Botanical Animal | Life's Changes

Major life changes can have a significant emotional effect on our animals. Even if they seem minor to us, our animals may view these changes differently. Depression, sadness, heartache, even resentment and jealousy are all feelings that our pets can have.

Loss of loved ones whether animal or human can cause depression and sadness. Moving, being adopted, adding another animal to their home, owners having children, and even redecorating a home can cause emotional upheaval for our animals. Life’s changes naturally help your animal to:

• Ease depression and heartache when losing a loved one
• Overcome resentment or jealousy that may come from changes
• Acclimate to their new surroundings
• Support them emotionally through change and regain a healthy emotional state
• Be more tolerant of new people or animals

Even if the changes to your animal’s life aren’t planned or they’re currently experiencing emotional unbalance from a change that has already happened, you can start helping them move forward with Life’s Changes, today.

Life’s Changes pairs well with Angel of Mercy, Sibling Rivalry, and/or Independence and can be safely and effectively used for any type of animal, of any age.

DIRECTIONS

As the flower essences are in a liquid form, they can be used in a variety of ways to best suit your animal. Use as part of your animal’s daily regimen to optimize effectiveness. Adding more drops than recommended will not increase effect or hasten results.

For short term situations where the negative behavior is displayed, use one hour prior to event. If used for training, incorporate into your animal’s daily care regimen, preferably one hour before training session.

Oral:
For the most effective and immediate results, placing the recommended number of drops into animal’s mouth using pipette provided or a plastic pipette is best. Wash pipette thoroughly after use before returning it to the bottle.

Spray:
For feral or hard to approach animals, utilizing a spray is helpful. Add 3-4 drops to 8oz. distilled, purified or spring water in a spray bottle. Spray directly into air in the direction of your animal’s mouth, nose and ears as well as their paws, hooves, or feet.

Water:
The easiest way to incorporate them into your life is to add the flower essences directly to your animal’s water bowl or bucket. Change water daily for best results and replenish the flower essences with each water change.

Food:
Apply recommended number of drops to your pet’s favorite hard treat. Using hard dog biscuits, carrots or apples is best as these will not absorb the flower essences quickly and affect efficacy. This method is not recommended as the essences may be absorbed by the food and not be as effective as placing the drops directly into the mouth or water.

Note: The rhythmic use of the flower essences improves their efficacy. The effects are improved by using them on a more frequent and consistent basis, not by increasing the dosage at one time.

Keep container tightly sealed. Keep out of direct sunlight. To prolong life of product, keep in refrigerator after opening.

Shake well before using. The best way to shake the flower essences is to use succession. To use this method, vigorously tap the bottom of the bottle on the palm of your hand as this activates the flower essences inside.

DOSING

A short loading dose is recommended when beginning to use the flower essences. Simply use the recommended dosage two to three times daily for the first three days. Once the desired balance has been reached, use recommended dosage one to two times daily as part of your animal’s daily regimen to optimize efficacy.

Oral Use:
Birds: 1-2 drops rubbed onto their beak
Cats & Small Animals: 4-8 drops per use
Dogs, People, & Medium Animals: 6-10 drops per use
Horses & Large Animals: 12-15 drops per use

Water Use:
Small Bird Water Bowl: 1 drop
Small Water Bowls for Pets: 4-6 drops
Large Water Bowls for Pets: 6-8 drops
Water Buckets (~ 5 gallon): 10-15 drops
Water Troughs: 30-35 drops

INGREDIENTS

A proprietary blend of infusions of European beech, Pacific bleeding heart, florist's daisy, woodland forget-me-not, Rhus diversiloba, broad-leaved sweet pea, English walnut, and golden willow flower essences, distilled water and distilled vinegar.

What is Flower Essence?

Flower Essences are liquid, plant preparations made from the fresh flower blossoms of a plant that imprint water with their energetic patterning. These vibrational remedies specifically address the emotional and behavioral issues that may be affecting the overall wellness of any being.

They are considered to be vibrational, energetic remedies since they are based upon the energy or vibration of a flower. Only the flower is used to make the remedies, and they work by utilizing the water that has been impregnated with the energetic imprints of the plant. These extracts have completely different properties from mood altering medicines and address imbalances through a separate avenue.

Flower essences function through dilution. Our flower essences are formulated at a 30X dilution (which is common dilution in homeopathy). Essentially the final dilution of one molecule is 10 to the 30th power. This means that ingredients that the ingredients are completely safe for dogs and that the essences are safe to use in combination with each other and medications.

This is the opposite of essential oils which are a concentrated dose of a particular flower or plant and needs to be treated with caution because of that.

 *DISCLAIMER AND GOOD JUDGEMENT CAUTION: Botanical Animal Flower Essences are a homeopathic dilution. Claims are based on traditional homeopathic practice, not accepted medical evidence and flower essences are not FDA evaluated. Botanical Animal Flower Essences are not medications and should not be used in place of veterinary care or evaluation. Behavioral issues may be an indication of physical issues with an animal and your veterinary professional should be consulted regularly, or if you experience sudden or dramatic changes in your animals behavior. Botanical Animal Flower Essences should be used as part of the overall behavioral training program in cases of aggressive, threatening, or dangerous behaviors.