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Causative factors are revealed and treatment may involve dietary and life-style adjustments, homoeopathy, herbal medicine or nutritional supplementation.
The treatment improves and supports the body's own healing process without the use of drugs with potentially harmful side effects.
Common Health Problems that may be treated with alternative veterinary therapies:
· Allergies & Skin Conditions
· Anxiety & Emotional Problems
· Arthritis & Incorrect Bone Metabolism
· Digestive Disorders
· Immune System Disorders
· Conception, Pregnancy & Lactation Proble ms
· Cancer
· Failure to thrive in young animals
· Maintenance of old animals
· Urinary Tract Infections and Renal Insufficiency
· Upper Respiratory Tract Infections
· Mental problems: aggression, anxiety, fear, hyperactivity, hypersexuality, spraying
· Travel Sickness
Veterinary homoeopathy does not mean the end of common sense practices such as fluid therapy, nutritional therapy, surgical therapy, animal nursing and can be used in conjunction with conventional therapy.
All may have a place from time to time and the by word of the ethical physician, whether human or veterinary, must be open mindedness.
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