140. Homeopathy for animals - with Paulette Carpenter

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Do you want to learn more about how to use homeopathy on your pets and farm animals?
Join us for a new episode with Paulette as we discuss specializing in animal health using homeopathy. She will also talk to us about her incredible experience treating animal illnesses using homeopathic remedies.
Paulette Carpenter is an Animal Homeopath practicing out of her 10-acre lifestyle block in Takahue, situated in the far North of NZ. She has her business Natural Pet which caters to all animals, including cats, dogs, horses, and farm animals. She has several ranges of homeopathic pet remedies, a full dispensary, and does one-on-one consulting. She is also Treasurer of the NZ Homeopathic Society where she looks after the book room.
Check out these episode highlights:01:00 - How she first introduced to homeopathy02:10 - What inspired her to homeopathy for animals02:26 - What sorts of animal cases does she treat using homeopathy03:23 - A labor of love as treasurer for the NZ Homeopathic Society04:13 - What items are offered at her store09:03 - How to treat mastitis in cows09:53 - Remedy for a horse who had troubles with every birth12:05 - Homeopathic remedy for a cat suffering from megacolon17:48 - How to treat corneal dystrophy in dogs22:42 - Ways for administering remedies to animals
Know more about PauletteWebsite: https://homeopathia.org/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NaturalPet/
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