly find that their humans are distracted, exhausted or … Continued
Christmas over indulgence remedies are similar to those for humans with Nux vomica at the top for vomiting or constipation due to eating rich leftovers or raiding the pantry. Phosphorous is often indicated when the animal vomits soon after eating, but is … Continued
The summer months can see an increase in the incidence of grass seeds causing problems for animals. These seeds, usually spiky and arrow shaped can lodge in the ears, nose, eyes or throat or get trapped in the fur and … Continued
Australia’s beautiful summer weather is just perfect for holidays and outdoor living and this is one area where homoeopathy can be your best friend. Be it holidays at home or one involving travel it’s a great idea to have your … Continued
A localised collection of pus surrounded by inflamed tissue is known as an abscess and can be caused by trauma or bacteria that invade the skin. This usually happens if a wound was left untreated and has become infected. Symptoms … Continued
Animals can be susceptible to ailments during changes in weather in Autumn/early Winter and then again in Spring, exposure to the elements or contact with respiratory viruses. You can treat these symptoms easily with your homoeopathic remedies by observing the … Continued
If you are a dog owner you have most likely had some experience of anal gland problems with your pet; usually a very itchy tail end causing the dog to be upset, scratching around their bottom and generally miserable and … Continued
Animals can suffer from different types of anxiety, such as social anxiety where they are nervous and anxious around other animals and/or humans, noise anxiety with a fear of loud or unusual noises, e.g. thunder, fireworks, and separation anxiety where … Continued
In the case of accidents and injuries your remedies are invaluable. To minimise damage attend to any trauma quickly with the indicated remedy along with any other necessary first aid treatment. Taking care as even the friendliest animal, when scared, … Continued
As dogs age, their bladder sphincter muscles can weaken, resulting in incontinence. It’s especially common in spayed females. Since incontinence can indicate various issues, including infections and bladder stones, always have your vet examine your pet. If the diagnosis is … Continued