Basic guidelines to help your animals through this often traumatic evening (or month?) are to provide them with company and thus reassurance – don’t abandon them in the back room to cope alone. If this is not something that you would usually do then this atypical behaviour may distress them further and stroking and holding, or maybe even just being in your company will create a soothing setting and produce a feeling of safety.

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This month has been very interesting from a homeopathic perspective – I have experienced the miracle of Homeopathy first hand with one of our kittens!

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Following a busy and stimulating weekend at college we have homework of an asthma case and to use a new method (to us) – the physical generals approach, which is different to the classical method in the way that you repertorise the presenting symptoms.

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Echinacea is a herb traditionally known for its symptomatic relief when used with colds, flu, and upper respiratory tract infections. Echinacea is an immune balancer/modulator, and can be of great benefit in health problems caused by an overactive immune system.

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For anyone who wishes to protect themselves naturally from infection, help can be found with the homeopathic anti cold and ‘flu vaccine. Safe and effective, it is easy to take - simply dissolve one tiny pill in the mouth once every two weeks throughout the cold and ‘flu season. It can be used for young and old alike.

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Georgina Fisher BSc (Hons) MTI ITEC HFR is the Practice Manager of the Complementary Health Care Clinic, and acting registrar for The Homeopathic College of East Anglia. In October 2006 she decided to join the latest intake and started the four year professional training programme to become a professionally qualified Homeopath.

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