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Homeopathic First Aid for Animals
Homeopathic First Aid for Animals is a reader-friendly A-Z reference guide for treating almost any emergency
that may befall your animal companions. Chapters focus on pets, horses, barnyard animals, even birds and reptiles. Special sections
discuss caring for orphaned young animals and understanding how homeopathic medicines work. Practical clinical instruction in homeopathy
and first aid is included for each condition, from broken bones and diarrhea to poisoning and trauma. With real-life anecdotes from the
author's many years of veterinary experience treating household pets and farm animals, Homeopathic First Aid for Animals is as entertaining
as it is useful. It makes the perfect guide for those who want to give animals the nonthreatening, natural care they need. 223 pages, paperback.
Chapter by chapter:
- How to give remedies to animals
- Accident prevention
- Abscesses
- Accidents and trauma
- Back injuries and slipped disks
- The birthing process
- Bites from animals
- Bleeding
- Bone injuries
- Bruises
- Burns and scalds
- Car sickness and motion sickness
- Colic
- Collapse
- Cuts and skin abrasions
- Cystitis (Urinary tract problems)
- Diarrhea
- Ear conditions
- Electrocution
- Eye conditions
- Fear, fright, panic and hysteria
- Fever
- Fleas
- Hives
- Insect bites and stings
- Mastitis (Inflammation of the teats)
- Orphaned kittens and puppies
- Pain
- Poisoning
- Punctures
- Seizures or fits
- Shock
- Sprains and strains
- Sunburn and heatstroke
- Surgery
- Teeth injuries
- Vomiting
- Appendix: Kitten and puppy milk replacement formula; Special notes on feeding orphaned young; Eletrolyte solution recipe; Special notes on
birds, reptiles and fish; Suggested first aid equipment
About the author
Kaetheryn Walker teaches workshops in homeopathy and animal care and provides homeopathic consultations
for pets and wild animals throughout the United States and Canada. She lives on the Maine coast.
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