Homeopathy is a unique form of medicine.  Developed in the late 18th century, it is driven by the concept "like cures like," which involves administering small concentrations of a specific toxin to treat the identical symptoms it could cause in larger amounts.  

It is founded on the idea that pets, like humans, have a self-healing response, and that health conditions start to develop when that response is interrupted.

Homeopathic remedies can improve an animal’s healing capability and help it  overcome a medical condition by replacing the illness. For example, pets with diarrhea will be treated with diluted substances of plant or minerals that are known to cause diarrhea.  

The substances used in homeopathy come from natural substances, herbs, and minerals that are diluted far beyond the level of toxicity.  These are not only used to treat ailing pets, but they can also be used for health maintenance to prevent any future diseases, even highly fatal epidemics.

When you use a homeopathic remedy for your pet, it means they are safer because these remedies produce little to no side effects. Veterinarians training for homeopathic remedies are growing in numbers, and a lot of pet owners around the world are opting for this natural form of treatment too.

Some of the remedies that you can use for basic pet needs are:

Arnica Montana

is good for treating bruises, sprains, and some minor injuries.

Apis Mellifica

can be used to treat insect bites and stings.

Arsenicum Album

is a natural remedy for diarrhea and food poisoning.

Carbo Vegetabilis

is good for dogs who are always bloating.

Thuja Occidentalis

can prevent reactions from vaccines.

There are thousands of homeopathic remedies available to treat a wide range of diseases and conditions. Talk to a trained homeopathic veterinarian and start giving your pet homeopathic remedies.