Homeopet TRAVEL ANXIETY

Anxiety Relief

Homeopathic remedy for relief of general anxiety in pets. Vet/grooming visits, kenneling and shows. Separation from familiar surroundings, introduction of new pets and most stressful situations causing barking, whining, crying, hiding, shaking and feather plucking in birds.

ITEM #: 14720

Your Pet's Symptoms Possible Causes Suggested Remedy
Barking, whining, howling, yelping, crying
Pacing, panting, restlessness
Hiding under table, in bathroom, behind couch
Cowering, trembling, shaking
Drooling, vomiting, pooping
Destructive behavior
Bolts, runs away
Home alone/Separation
Boarding/Kenneling
Vet/Groomer visits
New arrivals to home
Strangers/Visitors
Anxiety Relief
(liquid drops)
INGREDIENTS

Aconitum Napellus 10x, 200c, 1M
(Monkshood)
For shock, fright, fear & terror (sudden onset) , or any sudden onset of anxiety, especially remaining after a fright. Fear of being forced into a cage. Fear is worse at night.

Argentum Nitricum 6c, 30c, 200c
(Silver Nitrate)

This is a major remedy for all types of anticipatory anxiety, for example, fear at shows. Multiple and chronic anxieties often associated with diarrhea. For example diarrhea on the way to the veterinarian.

Arsenicum Album 6c, 30c, 200c
(White oxide of Arsenic)

This remedy is for restless anxiety with a desire for company and heat. They are fastidious individuals.

Avena Sativa 4x, 7x
(Oatstraw)

An anxiolytic producing a sense of calm, similar to Valeriana, Passiflora & Scutellaria.

Calcarea Phosphorica 30c, 200c
(Calcium Phosphate)

Individuals benefitting from this are often narrow chested, friendly cats. They start at sudden sounds and can be destructive, clawing and chewing objects.

Causticum 30c, 200c
(Potassium Hydrate)

Has a lot in common with Phosphorus, on the surface being friendly and sensitive. They have anxiety about what will happen, often ducking their head as if they expect to be hit.

Gelsemium 6c, 30c, 200c
(Yellow Jasmine)

Used for anticipatory anxiety with trembling and the animal becomes paralyzed with fear. Diarrhea or involuntary urination may occur when under extreme stress.

Hyoscyamus 30c, 200c
(Henbane)

As a member of the solanaceae family, which includes Stramonium and Belladonna, it is a remedy for acute terror and hysteria, often stress licking its coat. They are often very vocal individuals.

Ignatia 6c, 30c, 200c, 1M
(St. Ignatius Bean)

Individuals benefitting from this often have a tendency to hysteria, even leading into convulsions. Symptoms to benefit can include self-mutilation coat licking. Grief affects them badly and anxiety can be associated with urinary problems.

Lycopodium 6c, 30c
(Club Moss)

Anticipatory anxiety in individuals prone to digestive upsets or where digestive upsets occur from anxiousness. They are usually individuals who lack confidence.

Natrum Carbonicum 30c, 200c
(Carbonate of Sodium)

Classically, super alert to the least external impression, starting at the least thing.

Passiflora 4x, 7x
(Passion Flower)

Calming anti-convulsant. Quiets the entire nervous system. Swift acting and non-addictive.

Phosphorus 6c, 30c, 200c, 1M
(Mineral phosphorus)

Super-sensitive to all external impressions, with a fear of the dark, thunder, and sudden noise. Friendly, yet vet-phobic, anticipating any intervention. They are often thirsty and are typically the super-friendly.

Pulsatilla Nuttaliana 30c, 200c, 1M
(American Pasque Flower)

Clingy and constantly at the owners feet this remedy works best in individuals who are thirstless and have the peculiar characteristic of being chilly but they like fresh air leading to the cat who sits half in and half out the window.

Scutellaria Lateriflora 4x, 7x
(Blue skullcap)

Restlessness or unease from nervous fear or excitement.



Silica Terra 30c, 200c
(Pure Flint)

Chilly individuals, often slow to heal with a strong fear of noise. Can have