Course in Homeopathy for Emergencies
NEXT CLASS: Montreal May 30, 2008 (french)
Toronto 2008 (English)
Homeopathy used parallel with veterinary care is safe , non-toxic and has no undesireable side effects; a helpful assetin an emergency! Learn the basic understanding of homeopathy as it is applied to animals;what are the reactional modes of homeopathic remedies and how to administer and select the appropriate emergency remedy for your pet.
This is a three hour course. Pets do not need to attend.
Course fee in cludes homeopathic first aid kit, class notes and certificat.
course fee: $150.00 (Montreal location) supplemental fee outside of Montreal.
Kilookas Homeopathic First Aid Kit 
Detailed Description: Homeopathic remedies are non-toxic and safe to use on animals. This is a starter kit to help relieve symptoms from allergies and traumatic injuries. A perfect addition to primary first aid kit!
Your homeopathic starter kit for dogs and cats includes:
- Homeopathic remedies come in a plastic box for easy storage and travel. Also provides emergency sticker on the inside for easy and fast access of phone numbers to poison center and 24-hour veterinarian.
- Homeopathic pellets for traumatic injuries veterinary approved homeopathic pellets to help relieve swelling, pain and accelerates the healing process of injuries affecting ligaments, muscles and bone.
- Homeopathic pellets for minor injury or insect bites with allergic reaction causing irritation to the eyes and itchy red skin. Veterinary approved for fever and swelling due to insect bites or small injury to skin. Helps fight and prevent infection and accelerates the healing process.
- Homeopathic pellets for acute (onset) digestive disorders . Diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal pain. .
- Homeopathic Ointment Veterinary approved all purpose homeopathic remedy that is excellent for skin abrasions, or deeper surface wounds (bites, cuts, scratches). Can be used on minor burns to the skin, or mild irritation or itching of the skin.
NOTE: Homeopathic remedies are not a replacement for veterinary care. An animal that is not better 24 hours after homeopathic remedies have been started should seek veterinary care.