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WILD ANIMALS & BIRDS If you wish, go straight to the DISEASES list
The conditions for which they were presented have been mostly injuries, of various types. There is no common thread to explain, here, except perhaps to say that homeopathic first-aid remedies are just as valuable in these creatures as in humans or in domestic species. There is a list of homeopathic first aid medicines on the homeopathy page.
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Many of these conditions have been seen and treated by the AVMC: 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. If a wild animal is brought in to us, while the only promises that can be made are that we will always concentrate and put in maximum effort on the animal’s behalf, and strive for excellence in the application of natural medicine techniques, we are able to report an encouraging level of success in such troublesome and chronic conditions. A great many creatures have surprised us with their ability to defy prognosis and recover. Follow a full holistic programme and rely on the animal’s innate healing ability. We don’t usually charge for attending wild animals and birds. The type of wild animals seen hitherto include wild mammals such as deer, badgers, squirrels, foxes, rabbits, hares, otters, stoats, weasels, hedgehogs and wild birds such as owls, buzzards, falcons, eagles, hawks, kites, ducks, geese, swans, moorhens, coots, finches, sparrows, starlings, blackbirds, pigeons, doves, blackbirds, crows, rooks, jackdaws, magpies, robins and thrushes. We have also dealt with lizards, and toads. We would be very willing to treat aquatic mammals such as dolphins and seals. We have also treated orphan elephants (homeopathy for elephants), in Africa, albeit from the UK.
Legislation affecting the handling and treatment of Wild
Animals in the UK
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Over the years, it has been our pleasure to attend to many different wild creatures, varying from hedgehogs to foxes, deer to badgers, weasels to wild birds,
squirrels to voles. The AVMC does not charge
fees to attend sick or injured wild animals.
Many species are very prone to idiosyncratic drug reactions, with modern conventional drug therapy. Happily, they respond well to homeopathic input
(which does not carry this risk) without these adverse effects. This makes the treatment of sick
wild animals very rewarding to the veterinary homeopath.
The use of homeopathy,
acupuncture and other alternative therapies does not
rule out the need for a proper examination and assessment of each
patient, necessary diagnostic tests, appropriate measures to repair injury and a study of natural lifestyle and
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