Homeopathy is a medical specialty that aims to improve health in a gentle and individualized way. Far beyond clinical and complementary examinations, we seek to understand the animal holistically, through its life history, habits and behaviors. With this approach, we seek to cure or effectively control the various diseases that affect our animals, improving their longevity and quality of life.
Homeopathy stimulates the individual's self-regulation mechanism, which means that most diseases benefit from homeopathic treatment. It is worth noting that homeopathic treatment is compatible with other treatments and medicines, as it can speed up the patient's healing process and make it possible to reduce the doses of conventional medicines.
Any animal, of any species, size or age, can benefit from the use of homeopathy, as it is a natural and sustainable form of medicine.

Veterinary phytotherapy is the part of veterinary medicine that deals with the use of medicinal plants as a therapy for the various pathologies that can affect our animals. It is very useful in clinical practice, as it provides a natural and effective treatment for your pet's health.
Nutraceuticals, on the other hand, can be defined as a type of food supplement that contains bioactive compounds extracted from food and which have benefits for the organism. Nutraceuticals have immunomodulatory, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, sedative and adaptogenic properties. In veterinary medicine, the use of this modality is growing because it is an effective tool for both prevention and health maintenance, contributing to the longevity and quality of life of animals.
It is recommended for the prevention and treatment of various health problems, both acute and chronic, as well as behavioral and emotional problems.

Bach Flowers are essences prepared from certain flowers, which belong to a complementary therapy that treats physical and emotional imbalances.
Discovered by the English doctor Edward Bach in the 1930s, this method is based on simplicity and safety and can be used by all living beings, whether human or animal.
It can be used in combination with homeopathic and phytonutraceutical treatments, helping to increase their effectiveness.

 

The Reiki method was created in Japan at the beginning of the 20th century by Mikao Usui. It is well known that when there is an imbalance of vital energy, the physical body becomes ill. The administration of Reiki energy helps to restore the patient's energy balance, activating the body's own ability to restore health.
Animals, as sentient beings, benefit greatly from this energy in the same way as humans and receive it very well.
In our services, we use Animal Reiki energy, which is an exclusive frequency of animal life force energy, received and disseminated by members of the William Lee Rand Team (ICRT). As a complement to the animal's treatment, we also offer Reiki therapy for their guardians.