Buster & the Battle of the Fleas

It’s me, Buster, “The Bad Office Dog,” here. I was thinking about you recently. Remember last year when I told you I had never had fleas? Well, guess what? (more…)

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Fleas: A Homeopathic Solution

Hi! It’s Buster, “The Bad Office Dog,” again!

As my friends and I pant our way into these long, hot summer days, I want to remind you of something I hate: fleas. (more…)

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A Dog with Anxiety? There’s a Homeopathic Solution!

A mother is only as happy as her unhappiest child. Mindful Homeopathy Practical Protocols for Mental and Emotional Conditions Anxiety…depression…bipolar…OCD…learning disorders…brain fog…PTSD…addictions…dementia… Homeopathy has a history of uprooting these conditions. These are my favorites that I guarantee you’ll use. I created an infographic to give you hope that real, safe, efficacious alternatives to chemical drugs exist. Click here and read more. This infographic contains some of my favorite remedies that I guarantee you’ll use.

Hi! It’s Buster here.

I just met a new friend who rivaled me for my nickname “The Bad Office Dog.” But I figured if homeopathy could help me, it could help my new friend. (more…)

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Buster, the Bad Office Dog: What’s in a Name?

Hey! You up there! Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Buster, the Bad Office Dog. You heard that right, I said Bad. I figured since I'm in the office with Joette all the time anyway, I may as well make myself useful and start earning my keep. Plus, why should Joette be the only one who gets a blog? I have some great stories, too! (more…)

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What You, Cows and Worms Have in Common: Cina!

 

Hi there lovers of homeopathy, both big and small! Buster (The Bad Office Dog) here.

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Dry, Cracked Skin: How to Get Rid of the “Ruff” Stuff

 

Hi Friends!

It's me, Buster.

I know it's been a while since my last post, but I haven't been able to use Joette’s computer without her noticing what I'm up to. (more…)

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From Tendon, Bone and Cartilage Problems to Healing with Homeopathy

Buster, the Bad Office Dog, was running in the fields by our pond a few months ago, when he apparently stepped into a hole or a depression in the ground. He let out a yelp and came limping back to us. He refused to put any weight on his back leg while yelping. Our poor dog was obviously in severe pain.

Now, sometimes a dog will limp for a bit but gradually start using the leg when the initial shock wears off. Not Buster. He was not about to put any weight on that leg for any reason.

As usual, I gave him a few doses of Arnica 200 for the initial pain and trauma, about 3 times per day for a few days.

But by the end of the week, the leg was no better. Buster was not putting any weight on it, and he would nip if anyone touched his hock. Fortunately, we have a holistic vet friend who lives just minutes from us and who is an excellent diagnostician. She said Buster had a torn meniscus. (more…)

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