Bach flower remedy consisting of : Wild Oat, Chestnut Bud, Centaury and Hornbeam

Wild Oat - uncertainty over one's direction in life
Chestnut Bud - failure to learn from mistakes
Centaury - the inability to say 'no'
Hornbeam - procrastination, tiredness at the thought of doing something

Pets live close to humans. That is why they learn a lot from us and vice versa. Some animal personalities learn quickly and some slowly depending on different factors. Natural instincts ensure that the animal gets used quickly to its environment and knows where to find the food bowl and the drinking water. A cat usually quickly finds the litter box, the cat door to get in and out. The bird quickly finds the exit to get in and out of the aviary and vice versa.

By nature animals learn everything required for life preservation or danger assessment very quickly. Living with humans creates new tasks that are sometimes hard to acquire or at least require more effort. A young dog has to learn to relieve himself outside and not on the carpet in the living room. The dog must learn that his owner has enough time for an extended walk only in the afternoon. The tomcat must learn that he cannot use the furniture to mark his territory but only outside locations. Playful pet owners love to teach their pets some special tricks. That is where most of the problems arise.

While the pet owner loves his parrot to say �good morning� or other words, it presents a great deal of stress for the bird. That is why linguistically talented parrots frequently pluck feathers. To avoid stress for an animal, it is essential to watch the natural play instinct of the animal. Like humans our pets have personalities that learn quickly and retain it and others that are lazy and those that learn quickly and forget quickly. In these cases support may be indicated so that the interplay between humans and animals stays in harmony.


What Should Owners Do?

First ask yourself whether it is essential what your animal is supposed to learn. Speak slowly and clearly with the animal and show it again and again what it is supposed to learn. While it is true that the animal does not understand words, it understands the energetic message associated with it.�

If this is not enough, support your �lessons� with the Bach flower remedy. If that is not enough, support the lectures with the Bach flower mixture. If the animal is tame you can put a few globules direct into the snout or beak. Otherwise dissolve 5 to 10 globules in a few drops of water, moisten the food with it or just put the globules into the drinking water.

Additional Tips

Animals learn more quickly and better when the brain is activated with blue and yellow light. It associates the coloured light with �lesson�. Either turn on the yellow and blue light one after the other or at the same time for the period of the learning hour. It is important to reward the animal with words or a titbit.

It is important to reward the animal with words or a titbit.