Vets4InformedChoice

I am constantly grateful to our horse for introducing me to homeopathy. The placebo argument feels slightly less strong in a ton of horse, taking a tiny white tablet which was given in a carved out bit of carrot for five days**. Which stopped us having to have 6 weekly steroid injections into her eyelid, and ultimately seemed to save her eye (especially a relief having spoken to others who had the same condition and ended up with a one eyed horse - good for a pirate comedy or something but seems a little bit wasteful if there's another way). And for nearly dying on the conventional treatment for Cushing's disease, then making a total comeback on that with a trialled and proven effective homeopathic treatment for that. 

I am all for the vets not being bullied like they are being for something I see doing such beautiful work. Read more about what you can do to help.

I am pretty happy that non-trialled, individualised homeopathic prescribing helped me drive my car, or us be driven, with a happy dog, not one that would vomit each time we went out. There is nothing amusing about arriving somewhere with vomit dribbling down your inner thigh because you'd sat in the back to hopefully help the dog have an easier journey and she chose to vomit all over you in return... 

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** Although to give some their case, they would say she knew we knew we wanted her to get better. Why we didn't want her to get better whilst paying a fortune to other vets I'm not sure. I haven't grasped that bit of their argument yet.