Marleen, I think the best thing is to find a vet or other practitioner who can determine whether this is musculoskeletal or neurological and if neurological whether peripheral or central (vertigo for example). That determination will help a lot. While animals cannot speak, there is a bit of informat...

Manfred, I have on excellent authority that homeopathic remedies from the non kosher animals as you mention (apis, sepia) as well all the other snakes, spiders, etc are ABSOLUTELY allowed by Jewish law. Russell Swift, DVM email drswift@therightremedy.com www.therightremedy.com "Allopaths have p...

Generally, the "allergic" properties of milk are either due to pasteurization or allergens from the grains/soybeans the cows eat. Usually, raw milk from grass fed cows/goats is not allergenic and is very healthful. There is excellent info on the web for making a raw milk based baby "f...

Friends and Colleagues at Minutus I had posted about Dr. Hamer's problems with the legal authorities in Europe recently. I did not see much response to the post. I am forwarding the following to the list in hopes that some will participate especially those who are familiar with his research . Russel...

Dear Minutus folks, Dr. Hamer's work has been the topic of discussion on this board on more than one occassion. I am posting this information in case anyone is interested in helping out especially any Minutusians living in France or Spain. I cannot believe he was tried and convicted without being pr...

JW, I hope this makes your day. I have attempted the potency equivalent calculations. Since we are working on a logarithmic scale, it is hard for me to be exact as I was never very good at logarithms. I am basing my calculations on Barker's description of the prep of Q's in his "LM Potencies&qu...

Tanya, The increased creatinine indicates some kidney dysfunction, however, if the BUN is normal or slightly elevated, I would not expect the loss of appetite to be from the kidney problem. If the urine specific gravity is normal then kidney function is at least adequate. The RBC and WBC in urine ca...

Tanya, Sorry for the delay in this response. Perhaps this will be helpful to you and your cat. I am assuming the blood tests showed an elevated blood urea nitrogen and creatinine (neither of which btw is an enzyme). I don't see how this leads to "kidney infection". "Chronic renal fail...

Elizabeth,

At first look, I would suggest reading Sec., Both, Lach, Crot-h

be well
Russell Swift, DVM
Classical Homeopath
phone 561-391-5615
email drswift@therightremedy.com
www.therightremedy.com

"Allopaths have protocols, Homeopaths have principles."

I don't understand how a dog has a "pinhole remaining in the bladder" after a hysterectomy and if there was, it would not cause incontinence. That must be a misunderstanding on the part of the guardian. My experience with these situations is a mixed bag. We are dealing with an amputation a...