Bach Flower Remedies For Dogs

Pets are our true companions and are not detached from the stresses, strains and emotions we are experiencing. As they are feeling with us, or sometimes taking on our feelings, it is possible that they can be suffering quietly for many years. They either withdraw, become depressed and despondent or agitated and nervous. In some cases the animal will begin showing aggressive behaviour or become ill.

From the early days of discovering the healing potential of flowers, Dr Bach saw that his 38 remedies would benefit not just humans, but all living creatures.
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How and Where I Treat

In the first consultation session we will: take the case history, …

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Treating animals with the BFR

The remedies will work on the emotions and will not interfere …

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FAQs

The BFRs are very safe to take. They can be given to all animals, …

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Bach Flower Remedies and Animals

Animals respond to the Bach Flower Remedies particularly well, …

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Bach Flower Remedies and Animals

Animals respond to the Bach Flower Remedies particularly well, sometimes showing signs of improvement in a short time. The BFRs have changed many people’s lives for the better and the increased use of them for animals...

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What are the BFRs?

There are 38 flower remedies, each one having the ability to help with a specific emotional or mental state...

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Dr Edward Bach

Dr Edward Bach was a physician thinking ahead of his time. He was born in Moseley, outside of Birmingham. Two key factors came together in his lifetime; his love for nature and the world, and his compassion for his clients ...

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Does your dog give you problems?

Dear reader, throughout my writing I have used the female gender but in all cases she refers to he and she, and her to him and her.

There is no doubt that because you are browsing through this website you have an interest and love for animals. You may be a carer of one or more dogs. Most of us dog owners certainly set out to give them a wonderful home, take care of their wellbeing (which includes good veterinary care), plenty of walks, good food, and helping her to socialise.

Nevertheless, some dogs come with a big challenge we didn’t account for. Perhaps you cannot let your dog off lead, she is not good with other dogs, she has a tendency towards aggression, she is fearful and shy, she is not all right with people, particularly children, or she might suffer from separation anxiety (see glossary) and therefore you are unable to leave her for any length of time.

All these issues are not only making the dog’s life a misery but your’s and that of your family as well. This cannot be underestimated as it is potentially a reason for a very stressful home situation, or in the worst case scenario re-homing might be considered.

Pets are our true companions and are not detached from the stresses, strains and emotions we are experiencing. As they are feeling with us, or sometimes taking on our feelings, it is possible that they can be suffering quietly for many years. They either withdraw, become depressed and despondent or agitated and nervous. In some cases the animal will begin showing aggressive behaviour or become ill.

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It is not uncommon of owners to share stories about their animals: how they sense certain atmospheres, relate to particular people, mourn the loss of a family member, sometimes alert us to danger, or feel lonely and depressed. The range of their feeling-life is not only similar to ours as human beings but is in some way extremely refined.

There are well known cases about a dog that alarms the person who’s blood sugar level is about to drop dangerously low www.diabetes.co.uk/hypo-alert-dogs.html or of a parrot sensing the positive or negative news in a letter his owner is about to open www.sheldrake.org/research/animal-powers/the-nkisi-project.

From the early days of discovering the healing potential of flowers, Dr Bach saw that his 38 remedies would benefit not just humans, but all living creatures.

Due to their supersensitive nature, animals respond very well to the Bach Flower Remedies (BFRs). They have the ability to bring greater harmony, happiness and emotional health, in times of distress and trauma.

Some of the 38 variety of flowers used to treat animals with Bach Flower Therapy

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Cherry Plum

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Heather

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Beech

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Gentian

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Walnut

Questions and Answers

When should I consult a Bach Flower Animal Practitioner?

As soon as you notice a change in your pet’s behaviour or when you sense she is out of balance I advise you contact a BFAP. Chances are that your pet has been trying to deal with an issue for some time on her own but was not able to resolve it.

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Are the BFRs suitable for all animals?

The BFR’s are very safe to take. They can be given to all animals, from a very young age to the very elderly. They are hypoallergenic, drug and chemical free. Four drops from a treatment bottle are simply put on a little food then given to the animal.

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Do the BFRs have side effects?

The BFRs are 100% natural and totally free from any negative side effects. The amount of pure flower essence contained in each remedy is very small. Each stock bottle, ie the type you buy in a health food store or from the Bach centre, contains just two drops of the flower petal water
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