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Homeopathy on the Farm Cattle - Sheep - Pigs - Buffalo - Poultry - Llamas - Goats If you wish to go straight to the DISEASES list, click icon for the desired species in this table:
Natural medicine fits into this scheme of things very well, whether a farm is run organically or more conventionally. Well-managed animals ‘do’ better and stay healthy more easily. It is directly in our interests to keep them as healthily as we can, with optimum welfare.
Homeopathy can also be administered on a herd basis in a very simple and cost-effective way, demanding very little labour. Homeopathy for the farm, delivered in this way, is an immense advantage in these times of farm labour shortages.
The reason for this strategy is to optimise/maximise healing ability, so that the best use is made of the extraordinary capacity of natural medicine to stimulate the regenerative and healing mechanisms innate in the animal's body. We use one or other of the natural medicine strategies, or an integrated combination of them, to apply the healing stimulus. We use nosodes, where appropriate and likely to be in the interests of health. We then try to do away with the need for this medical input, natural and non-harmful though it is, by offering detailed management scrutiny and ongoing monitoring. While homeopathy is the main thrust offered to farms, because of its immense practicality and ease of application, acupuncture, herbs (herbal medicine), chiropractic manipulation, tissue salts etc. are also offered, according to practicality. The use of homeopathy, acupuncture, herbs and other alternative therapies does not rule out the need for a proper examination and assessment of each individual patient, necessary diagnostic tests, appropriate measures to repair injury and a study of natural lifestyle and diet (special for each species or type), in order to be able to speed recovery. We have enjoyed a good measure of success through this methodology, seeing, as in other species, recoveries from diseases which are usually associated with a poor prognosis in conventional terms and wisdom.
We take on any farm animal challenge, including several fish problems in the recent past.
If so, there may be another way ... Have you considered Natural Medicine and holistic management methods? N.B.: The AVMC cannot treat any notifiable disease in the UK, without express dispensation from DEFRA. See also: DISEASES Click on any condition for more information. Send a request if a disease is not shown or is not yet covered. N.B. Some of these links are in preparation. Click on any condition for more information. Send a request if a disease is not shown or is not yet covered. N.B. Some of these links are in preparation. Click on any condition for more information. Send a request if a disease is not shown or is not yet covered. N.B. Some of these links are in preparation. POULTRY DISEASES (domestic fowl): Click on any condition for more information. Send a request if a disease is not shown or is not yet covered. N.B. Some of these links are in preparation. Other species: sporadic demand for treatment of herd, flock or individual treatments, in less common species (e.g. Buffalo, Deer, Reindeer, Camelids, Goats), are taken on by the AVMC on the same holistic basis. While the only promises that can be made are that we will always concentrate and put in maximum effort on your farm's behalf, and strive for excellence in the application of holistic natural medicine techniques, we do enjoy an encouraging level of success in such troublesome and chronic conditions. A great many herd and flock problems have yielded to a full holistic programme, applied in this way.
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The farming of animals is not a ‘natural’ activity and
we do it for our own benefit. For this reason, it behoves us to make as good a
job of it as we can, in order to maximise welfare and quality of life for the
animals involved.
Even reindeer have come to Britain
(Kent, Cairngorms & Devon) and, although the
AVMC has never had a request to treat reindeer, they
should respond just as well
as other species to homeopathy, to herbs, to acupuncture etc. A
memory that will never fade was having a reindeer sleigh ride in Lapland (at -36°C),
with the poor reindeer showing clear signs of spinal and pelvic misalignment.
This was a case desperate for chiropractic manipulation. However, 'tourists' are not allowed to touch the reindeer
(despite entreaty), so the poor creature went untreated,
despite being asked to work daily.
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