Q-tip Dosing to Reduce Homeopathic Aggravations for Dog and Cats

[Dr. Jeff]

Here's a video about preparing and giving a dose of homeopathic medicine that we just made for my brother.

This dosing method is a combination of the water "Advanced Method" of Hahnemann and reducing the size of the dose per Andre´ Saine:

The size of the dose matters:

Does the Size of the Dose of Homeopathic Remedies Matter?

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[novasimpson]

Thank you for posting Dr Jeff! I have always waited for the pellet to disintegrate....so that is not necessary?
A silly question, if the qtip hits the tongue or inner lip/cheek area (instead of gum) is that ok?

Thank you!

 

[Dr. Jeff]

Hi Nova-

No, you don't need to wait for the pellet to dissolve since the remedy transfers to the water immediately.

Yes, that's OK (and this is not a silly question at all)! The remedy solution only needs to come in contact with any mucous membrane or tissue. Her gums, tongue, inside her nose, eyes, vaginal or rectal mucosa, etc.

Any of these works equally well.

 

[JoannC]

Thank you Dr Jeff, I always thoug h too it had to completely dissolve. It’s always good to see videos like this one! Way to go Archie!