Answered by Dr. Christina Chambreau:
First, you have to understand that homeopathy is an individualized medicine. That’s the only way it can work in its most brilliant, effective way. Individual cases show that it is possible with good homeopathic prescribing to resolve mouth cancer in a cat.
All of the symptoms that your cat has now, not just the mouth cancer, and has always had in the past are carefully evaluated and compared to the testing that was done on thousands of homeopathic remedies and written up in books. We compare the symptoms of your cat so we’re individualizing the choice of medicine with those remedies that were tested to find the one that most closely fits your cat. And then equally important as the selection of which remedy is following up to see how is your cat responding to that treatment.
The tumor is not going to just magically go away overnight, so you have to evaluate all of the symptoms very carefully to know whether it is time for a new homeopathic remedy or to stick with this one and change the frequency or quantity of dosage. So it’s a very individualized medicine. Unfortunately, there is no one answer for that question.
This is Dr. Christina Chambreau, a licensed veterinarian at Holistic Actions!, answering your common pet parent questions. Have a great day!
Suggested Treatments:
- Individualized homeopathic remedy
- Fresh food nutrition
- Mushrooms
Related Symptoms:
- Pain
- Trouble eating
- Increased saliva
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Dr. Christina
Christina Chambreau, DVM, is an internationally known homeopathic veterinarian and associate editor of the Integrative Veterinary Care Journal, she’s written several books on animal healthcare.
After opening her own homeopathy veterinary practice in 1983, she founded the Academy Of Veterinary Homeopathy and was on the faculty of the National Center for Homeopathy Summer School for ten years.
Dr. Christina is also an integrative medicine adjunct faculty liaison for the Maryland Veterinary Technician Program and lectures on a wide array of topics including integrating holistic options into veterinary practices, as well as guidance on how to choose the best approaches to heal animals and sustainability.