| Agrimony | helps lift the spirits. | |||
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| Aspen | for anxiety attacks, for the nervous, fearful dog, especially in new circumstances. This dog often carries
its tail between its legs, may be a submissive wetter. Aspen may help assist dogs that were harshly disciplined in the past. for the fraidy cat that is always slinking from safe place to safe place, never being quite at ease. Startles easily at any sound, even non-threatening sounds it has heard before. (Note that in some cases this is due to abuse or trauma in the past--in those instances Star of Bethlehem may be beneficial. : When in doubt try both Star of Bethlehem and Aspen.) |
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| Beech | for the pet that has no tolerance for another animal or certain people. May be effective with Walnut to assist in keeping the peace between two pets who always seem to be fighting. | |||
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| Cerato | may quiet the attitude. | |||
| Cherry Plum | may enable the ability to handle great forces spontaneously. Easees fear of losing control. | |||
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| Chestnut Bud | may enable to learn easily. | |||
| Chicory | for the pet that follows you around, is constantly underfoot, and becomes extremely upset when left alone. For the jealous pet. For the affectionate pet who must always be in your lap. | |||
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| Clematis | used in helping to regain consciousness after an accident or following surgery to help awaken from anesthesia. | |||
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| Crab Apple | helps to remove negative impressions. | |||
| Elm | may increase ability to cope with demands. | |||
| Gentian | helps to overcome nervousness. | |||
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| Gorse | helps to move on despite all the besets. | |||
| Heather | may help the pet that is always barking in effort to be center of attention. | |||
| Holly | may ease emotions of the angry pet who threatens to attack, or attacks without provocation. Holly may be useful in treating aggressive behavior often due to jealousy, trauma or abuse in the past. | |||
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| Honeysuckle | may help the pet who has lost a person or other animal they have been close to. Star of Bethlehem may be used as well to address this condition, also along with Walnut to help adjust to a new location. | |||
| Hornbeam | for fatigue. The strengthening essence. Helps increase vigor. | |||
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| Impatiens | helps to ease irritability, tension and may enhance patience. | |||
| Larch | for the pet with little or no self-confidence. May enable the ability to look for new experiences with can do and will do feelings. | |||
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| Mimulus | helps release fear, such as fear of thunderstorms, takes on inner strength and courage, radiates strength and confidence. | |||
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| Mustard | may enable feelings of joy and inner serenity. | |||
| Oak | helps reduce inner emotional pressure. | |||
| Olive | for the totally exhausted, ill or traumatized pet. This remedy may lend a measure of strength and comfort to the seriously ill along with Star of Bethlehem. | |||
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| Pine | helps to accept the present as it is. | |||
| Red Chestnut | helps to absorb peace and calm. | |||
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| Rescue Remedy | for accidents, illness, separation anxiety as well as trauma and shock. The combination of: Star of Bethlehem, Rock Rose, Impatiens, Cherry Plum and Clematis flower essences are called "Rescue Remedy". |
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| Rock Rose | helps to overcome fear, terror and panic. | |||
| Rock Water | may help to learn easily, accept new training, willing to change routine. | |||
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| Scleranthus | helps to maintain inner balance. | |||
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for pets adopted from shelters, the abused, the physically and emotionally traumatized, either currently or in the past. | |||
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| Sweet Chestnut |
helps to increase trust. | |||
| Vervain | for the highly strung pet with a great deal of nervous energy. For dogs who are hard to keep from jumping or barking. This remedy may help in slowing them down. | |||
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| Vine | may help enhance social tolerance, and temper aggressive, dominating behavior. | |||
| Walnut | very helpful for any sort of changes that a pet may experience, such as a new baby or new pets in the house, or moving. It helps ease adjustment. | |||
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| Water Violet | may be useful for pets that were socialized late in life, and seem very stand-offish. : May help balance their enjoyable interactions with other people and animals in their environment. | |||
| White Chestnut |
may allow calm and peace to flow right through. | |||
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| Wild Oat | may help to gradually grow calmer, clearer and more certain in heart and mind. | |||
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| Wild Rose | may help to revise the spirit with vital energy. | |||
| Willow | Willow may help strengthen inner-will to stand up against dominance. | |
| P i c k a F l o w e r |
| Emotion | Anxiety | Jealousy | Grief | Irritable |
| Flower | Aspen | Chicory | Honeysuckle | Impatiens |
| Emotion | Fear | Trauma | Aggressive | Illness |
| Flower | Mimulus | Star of Bethlehem | Holly | Olive |
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