A flower essence remedy for:
Beech is used for those who have been labelled as aggressive or untrusting. This behaviour is usually caused by bad experiences such as abuse, it becomes very hard for an animal to trust humans when all they have experienced is pain, fear or discomfort. The lack of trust can lead to defensive behaviour such as growling, biting, kicking or trying to escape human contact which usually leads to the animal being labelled difficult or aggressive. Beech helps the animal to relax and allow them to trust again. *Please note that Beech is not a quick fix for aggression, it must be accompanied by retraining and patience*
Dr Edward Bach’s Flower Essences are essences that try to change negative emotions or patterns of behaviour into positive ones . Ahead of his time, Dr Bach understood the connection between the emotional and physical state and the essences became his life work. There are 38 individual essences and a Recovery Remedy combining several essences given for shock or trauma. Each essence comes in a bottle with a dropper top. A single Bach flower can be chosen, but it is preferable to choose several (up to five) that reflect different emotional states of the animal. Each essence has an indication for use and a positive outcome. Dr Bach stressed the importance of taking these “vibrational” essences in water : shaking before each use.
Note: animals very easily pick up on our emotions and act accordingly. Always try to consider why an animal is behaving like it is and ask yourself if your behaviour is having an effect.
See "How do I use it" for suggestions as to how best to administer these products.
Beech Bach Flower Remedy 10ml
If you have any concerns about your animal's health please contact your vet immediately. If you have any queries about using this product, or if your animal is pregnant, please contact our Helpline 0800 052 3672 (Freephone) or email helpline@hiltonherbs.com
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