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Homeopathy for People and Pets
By David the Dogman
David Klein FDTCB. F.inst D. Canine Behaviourist
In the early 1930's the noted British physician and scientist,
Dr. Edward Bach, discovered that the preparation of 38 flowering
plants, trees and special waters alleviated a broad range of
emotional and psychological difficulties. Bach also developed a
highly effective combination emergency rescue formula for the
relief of stress during acute stressful situations. "Rescue
Remedy" is regarded as the panacea Remedy, having the ability to
calm and distress any situation especially, those created by
traumatic incidents where an animal was terrorized, injured, or
abused.
But, how does one know what emotions dogs, cats, horses and all
animals are experiencing? You would be surprised as to how easy
it is to "read" an animal. All it takes is some observation and
a little insight. You might discover that animals take less
effort than humans do!
The Bach Remedies can be taken directly from the stock bottle
or from the personal dilution bottle by placing 2 - 4 drops in
your animal's feed or water. The Remedies are easy and
convenient to use with varied methods of application that can be
selected to suit an individual's specific needs.
The most common forms of administering the Remedies are placing
them into the animal's food or water; dropping them directly
into the animal's mouth; or rubbing the needed remedies on one's
hands before petting them.
There is no improper or wrong method of applying the Bach
Remedies. It is truly not necessary to be precise in counting
the number of drops in any of the dilution methods. The
suggestions given, herein, are merely to offer a reasonable
parameter of accepted dilution methods. Follow your own judgment
and insights. Remember that you cannot overdose the Remedies for
they are non-toxic.
RESCUE REMEDY
The following is a description of the Flower Remedies that make
up Rescue Remedy, the most commonly used Bach Flower Remedy.
Rescue Remedy is not a Flower Essence in itself but a
combination of five of original Remedies. Once these five
remedies are combined, the Rescue becomes an essence unto
itself. If is different now than its individual essences.
Clematis
* Increases attention span and ability to focus on the
training lesson at hand. When the animal is comatose or
unconscious for any reason; returning the animal to
consciousness.
* After any surgery to increase recovery alertness time.
Impatiens
For the very nervous animal.
a. Any form of nervous
difficulties, especially those that have the nervous shakes.
For the overly anxious animal.
a. At feeding times
b. Before a
show
c. For animals that have epileptic type fits especially
when agitated by being overly excited or upset.
Impatiens is for any form of pain.
Rock Rose
For any form of terror and panic a. After an
accident, injury, fire or any terrifying event. b. For the
overly fearful animal that possibly was terrified sometime in
their life. Fear does not dissolve naturally.
Rock Rose is for dauntless courage. a. For animals that are
used in service to mankind such as police work.
For the courageous animal to accentuate their already innate
abilities.
Cherry Plum
For the animal that looses control, becoming wild
and crazed.
a. for vicious animals that become dangerous when
provoked.
b. For the high strung animal, including horses, that
lose control easily.
c. for the animal that is destructive,
losing control.
d. Losing control when seeing another animal
enter into their territory.
e. To help retain control during
mating season for both sexes.
To remain in control when:
a. In competition when stressed by
strange people, noises, animals.
b. Training animals not to
react to gun -fire.
For the animal that becomes frantic when traveling such as
horses that spook when being placed in trailers.
For the animal that suffers from: a. Seizures or anxiety attacks
An animal who chews himself.
a. Allergies to grasses
b. Staying
away from stitches after surgery.
Star of Bethlehem
Star of Bethlehem is for all forms of trauma.
a. For the emotional trauma from the loss of a loved master or
mate.
b. Physical trauma after an injury of any kind.
c.
Birthing trauma
d. Traumatised from extreme cold or heat.
Star of Bethlehem is needed anytime comfort is indicated. a. To
give comfort to animals who were left alone or are in a kennel
feeling unloved. b. For an injured or ill animal who is required
to remain at a veterinary clinic, during which one time their
owners are there with them.
NOTE: Rescue Remedy is not meant to take the place of emergency
medical treatment. In serious conditions or situations requiring
medical attention, a veterinarian should be notified immediately.
Cerato
Keeps animals "on track". Therefore, it is ideal to
administer before and during a training session and during
competitive events.
Chestnut Bud
* To break bad habits such as: horses that won't leave the
stable or trailer.
* During any new training session to increase memory retention.
* To break old habits taught by other trainers.
* Enables horses to be more sure-footed on mountain trails -
more keenly aware of their surroundings, for agility dogs.
The above treatments are very suitable for us humans and are
recommended and acknowledged by all official medical authorities
including the British Medical Association.
Books that I recommend and from where this information has
been sought:
Practical Uses and Applications of the Bach Flower Emotional
Remedies by Jessica Bear, N.D.
Bach Flower Therapy Theory and Practice by Mechthild Scheffer.
Copyright by David Klein. Do you have any problems with
your pet? Then why not send your problem to DAVID THE DOGMAN.
David is a Canine Behaviourist who works and lives in Marbella,
Spain. Tel/Fax (00345) 2883388. David has his own radio and TV
shows, and writes for many newspapers and magazines. David has
been working with dogs for many years and started his career in
Israel, working on the Border Police. He has been involved in
all forms of training, including air sea rescue, air scent work,
and has trained dogs for finding drugs. David has devoted the
past 10 years to studying behaviour and the very passive
approach. He does not use choke chains, check chains, or any
form of aggression.
David The Dogman is available for private consultations in your
home, for further details telephone; Tel; (95) 2883388.
 
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