In general, the remedy you would give to a human for a particular medical issue is the same remedy you would give to your animal friends for a similar medical issue. You must observe your pet to determine the correct remedy to give. For example, you might notice that your sick dog, who usually prefers to sleep on the couch cushion, is lying on the cold tile floor before the door leaking a winter draft. Considering Pulsatilla, you could conclude that the dog feels better from the moving air. Or you might consider Aconite after noticing that your pet is coughing and sneezing in the evening after a long run outside in especially cold, windy weather. NOTE: There is more info that can be useful for pets within the other sections.  

Below is an abbreviated list of some common animal medical concerns and remedies you might consider when helping them: calcium pottasium magnesium iron zinc etc

AdditionAL INFORMation

Are you looking for a natural wellness solution to help your family be as healthy as possible? Homeopathy can help! It’s easy to get started at home. You don’t need to be an anatomy, physiology, or pharmacology expert. Using the information on this site, you will learn how to use homeopathy to care for the minor illnesses and injuries of daily life.

Explore the NCH searchable database of common maladies and first aid injuries to learn more about conditions that are easily supported with homeopathy at home. To search the database, type in the symptom, illness, or injury for which you’d like to find a remedy in the search box.

Remember

The information herein should not be interpreted as a recommendation to treat any particular disease or health-related condition. Consult your medical professional about all health-related concerns. For severe or life-threatening conditions, seek emergency care or dial 911.

To learn more about how to choose a homeopathic remedy or a potency, visit our Getting Started with Homeopathy page.