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Comment on Tissue Salts for Pets by Alison Effting

Alison Effting — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 11:05:10 +0000

So lovely to hear that Dez; I really appreciate your feedback, thanks so much.

Comment on Tissue Salts for Pets by Dez Huxley

Dez Huxley — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 10:24:34 +0000

Hi Allison
Thanks for the advice. Pablo (the old man) is doing very well and eating like crazy. Looks chirpier and his eyes are brighter. Just thought I’d let you know.
Take care
Dez

Comment on Tissue Salts for Pets by eleni

eleni — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 05:29:07 +0000

Thank yöu very Much for your response Alison!I will definately give those tissue salts a try!Hope it will work,kind regards…

Comment on Tissue Salts for Pets by Alison Effting

Alison Effting — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 12:37:55 +0000

Hi Karen If you are in one of the main areas, there is a list of stockists on the site. I would advise calling in advance, just to see whether they have stock at the time. If there isn't a nearby stockist, you can order online from us by selecting and adding the item to the shopping cart, registering as a shopper in the online shop, and processing the order there. If all of that doesn't work, you can always call the offices and place an order, on 021 761 2808. Kind regards

Comment on Tissue Salts for Pets by karen nixon

karen nixon — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 07:29:17 +0000

hi allison i live in south africa..where would i get the rescue synergy..kind regards

Comment on Tissue Salts for Pets by Alison Effting

Alison Effting — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 05:40:43 +0000

I’d try Kali Mur to rebuild the fibres, Mag Phos for the motor nerve function (paralysis) and Kali Phos for the sensory nerve function aspect. Silicea is always good for healing the connective tissues too, and forms the nerve sheath. The Rescue Synergy has these in it, if using them separately is too much of a hassle.
I hope that your kitten’s paw is able to heal i.e. that the nerve isn’t totally damaged or severed, but the salts will certainly optimise the chances of it doing so.
All the best,
Alison

Comment on Tissue Salts for Pets by eleni

eleni — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 05:36:00 +0000

Hi dez,

I hope you will beable to help me,my cat dissapeared last week,came back home with hes left front paw curled inwards walking only on hes wrist,he seems to have a small cut on hes paw.I assume he has radial nerve paralysis because the paw just dangles along.I try to put hes paw in water twice a day and move it around for him to hopefully regain feeling,and i also try playing with a piece of string to get some movement out of him,he can move the leg,just cant control hes paw anymore,Any tissue salts that can help him?The vet prescribed Brufen and amoxil,but i dont think its helping the main problem.He is a lovely 4 year old,very playful and healthy,i dont want to resort to amputation either,please help!

Comment on Tissue Salts for Pets by Alison Effting

Alison Effting — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 18:03:24 +0000

Haha, we were writing at the same time. I thought you may have chosen the Kali Phos because of the age dynamics.
The Kali Sulph will be fine as a source of potassium, and helps the renal function too. It also is the chronic condition salt – so see how you get along.

Comment on Tissue Salts for Pets by Alison Effting

Alison Effting — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 17:57:16 +0000

Hi Dez
I’m sure the Kali Phos is a good choice for him; the other one that is helpful for elderly beings (of all species) is Calc Phos, and this will help general cellular nutrition and repair, besides fortifying the bones and teeth.
If there is any renal failure, you could just go to our Rescue Synergy later on, which has the Nat Phos as well as the Nat Mur and some other priority salts, but perhaps see how you get on with this first.
I hope it goes well, and best regards to you too!

Comment on Tissue Salts for Pets by Dez Huxley

Dez Huxley — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 17:51:39 +0000

Oops – sorry it’s Kali sulph not Kali phos
Rgds
Dez