Bach Flower Remedies
Soothing Pet Stress With the Magic of Bach Flower Essence Remedies
Here at South San Diego Veterinary Hospital, Dr. McAndrew uses Bach Flower Remedies and other flower remedies to treat animals for various emotional problems successfully. Once the basic problem is identified and the remedy administered, there is often evidence of rapid improvement. Flower essences work well when combined with other traditional or alternative medicines. At South San Diego Veterinary Hospital, we have experience mixing and matching the remedies most beneficial to your pet. If you're in the San Diego, CA, area, give us a call at 619-423-7121
to schedule today!
Natural Stress & Anxiety Solutions for Dogs & Cats
Here are some common problems and the flower remedy that works for them:
Homesick or Being Separated from Loved Ones
Honeysuckle
Skin Irritations
Agrimony, Beech or Crabapple
Slow Learners or to Increase the Ability to Focus
Clematis or Madia
To Quiet the Animal That Runs in Circles:
Heather and Cherry Plum, Chestnut Bud, White Chestnut
When Traveling
Beech (For Intolerance)
Scleranthus (For Equilibrium Problems)
Impatiens (For Nerves)
Walnut (For Transitions)
Elm (For Nerves)
Red Clover (For Nerves)
Star of Bethlehem (For Comfort)
Flower Essence for Pet Wellbeing
Flower essence remedies are tinctures produced from the essences of flowers. They have healing abilities and are used to treat people and animals. Each flower resonates at a frequency that can cause healing to occur. Taking the tinctures can contribute to an adjustment primarily on an emotional level.
History of Bach Flower Remedies
Originally, 38 flower remedies were discovered by English physician Dr. Edward Bach in the 1930s. These 38 remedies are called the Bach Flower Remedies. Today, many more flowers from around the world have been found to have healing abilities and are used as flower essence remedies.
Bach Flower Remedies Spotlight: Rescue Remedy
The most commonly used Bach Flower Remedy is the Rescue Remedy, which calms nervous animals in shock, afraid, or lonely. It contains essences of:
- Cherry Plum
- Clematis
- Impatiens
- Rock Rose
- Star of Bethlehem
Try Bach Flower Therapy now; call 619-423-7121 for more information.
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2910 Coronado Ave, San Diego, CA 92154
From downtown San Diego:
Take Interstate 5 South past Chula Vista to the Coronado Avenue exit; turn left onto Coronado; go through two traffic lights, and we're on your left, on the corner of Madden Street.
From East County:
Take Interstate 805 South past Chula Vista to 905 West; take the Beyer Blvd. exit and turn right (north). The second traffic signal is Coronado Avenue; turn left and it's a 1/2 block up on your right, across from the Northgate Market.