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Joint Injury and Pain Six Remedies for Relief
Homeopathy for by Shawn Messonnier
oint disease, specifically arthritis, is a common problem in dogs and cats, especially as they age. The causes are many and include obesity, inflammation, immune dysfunction and normal wear and tear in joints. Con- ventional therapies include steroids, non-steroidal medications, analgesic medications to control pain and sur- gery, when applicable.
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Clinical signs of arthritis include joint stiffness, pain, difficulty getting up and down, a pet’s decreased desire to walk or exercise and increased aggression due to pain. Keep in mind that other causes may be misdiag- nosed as “arthritis”, but are related to another disease. Many natural therapies for joint disease include acupuncture, chiro- practic, cold laser treatment, physical therapy, Chinese and Western herbal therapies, nutrition and diet, homotoxi- cology and homeopathy. Several key homeopathic remedies recommended for human relief in osteoarthritic knee, hip
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and finger joints by Dr. Vikas Sharma, of Chandigarh, India, may also be helpful for pets with joint injury and pain, according to The Arthritis Solu- tion for Dogs & Cats (PetCareNaturally. com). Consult a holistic veterinarian for individual treatment options.
Arnica
This is a mainstay of homeopathy, as noted in the New World Veterinary Repertory, and applies to anything related to bones and joints. It is useful for chronic arthritis, especially if the painful parts of the body seem to worsen when moved or touched.
Bryonia Alba
It’s especially helpful for pets show- ing signs of stiffness and inflamma- tion with pain made worse as the pet moves, especially when rising and lying down. Offset cold dry weather with warmth and humidification. Discomfort is aggravated when the
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