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Cat problem
I suppose animal can also be treated using homeopathic remedy. I have a cat which has fallen from my 4-storey building for 5 times from small. Now it has a problem where it has no urinating control. It will dirty my floor whenever it walks because the urine will come out whilst it walks. I have tried Arnica 30 but not successful. Can anybody advise me?zainalbusu on 2004-11-26
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How could a cat fall that many times...no protection??
Poor dear is brused beyond bruses. Deep trauma. Has a vet seen the cat? There may be a rupture within the urinary function areas.
Arnica and hypericum every day. Place in drinking water once a day. You must have the cat looked at by vet.
The cat might as well been picked up by the tail and slammed against a wall. ANYONE'S urinary system would be damaged beyond bruses. Sabra
Poor dear is brused beyond bruses. Deep trauma. Has a vet seen the cat? There may be a rupture within the urinary function areas.
Arnica and hypericum every day. Place in drinking water once a day. You must have the cat looked at by vet.
The cat might as well been picked up by the tail and slammed against a wall. ANYONE'S urinary system would be damaged beyond bruses. Sabra
♡ sabra 2 decades ago
single dose arnica 200c possible vertrebal
most like subluxation/mis-alignment envoled..but use arnica 200c first
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most like subluxation/mis-alignment envoled..but use arnica 200c first
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♡ John Stanton 2 decades ago
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