Bach Flowers in Veterinary Medicine

Bach Flowers in Veterinary Medicine

Applications of Bach Flowers in Veterinary Medicine

Bach Flowers are a set of 38 floral remedies. These remedies are used to treat various emotional and psychological states, and can also be used in veterinary medicine to improve the well-being of animals.

Bach Flowers are certainly a natural preparation, neither invasive nor toxic.

It is advisable to dilute the essences in water before use.

The Bach Flowers contained in the bottle have a percentage of alcohol that must be taken into account even if no cases of intolerance have been reported.

In the personalized preparation, with several flowers together, it is advisable, in the veterinary field, not to add additional alcohol as a preservative.

It is also always advisable to ask your trusted veterinarian if the animal is allergic to any plant principle or is taking medicines for which the intake of the essences could have contraindications.

Bach Flower Applications in Veterinary Medicine

Stress and Anxiety: Remedies such as "Rescue Remedy" (combination of five flowers) are often used to deal with stressful situations, such as travel, veterinary visits or changes in the environment.

Aggressive or Shy Behavior: Flowers such as "Chicory" or "Larch" can help animals that display shy or aggressive behavior, helping them to feel more confident and balanced.

Emotional Trauma: Following physical or emotional trauma, some remedies, such as "Star of Bethlehem", can be useful for emotional recovery.

Companionship in Painful Situations: In animals in the terminal stage or in pain, Bach Flowers can contribute to a better quality of life, helping to manage anxiety and emotional pain.