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Keeping her outside is not an option as she is eight years old and has not been outside since I got her at six months. She would freak.
I have a veterinary appt with her this afternoon.
I have a veterinary appt with her this afternoon.
teresa9863 last decade
Good news is my cat does not have parasites - vet tested her.
Is there a reason for the low potencies for the silicea, sabadilla and stannum met? Reason I ask is I have never done well on the lower potencies and I can pretty well bet I'll have to stop before the 20 days are up. Proving symptoms.
Is there a reason for the low potencies for the silicea, sabadilla and stannum met? Reason I ask is I have never done well on the lower potencies and I can pretty well bet I'll have to stop before the 20 days are up. Proving symptoms.
teresa9863 last decade
^^
1- Silcea has different effects in different potencies. For worms, it is used in 6x
2- Sabadilla & Stannum are in 30c which is not too low potency but you can repeat this potency in the same day unlike higher potencies. Repetetion is required in case of worms.
3- Santoninum is in 200 which not low potency.
1- Silcea has different effects in different potencies. For worms, it is used in 6x
2- Sabadilla & Stannum are in 30c which is not too low potency but you can repeat this potency in the same day unlike higher potencies. Repetetion is required in case of worms.
3- Santoninum is in 200 which not low potency.
♡ AsadGhumman last decade
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