Rescue Remedy.......In my opinion, this is a must have for all pet owners,
and humans as well. It is completely safe.
It is similiar to an aspirin, tylenol or aleve for humans, in addition it is a calming agent, that restores
the harmony and balance that is normal.
It can be used for, a general "not feeling well", panic stricken, relieves tension, anxieties, fear, thunderstorms,
injury, trauma, exhaustion, wounds, vet visits, immediate crisis resulting from an accident.
There are no side effects or adverse drug interactions. It will not interfere with any prescribed
medications your pet may be taking.
One of my pets suffers from FLUTD, and is very sensitive to his environment and will become nervous or anxious.
I give him a few drops and he calms down immediately, back to normal.
It is a "must" before a visit to the vet, otherwise, the vet would not be able to go near him.
I've taken it myself before dental visits and if I'm upset or something very alarming occurs.
So, I know first hand what my animal is experiencing. It is just a sense of calmness and better able to focus.
What is it made of?
5 Flower Essences:
Star of Bethlehem: For trauma and shock
Clematis: For the tendency to "pass out," unconsciousness, being "far away"
Impatiens: For irritability, tension, fidgety
Rock Rose: For frozen terror, panic
Cherry Plum: Anger, verge of breakdown
What are flower essences?
Very simply put........some flowers like herbs, have medicinal value. These flowers are either boiled
or sun dried. The "essence" left behind in the spring water is added to a bit of alcohol.
You only need to give a couple of drops per dosage. It is not the amount given, but the frequency
which determines its effectiveness.
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