Homeopathy is a natural therapy on the rise, both in the human world and in the animal world. This is so for several reasons, among which we can highlight its good efficacy together with very good safety conditions: homeopathy does not produce any adverse or secondary effects.
In this article we are going to delve into the world of homeopathy for cats, now discover how you can help your pet in a more natural and harmless.
What is homeopathy and how can it help my cat?
Homeopathy is a natural therapy that uses remedies extracted from strains of various origins, the most common being animal, mineral and vegetable. These substances are diluted following certain laws until the homeopathic remedy is finally achieved.
This is a remedy with very low concentrations, which makes it an extraordinarily safe remedy For you to understand how the homeopathy in your cat we will use the example of urinary infections of our cats. Some of these urinary infections are known as idiopathic, that is, without an established cause. This is not the case, in fact, behind these infections there is a state of stress maintained over time.
In this case, homeopathy would act on the state of stress and by correcting the cat's main imbalance, a cure would be produced at the urinary level, since it was a part that was suffering the physical consequences of stress. In addition, cats are very sensitive animals and this makes homeopathy work very effectively on them.
Homeopathic remedies for cats
Here we are going to name some remedies that may be very useful to your cat Remember that homeopathy must be diluted to be administered to an animal and must be separated from taking any food. It is also important that you remember that the person who can best recommend a homeopathic treatment is a homeopathic veterinarian, since they will be able to treat your cat individually and establish the most suitable dose. appropriate.
- Arnica Montana: Reference remedy for any fall, trauma, bite or injury that causes pain.
- Calendula: Highly recommended for wounds, so they don't get infected and can heal properly.
- Nux Vomica: Ingestion of a hairball with subsequent difficulty in expelling it.
- Arsenicum Album: Cats with anxiety manifested by walking aimlessly at night.
- Belladona or Calcarea Carbonica: Anxiety manifested with the desire to bite.
- Natrum Muriaticum: Depressive state, especially if it is related to the death of a family member or pet.
We cannot finish this article without reminding you that if you have a serious problem you should go to the vet and let him prescribe a homeopathic treatment specific, since only veterinary homeopaths are capable of responding to a he alth problem that may compromise your cat's balance and quality of life.
