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Our veterinarian posted a list of homeopathic remedies and supplements, on the bulletin board, at our rescue. I was wondering if someone could tell me which are safe for rabbits, so I can make a 'customized' version of my own.
Homeopathic Remedies & Supplements
Aconite: Fright, anxiety and fear of thunderstorms
Alfalfa: Aids in digestion, fights infection, rich in vitamins, rich in minerals, high in protein
Aloe Vera: Aniti-inflammatory, analgesic, anti-microbial, stimulates the immune system
Apis: Bee stings and any shiny swellings
Apple Cider Vinegar: Has potassium for teeth and hair. Aids in reducing pungent odor from urine, stimulates milk in lactating females
Ash: Aids in maintaining proper pH levels
Belladonna: Heat stroke, hot, red ears, and hot spots
Burdock Root: Relieves itchy skin
Calcium: Strong bones and teeth
Carbo Veg: Bloating or gas (settles the stomach is used 15 minutes before eating)
Cayenne: Aids in digestion, makes intestines uninhabitable for worms and parasites, good for heart health, aids with dry and flaky skin
Chamomilla: Vomiting of yellow bile and teething problems
Comfrey (symphytum): Soothing and healing; used to help heal wounds, burns, bruises and strains
Cranberry: Prevents urinary tract infections and crystals, high in antioxidants, prevents plaque formation on teeth, kills unhealthy bacteria
Curled Dock Root: Relieves itchy skin
Dandelions: helps fight GI Stasis
Echinacea (echinacea purpurea): Acts as an antibiotic and stimulates the immune system
Ferrum Phos: Stops bleeding
Garlic: Natural deterrent for fleas and ticks, fights infection, reduces blood pressure, maintains healthy immune system, works as natural antibiotic
Hydrophobinum (or Lyssin): Reactions to rabies vaccine
Hypericum: Stops pain to nerve endings after injury or operations
Ignatia: Grief, insecurity, stress, or sadness
Juniper Berry: For urinary tract disorders
Kelp: Natural source of iodine, improves thyroid health, natural anti-inflammatory, high in iron, anti-oxidants
Lavender (lavandula): Antiseptic and calming; used on the site of insect bites and for burns. Expels contamination from uterus
Ledum: Tick, insect or spider bites
Lemon Balm (melissa officinalis): Aids in shrinking cancer
Licorice Root: Relieves itchy skin
Magagascar Periwinkle (catharonthus roseus): Shrinks certain kinds of cancer; controls white blood-cell cancers in animals
Malic Acid: Anti-viral, anti-bacterial, and anti-fungal properties
Mint: Dries up rabbit with weaned kits, tempter for bucks who aren't eating
Mistle Toe Leaf (viscum album): Aids in shrinking cancer
Nux Vomica: Any kind of poisoning; recuperation after anesthesia
Oil of Cedar (cedrus): Anti bacterial, anti-fungal, acaridical (mite tailing)
Omega 3 Oil: Creates shiny and healthy fur, maintains health health, improves mood, improves memory and brain function, reduces allergies, improves eye health, improves energy, maintains blood sugar levels, improves flaky or dry skin
Pectin: Regulates blood pressure and bad cholesterol
Phosphorus: Sound sensitivity
Plantain: Combats diarrhea
Pot Marigold (calendula): Used to soothe inflamed skin. Infusions are given for digestive disorders.
