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Case
Histories
 Spinal Problems
Feline Aids
Chemical Poisoning
Spinal Problems
Case
History: 4 year old Boxer neuter dog. Had
been neutered 6 months previously and been sore
in R front leg since. Had operation in R hind leg
and stifle area bone scraped 2 months previously
and been sore in the leg since. Had been on
various drugs with no improvement, vet now
recommending euthanasia. Diet: dried food, dog
rolls, rice and occasional beef mince or venison.
Presented with hot swelling on the spine just in
front of loin area and very overweight from
steroids. Given 2 homeopathic treatments and diet
change. Seen 6 weeks later, swelling on back
gone, able to get traction with hind legs and had
started to play with a ball and had lost a lot of
weight. Seen 5 weeks later was sound all round
and back to his usual active self. Given 2
remedies to complete treatment and 3 years later
is still sound and had no problems.
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Feline Aids
March
1993. Black oriental neuter age unknown. Vet
diagnosed feline aids. Presented with very bad
gingivitis, copious salivation, bleeding from the
mouth, glands swollen, temperature up and
vomiting. Diet: commercial cat food: dried and
tinned. Changed to raw natural diet which was not
adhered to. this cat has been through losing all
his teeth, several bouts of kidney failure,
pancreatits. Owner after last bout of kidney
failure when he almost died has now converted to
raw diet and cat has improved and stabilised.
Weight good, active, coat great. Still has days
when off food but this is due to chemical
sensitivity and when treated resumes eating.
Currently still going strong.
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Chemical Poisoning
This is
very common in my practice. Can be caused by
agricultural, horticultural, industrial,
household chemicals, food additives, toxins and
drugs. The range of symptoms can mimic all sorts
of conditions. Homeopathics work rapidly but
cannot prevent the problem re-occurring unless
the chemicals are avoided.
See
Animal Diet for information
on the correct diet for your Cat or Dog
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