A few years ago, I decided to study Bach Flower Remedies with the simple goal of clarifying to my clients the difference between flower remedies and homeopathy. As a holistic veterinarian, I noticed a great deal of confusion on the subject. When I began my studies, I discovered a fascinating story and became captivated by the countless possibilities that Bach Flower Remedies offer for animal well-being. I fell in love with the journey of Dr. Edward Bach — himself a homeopathic physician and...

The beginning of the year is always a time for reflection. In this first article of my blog in 2026, I would like to share some thoughts about the future of animal health and how we can positively influence it—not only for our animal companions, but also for their loving families. Increasingly, we are living in true multispecies households. From my point of view, it is undeniable that we are entering a new era in medicine—one that recognizes not only the physical body, but also the subtle and...

The end-of-year holiday period introduces a range of atypical stimuli into the animal’s environment and is capable of triggering neurophysiological stress responses. Changes in routine, traveling, boarding in unfamiliar environments, and, most prominently, exposure to high-intensity auditory stimuli such as fireworks activate neuroendocrine mechanisms associated with fear, leading to clinical presentations that range from mild agitation to full panic reactions. The response to intense noise...