Bach Flowers


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Bach Flower Remedies.

Bach Flower Remedy is a specially prepared flower essence for your dog, containing the energy of medicinal herbs.

Your dog, just like you, is capable of a wide range of emotions. A happy wagging tail, or a retreat to a save corner can indicate how your dog feels, or how some outside stimulus has affected him. A bach flower remedy helps to improve your dogs behavior and well-being, it has enormous benefits as an additional pet medication.

Bach flower remedy is more like a homeopathic remedy than herbal in the way it works, effecting energy levels rather than chemical balances.

The bach flower remedy deals with and overcomes negative emotions like fear, aggression, or hyperactivity. Stress and pain leads to blockages in the flow of your dogs energy, what can cause dog behavior problems.

Cats, dogs, and other creatures, because of their innate harmony with their surroundings, don't usually get as out of balance as humans. Thus, the effects of the bach flower remedy on them is often far more immediate.

Please note that a bach flower remedy should never be considered as a substitute for veterinary care. Lethargy, hyperactivity or aggressive dog behavior may have a basis in a health disorder, and this should always be checked out first. Even if a physical condition is established, the bach flower remedy can hasten the healing process.

What Are Bach Flower Remedies?

The remedies were developed in the 1930’s by a noted British physician and scientist named Edward Bach. Dr. Bach found that preparations made from various flowering plants, trees and special waters had a unique calming effect. They were especially effective when emotions are involved, for instance after traumatic incidents that resulted in injury, abuse, or extreme fright.

How Many Remedies Are There?

Bach created remedies from 38 different plants. Each preparation has its own special properties and applications, ranging from increasing attention span to calming anxiety to relieving pain. A combination of five preparations, known as Rescue Remedy, is the one most commonly used.

What Does Rescue Remedy Do?

Rescue Remedy contains five individual preparations, but is considered a unique, separate essence. It is an all-purpose preparation that dog owners use to treat their pet’s emotions in many diverse situations. For example, some animals get extremely anxious prior to a show or being fed, so their owners may use Rescue Remedy to easy their anxiety.

How Do I Know What Emotions My Dog Is Feeling?

Okay, they may not speak to us but dogs do reveal their emotions to us. But if you look at your dog, how he is behaving, the wag of a tail, a gentle nudge of your hand, these and many other behaviors give clues to your dog’s emotions. Take the time to observe your pet carefully and before you know it you be “reading” him like a pro!

How Do I Give A Remedy To My Dog?

There’s no wrong way to apply one of these remedies. You can add them to food or water, place a few drops in your dog’s mouth, or rub them on your hands before petting the animal.

How Do I Know The Correct Dose?

Bach Flower Remedies are non-toxic so you don’t have to worry about an overdose. Usualy you will get the right dose from the one who made the mix, otherwise you will find the right dose in the many books you can find about Bach Flower Remedies.

Where Can I Get More Information?

There are many books and web sites that have more information about the history and uses of Bach Flower Remedies. Visit your local library or use a web search engine to find these other resources. And last but not least, I.m studying Bach Flower Remedies, amongst several other alternative therapies, and I am more then willing to help you to find the right mix and dose for you dog !! Just mail me !!

Closing Thoughts

Bach Flower Remedies are not a substitute for standard veterinary care. Rather, they are alternative therapies that may help your pet with a variety of emotional issues. Please carefully consider your options and take the time to look at alternative approaches when planning your dog’s health care.


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