AVMA refuses to condemn homeopathy for animals
A white paper denouncing homeopathy ignited a debate last year in the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA). It was quickly followed by a resolution from some, calling on the AVMA […]
Homeopathy a Placebo on the Farm?
"One argument in favor of the true healing power of homeopathy — one that I’ve never heard countered by the skeptics — is the success of homeopathic remedies in treating animals. Even the Queen of England likes to treat her pet Corgis with homeopathy!"
Tarentula Spiders Help Infected Cattle
Foot and mouth disease in cattle is treated by a homeopathic remedy prepared from the Tarentula cubensis spider. Foot and Mouth is a contagious viral disease of cloven-hoofed animals such […]
Delhi Zoo Uses Homeopathy for Its Animals
Homeopathy is a compassionate and humane way to treat people and animals. The National Zoological Park in Delhi zoo has been experimenting in using it for their animals when conventional treatments haven't helped.
Batty Rescue for Tiny, Carnivorous Animal
Even little bats need some homeopathy at times. After possibly flying into a ceiling fan, this little ghost bat’s injuries were treated with a complex (combination) remedy and he (or […]
Homeopathy for Cancer in Animals
Vet, Sue Armstrong, discusses possible reasons for the staggering increase in cancer in our pets, common remedies she uses for mammary tumours, and the recovery of “S” from rectal cancer […]
Farm Homeopathy – What the Farmers Say
Here’s a fascinating newsletter from Farm Homeopathy. It’s opening paragraph says: “Because there is nothing in it and there is no possible explanation for its action it is widely understood […]
The Queen’s Corgis
It’s good to read the Queen’s corgis are treated with homeopathy. From all reports they are thriving but it’s not just the Royal pets who benefit – the Queen and […]
Homeopathy to Replace Antibiotics for Farm Animal Diseases?
Will homeopathy replace antibiotics for farm animals in Europe? We are confident it will as it is already being used extensively by UK and EU farmers for this very purpose. […]
