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Pat McKay
Animal Homeopathy

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​Homeopathic Remedies

Homeopathic remedies are very different from drugs!

When  giving a homeopathic remedy to your animal, it isn’t the number of  pellets you give that is important; it is the number of times you give  them.  For example:  If you give 3 pellets all at one time, that is one  dose.  If you give 3 pellets, but you give them one at a time, just a  few minutes apart, now you have given 3 doses. 

When I say ONE  dose, I mean just exactly that…ONE DOSE…and that means 3 pellets given  all at one time.  Let’s say that you give 3 pellets and your animal  spits out one or two of the pellets.  That’s fine; throw them away.  As  long as your animal gets one pellet, s/he’s fine.  If s/he spits out the  last pellet, but it has been in his/her mouth for a couple of seconds,  that is still fine; s/he got one dose.  Do NOT give more pellets. 

If  you feel your animal may spit out the pellets, then crush them, and  there’s no way s/he can get the powder out of his/her mouth before it  dissolves, because the powder dissolves instantly.

After giving  your animal the one dose of 3 pellets given all at one time, then put  the vial with the rest of the pellets away in a safe place.  Do not  repeat the remedy.

The reason I always suggest giving 3 of the  #30 or 10 of the #10 is to make sure that if they spit out one or two  pellets, they still received a dose.

The remedy can be given at  any time on an empty stomach.  Do not give any food for at least an hour  after you have given a remedy.   If you have just fed your animal, then  be sure to wait an hour after feeding before giving the remedy. 

The  homeopathic remedy will come in a glass vial with a regular screw top;  that one is easy to know how to open.  Or if your remedy comes in a blue  plastic vial, take off the protective strip; turn the vial upside down  so the cover is on the bottom; then twist the cover, and with each twist  one pellet should come out into the cover.

There are several  different size pellets: #10, #20, #30 (sometimes known as #35).  The  larger the number, the larger the pellet.  When I say 3 pellets, I’m  talking about #30, the size of bee bees, because they are the most  common size you find in health food stores.

When you buy a kit of  remedies, very often they will come in #10, the size of coarse salt.   If you have #10, then my suggestion is to give about 10 of the little  pellets.

Most of the 30C remedies I suggest are available from  your local health food store if they carry homeopathic remedies.  Health  food stores are allowed to carry up to the potency of 30C. Sprouts  Farmers Markets has 30C and 200C potencies available.

Any  remedies that I suggest that are over 30C will be available online.   Amazon.com and PureFormulas.com are probably the best sources online.   The simplest way to find the remedy online is to go to Google and put in  the name of the remedy and the potency…that’s the numbers and letter  after the remedy; for instance, 30C…and you will see a link to the  remedy. 

Do not pay any attention to anything on the label  whether it says what the remedy is for, how many times to give it, that  it has a certain expiration date, because this information is required  by FDA and they don't know a thing about homeopathic remedies...probably  don't even know how to spell homeopathy.

Homeopathic remedies  never expire.  I have some that are 35 years old that work just fine.   What is important in storing remedies is that they are kept away from  strong aromas such as colognes, spices, cleaning fluids, etc.  They  should not be near cell phones, computers, TVs, speakers, or any devices  that have magnets. Most people have WIFI throughout your homes now, so  it is best to keep your vials in a closet in a drawer and/or a storage  container.  Warm and cold won’t bother them.  However, do not leave the  vial sitting on a windowsill in direct sun or on top of a heater or air  conditioner.  Do NOT refrigerate homeopathic remedies.

Giving the Remedy to Your Animal

When  I say to give one dose, that means to give 3 of these little white  pellets directly into your animal’s mouth directly from the cover of the  vial.  Or ten of the little #10 pellets.

Do not put the pellets  in your hand first, because no matter how clean your hands, you have  "stuff" on them, and the pellets are very porous and absorb everything.

Gently, but firmly, hold your animal’s mouth closed for a few seconds until you can feel s/he has swallowed the pellets.

If  you feel your animal will be resistant and/or spit out the pellets, or  you haven’t given a remedy before, so you don’t know how your animal  will respond, then my suggestion is to crush the pellets before giving  them to him/her.

To do the crushing, make a crisp fold in a heavy  white paper (or fold the paper twice).  Pour the pellets directly from  the vial into the open fold.  A reminder:  Do not put them in your  hand.  Fold the paper flat, with the pellets inside against the crease,  and put the folded paper on a hard counter top.  Be careful because the  pellets roll very easily, and they are also very hard to crush. Crush  them with the back of a spoon or a hammer.  Pour the powder onto a spoon  to put the powder in his/her mouth. Or you can pull your animal’s lip  out slightly and put the powder inside his/her lip.  S/he needs to get  only a small amount of the powder wet in his/her mouth to be effective.  Whatever amount of powder you get in your animal’s mouth that is  sufficient.  Do not keep trying to put more in his/her mouth, because  you are to give one dose only.

You may give the remedy any time  on an empty stomach; however, if it is near feeding time, then you need  to allow at least one hour away from eating when you give the remedy.

Email  me and let me know the day and time you give him/her the one dose of  the remedy I suggest, and by one dose I mean just one dose...I do not  mean one dose a day.  Your animal gets just one dose period.  This is so  often misunderstood that I feel I must make a point of explaining it.

Pat McKay
43 years experience in animal nutrition
39 years experience in classical homeopathy
www.patmckay.com
pat@patmckay.com

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