Animal Rescue Essence

Animal Rescue is frequently the starting point for helping animals with essences. It may be used alone or along with any other essence for animal care.

Animal Rescue for those who cannot speak about their past.

SIGNS: confined, agitated, barking non-stop, attacking or fighting other animals, injuries, shocks and traumas, including past traumas.

This Tree Essence offers a broad ranging energetic and emotional support for animals in our care. It helps ease the effects of trauma and stress. Use it to calm and comfort animals. In the case of injury, it helps alleviate distress and supports healing action of other essences, as well as medicines and homeopathic remedies. Animal Rescue may also help dealing with behavior problems, especially if they relate to trauma, shocks or fear. In this case, look for gradual and incremental changes in behavior.

How to administer this Animal Care essence:

Animals readily accepts the essences since they are colorless, odorless and tasteless.  The recommended standard dose is to add 11 drops to smaller water containers (22 drops to larger containers) or to the food, twice or more daily.  You can also add drops in your palm and rub onto the fur, fleece, hair of your companion.  The essence may be added to their bath water, and a mist sprayed on their bed.

It can be used alone or with other essences, such as synergies or other essences for animals.

Contents: Vibrational essences of Black Walnut (Juglans nigra), Butternut (Juglans cinerea), Canada Plum (Pinus nigra) and Manitoba Maple (Acer negundo), in a base of spring water with 8% alcohol added as a preservative.

Note: Tree Essences are highly diluted vibrational extracts, safe for oral consumption, produced using a similar version of Edward Bach’s protocol developed in the 1930s. They aim to bring emotional support in self-directed efforts to maintain health and well-being. Use as an adjunct to any treatment programs.  They are not designed to treat or cure any specific disorder. Their use may not be considered as medications or a substitute for either sound medical or veterinary diagnosis or treatment.