Prickly Lettuce: Entropathic gut stabilizer
Queen Anne's Lace: Tempter for rabbits who aren't eating
Rhus Tox (posion ivy): Rheumatism and itchy, oozing rashes
Seed Oil from Reem (azadirachta indica): Antibacterial; inhibits ringworm
Stone Root: For urinary tract disorders
Sulphur: Skin conditions and mange
Thuja: Reactions to vaccines
Red Clay: Has natural detox properties to eliminate chemicals, preservatives, worms, parasites, and all unnatural and unwanted bacteria from intestines
Rescue Remedy: Stress or trauma
Vitamin C: Helps maintain a healthy immune system, reduces stress, improves skin, antioxidant properties, improves eye health, lowers blood pressure
Vitamin E: Improves skin and hair, promotes healthy heart and respiratory system, supports blood circulation, controls mood
Homeopathic Remedies & Supplements
Aconite: Fright, anxiety and fear of thunderstorms
Alfalfa: Aids in digestion, fights infection, rich in vitamins, rich in minerals, high in protein
Aloe Vera: Aniti-inflammatory, analgesic, anti-microbial, stimulates the immune system
Apis: Bee stings and any shiny swellings
Apple Cider Vinegar: Has potassium for teeth and hair. Aids in reducing pungent odor from urine, stimulates milk in lactating females
Ash: Aids in maintaining proper pH levels
Belladonna: Heat stroke, hot, red ears, and hot spots
Burdock Root: Relieves itchy skin
Calcium: Strong bones and teeth
Carbo Veg: Bloating or gas (settles the stomach is used 15 minutes before eating)
Cayenne: Aids in digestion, makes intestines uninhabitable for worms and parasites, good for heart health, aids with dry and flaky skin
Chamomilla: Vomiting of yellow bile and teething problems
Comfrey (symphytum): Soothing and healing; used to help heal wounds, burns, bruises and strains
Cranberry: Prevents urinary tract infections and crystals, high in antioxidants, prevents plaque formation on teeth, kills unhealthy bacteria
Curled Dock Root: Relieves itchy skin
Dandelions: helps fight GI Stasis
Echinacea (echinacea purpurea): Acts as an antibiotic and stimulates the immune system
Ferrum Phos: Stops bleeding
Garlic: Natural deterrent for fleas and ticks, fights infection, reduces blood pressure, maintains healthy immune system, works as natural antibiotic
Hydrophobinum (or Lyssin): Reactions to rabies vaccine
Hypericum: Stops pain to nerve endings after injury or operations
Ignatia: Grief, insecurity, stress, or sadness
Juniper Berry: For urinary tract disorders
Kelp: Natural source of iodine, improves thyroid health, natural anti-inflammatory, high in iron, anti-oxidants
Lavender (lavandula): Antiseptic and calming; used on the site of insect bites and for burns. Expels contamination from uterus
Ledum: Tick, insect or spider bites
Lemon Balm (melissa officinalis): Aids in shrinking cancer
Licorice Root: Relieves itchy skin
Magagascar Periwinkle (catharonthus roseus): Shrinks certain kinds of cancer; controls white blood-cell cancers in animals
Malic Acid: Anti-viral, anti-bacterial, and anti-fungal properties
Mint: Dries up rabbit with weaned kits, tempter for bucks who aren't eating
Mistle Toe Leaf (viscum album): Aids in shrinking cancer
Nux Vomica: Any kind of poisoning; recuperation after anesthesia
Oil of Cedar (cedrus): Anti bacterial, anti-fungal, acaridical (mite tailing)
Omega 3 Oil: Creates shiny and healthy fur, maintains health health, improves mood, improves memory and brain function, reduces allergies, improves eye health, improves energy, maintains blood sugar levels, improves flaky or dry skin
Pectin: Regulates blood pressure and bad cholesterol
Phosphorus: Sound sensitivity
Plantain: Combats diarrhea
Pot Marigold (calendula): Used to soothe inflamed skin. Infusions are given for digestive disorders.
Prickly Lettuce: Entropathic gut stabilizer
Queen Anne's Lace: Tempter for rabbits who aren't eating
Rhus Tox (posion ivy): Rheumatism and itchy, oozing rashes
Seed Oil from Reem (azadirachta indica): Antibacterial; inhibits ringworm
Stone Root: For urinary tract disorders
Sulphur: Skin conditions and mange
Thuja: Reactions to vaccines
Red Clay: Has natural detox properties to eliminate chemicals, preservatives, worms, parasites, and all unnatural and unwanted bacteria from intestines
Rescue Remedy: Stress or trauma
Vitamin C: Helps maintain a healthy immune system, reduces stress, improves skin, antioxidant properties, improves eye health, lowers blood pressure
Vitamin E: Improves skin and hair, promotes healthy heart and respiratory system, supports blood circulation, controls mood
