Product Description

Cat owners can care for their felines from kitten-hood to old age through a safe and natural system using the flower remedies created by Dr. Edward Bach in the 1930s. This book explores how this healing therapy treats ailments with different flora and can be applied to cats to ease their mental stress, worry and other emotional problems. Individuals can gain a closer understanding with their cats and spare them from unnecessary medications and drugs in the process. The book delves into the background of the 38 different Bach flower remedies and their applications in animal health and it, also, addresses commonly asked questions about cat behaviour. Most books currently available on the subject of Bach remedies for animals are not written by animal experts and contain a lot of misinformation that is transparent and obvious to readers who know animals well. Nobody, apart from these two authors, is currently writing on the subject from such a well-informed standpoint. No other book offers comparable information on how cat owners can help themselves with Bach remedies in order to prevent stress and unhappiness in their companion felines. · A jargon-free, practical guide that will enable the reader to start using Bach remedies immediately for swift results · Demystifying feline behaviour in simple terms and offering a real solution A straightforward guide, based on real experience and research, to help cat owners prevent many common feline problems

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #216818 in Books
• Published on: 2007-11-15
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 156 pages

Customer Reviews

Okay if you're not already majorly cat and bach knowledgeable
being a cat lover, with many books on them and their psychology, and a student of Bach remedies. I thought, oo, now this is the book for me.
It's not a bad book by any means, but I don't think it told me much that my existing 5 books on bach remedies and training course, and knowledge of living with cats and various cat psych books haven't already shown me. there's the odd point, and it gives me a sense of completion on the book shelf, but that's about it. So a wonderfully handy book if you have a couple of cats and are interested in their wellfare emotionally, and know about rescue remedy but not the rest of the remedies, but if you already know quite a lot then this book holds little for you.