Individual Remedies
Here you can select whatever remedy you wish and we will have it made up and sent to you.
1 Select the potency you require in the first box. If unsure 6c or 30c is a good starting point
2 Choose whether you would prefer soft melt in the mouth tablets (approx. 50) or a dropper (10ml) or even the little sucrose pilules our human friend seem to like.
3 Write in the remedy you would like e.g. Arnica or Ruta grav,
All medicines are made up in a licenced pharmacy using Hahnemmanian methods
Our Price £6.50 (incl VAT)
Price for approx 80 tablets
Price for approx 80 tablets
Homeopathic Nosodes
What Is A Nosode?
In homeopathy, there is a special type of remedy called a nosode. A nosode (from nosos, the Greek word meaning disease) is a homeopathic preparation made from matter from a sick animal or person. Substances such as respiratory discharges or diseased tissues are used. It sounds repulsive, but the preparation, using alcohol, as well as the repeated dilution and succussion, essentially renders the substances harmless, while producing a powerful remedy.
The use of nosodes in a prophylactic manner, for preventing disease, has been employed in veterinary and human homeopathy for many years. It is supported by various holistic veterinarians and authors but there is little definite evidence of its efficacy apart perhaps in the Kennel Cough Trial by Christopher Day MRCVS.
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Our Price £7.20 (incl VAT)
Price for approx 70 tablets
Varieties on Offer
Cats
Combination Nosode:
Contains Cat Flu, Feline Enteritis, Feline Leukaemia, Feline Immunodeficancy Virus, and Feline Infectious Peritonitis
You can order separately as well. Just write what you would like in the individual remedies box above
Dogs
Combination Nosode Contains Distemper, Parvovirus, Leptospirosis and Infectious Hepatitis
Kennel Cough Nosode: Contains Kennel cough only
You can order separately as well Just write what you would like in the individual' remedies box above
Rabbits:
Combination Nosode: Contains Myxomatosis and Viral Haemorrhagic disease nosodes:
