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Farm animal homeopathy Complementary therapies for farm animals

16/05/2025

Along with good husbandry, homeopathy can be used to prevent animals being attractive to the blowfly and therefore prevent flystrike.

05/07/2022

Euphrasia for Eye Inflammation - Spotting symptoms and acting quickly before they develop is a skill for the homeopath farmer. A judicious choice of well-matched homeopathic remedies can nip problems like eye inflammation in the bud.

Look for key signs such as rubbing the eye, appearance of discharge, any change in weather or circumstance prior to onset of symptoms and notice what appears to make the symptoms better or worse.

There are many remedies to soothe eye inflammation and we are currently featuring three remedies you will find in the farm homeopathy kit. Where inflammation worsens or does not respond to treatment you must contact your veterinary surgeon.

To learn how to use farm homeopathy effectively visit us here https://learning.wholehealthag.org/farm-homeopathy-foundation-course

04/07/2022

Silica is an excellent tissue salt for chronic suppurations and ulcerations, glandular swellings and uterine disorders. It acts more prominently upon bones, joints, glands, skin and mucous surface. Its action is deep and long lasting. It is also found in connective tissues, especially embryonic and the nerve-fibres.

Silica is useful when there is insufficiency in absorbing or assimilating nutrients. Used most often by farmers where pus is forming or in septic infections. Silica promotes suppuration.

Learn how to use them on our Farm Homeopathy Foundation Course
https://learning.wholehealthag.org/farm-homeopathy-foundation-course

23/06/2022

Calc carb is often recognised as a typical 'bovine remedy'. It is a polycrest remedy which means that it has a very wide range of action and is more commonly used than other remedies. It also has it's place in 6x potency as a Tissue or Cell Salt.

Learn the difference between using Cal Carb as a Tissue Salt and as a stand-alone remedy on our Farm Homeopathy Foundation Course.

https://learning.wholehealthag.org/farm-homeopathy-course

20/06/2022

Many people find their way to homeopathy following their own "Arnica Moment". An amazing remedy to cover every eventuality - it has it's place at the top of every homeopath farmer's kit.

The homeopath farmer learns to compare and differentiate between remedies. One tool the farmer can use is to learn the remedy KEYNOTES. These are central characteristics of a remedy which can be used in the process of making the final remedy choice. It is only part of the whole case-taking and selection process but, learning the keynotes helps to speed up the process of remedy choice.

You can learn how to use homeopathy effectively on our Foundation Course. Learn more here https://learning.wholehealthag.org/farm-homeopathy-foundation-course

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15/06/2022

Bellis Perennis is known as the 'deeper Arnica'. It has an affinity for deep pelvic tissue and mammary tissue. Therefore, it is frequently used during birthing and where bruising or knocks may have caused mastitis.

The homeopath farmer learns to compare and differentiate between remedies. One tool the farmer can use is to learn the remedy KEYNOTES. These are central characteristics of a remedy which can be used in the process of making the final remedy choice. It is only part of the whole case-taking and selection process but, learning the keynotes helps to speed up the process of remedy choice.

You can learn how to use homeopathy effectively on our Foundation Course. Learn more here https://learning.wholehealthag.org/farm-homeopathy-foundation-course

Subscribe or sign up here: https://learning.wholehealthag.org/subscription

13/06/2022

Sepia is best loved by the farmer for it's reputation for balancing hormones. It is often used to improve fertility in the herd or flock.

The homeopath farmer learns to compare and differentiate between remedies. One tool the farmer can use is to learn the remedy KEYNOTES. These are central characteristics of a remedy which can be used in the process of making the final remedy choice. It is only part of the whole case-taking and selection process but, learning the keynotes helps to speed up the process of remedy choice.

You can learn how to use homeopathy effectively on our Foundation Course. Learn more here https://learning.wholehealthag.org/farm-homeopathy-foundation-course

Subscribe or sign up here: https://learning.wholehealthag.org/subscription

08/06/2022

Used most often at weaning time, Pulsatilla is invaluable for treating animals coping with separation.

The homeopath farmer learns to compare and differentiate between remedies. One tool the farmer can use is to learn the remedy KEYNOTES. These are central characteristics of a remedy which can be used in the process of making the final remedy choice. It is only part of the whole case-taking and selection process but, learning the keynotes helps to speed up the process of remedy choice.

You can learn how to use homeopathy effectively on our Foundation Course. Learn more here https://learning.wholehealthag.org/farm-homeopathy-foundation-course

Subscribe or sign up here: https://learning.wholehealthag.org/subscription

06/06/2022

Bryonia is commonly used on the farm for conditions such as mastitis, lameness or wounds.

The homeopath farmer learns to compare and differentiate between remedies. One tool the farmer can use is to learn the remedy KEYNOTES. These are central characteristics of a remedy which can be used in the process of making the final remedy choice. It is only part of the whole case-taking and selection process but, learning the keynotes helps to speed up the process of remedy choice.

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