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How to use Tissue Salts for Pets

How To Use Tissue Salts For Your Pets

More and more people are turning to biochemic tissue salts as effective natural remedies to support their health and wellbeing. But did you know that tissue salts are beneficial for pets too? Yes, these gentle and effective remedies can support dogs, cats, birds, horses, cows, and even wild animals!

What Are Tissue Salts?

Tissue salts, also known as biochemic or cell salts, are twelve essential mineral salts that occur naturally in the body to maintain good health. This therapy was first developed by Dr. Wilhelm Heinrich Schussler, a German physician, in the 19th century. He believed that most illnesses stem from imbalances of these minerals in the body.

Tissue salts help cells function effectively and regulate vital processes like digestion, nutrition, water balance, detoxification, and healing. According to Dr. Schussler, an imbalance in these 'cell salts' can lead to 'dis-ease.' By taking the appropriate tissue salt, balance is restored, and the body returns to a natural state of health.

Here are the twelve cell salts:

  • Calcium Minerals: Calcium Fluoride, Calcium Phos, Calcium Sulphate
  • Potassium Minerals: Kali Mur, Kali Phosphate, Kali Sulphur (known as Kali Mur, Kali Phos, and Kali Sulph)
  • Sodium Minerals: Natrum Phosphate, Natrum Sulphur, Natrum Mur (known as Nat Phos, Nat Sulph, and Nat Mur)
  • Other Minerals: Ferrum Phosphate (Ferrum Phos), Magnesium Phosphate (Mag Phos), and Silicea

These salts are absorbed directly into the cells, restoring balance and harmony in the body. The amazing thing is that their effects can be felt quite quickly, and best of all, there are NO side effects! Tissue salts can be used for treating acute conditions and as preventive measures. Isn't this a good enough reason to use tissue salts for your precious pet as well?

6 Common Pet Health Problems and How Tissue Salts Can Help

  1. Skin Problems
    Skin problems are the most common health issues facing pets. Whether it's dry, itchy skin, eczema, hot spots, or dandruff, Calc Sulph can help. It has a healing effect that helps maintain a healthy skin and coat. For best results, combine Calc Sulph with Feelgood Pets Skin & Coat Tonic, a herbal tonic designed for pet skin conditions, and Allergy Itch Ease or Itch Caps to relieve itching.

  2. Respiratory Problems
    If your pet suffers from respiratory infections, colds, or sinus issues, Ferrum Phos is an excellent choice. It works well during the first stages of any infection, providing quick relief from sneezing, coughing, and watery eyes. Ferrum Phos strengthens blood vessel walls and helps distribute oxygen and iron throughout the body, promoting healing. For watery eyes and a runny nose, Nat Mur is another helpful tissue salt that promotes water balance. These salts can be paired with herbal remedies like Respo-K and FeliSafe for respiratory health.

  3. Anxiety, Stress, and Nervousness
    Pets can experience anxiety, stress, and nervousness just like humans. If left unaddressed, these feelings can lead to behavioural and physical problems, such as fur and feather pulling. Kali Phos is a perfect tissue salt to soothe and calm anxious pets, especially during stressful situations like vet visits, thunderstorms, or moving homes. It works well alongside Feelgood Pets PetCalm or Calm Drops For Pets, promoting relaxation while restoring balance.

  4. Digestive Issues
    Digestive problems, such as diarrhoea, vomiting, nausea, and gas, are common in pets. Nat Phos acts as a wonderful acid neutraliser and improves the absorption of fats and nutrients, promoting overall digestion. Nat Phos can also be combined with Feelgood Pets Digestive Support for chronic digestive problems in dogs and cats.

  5. Diabetes
    Diabetes is becoming increasingly common in pets, especially dogs and cats. Tissue salts can help restore balance to blood sugar and insulin levels and improve pancreatic health. Combining Kali Sulph, Nat Sulph, and Calc Phos can create an effective natural remedy for diabetes management.

  6. Sore Joints
    For pets suffering from stiff, swollen joints, arthritis, or degenerative joint disease, Calc Fluor is a beneficial tissue salt. It helps strengthen and restore elasticity to tissues, improving movement and promoting healthy ligaments, bones, and teeth. Use Calc Fluor alongside Nat Phos to neutralise excess acid in the joints and support joint health. Feelgood Pets MobiLive Pets or Devoted By Nature Easy Joints is also a great natural anti-inflammatory option for pets with painful joint conditions.

What is the Dosage for Tissue Salts in Pets?

Tissue salts can be taken preventatively or curatively. Preventive use is usually referred to as a 'maintenance dose,' typically taken 2–3 times daily. During acute symptoms, increase the frequency of dosage rather than the amount of tablets. For instance, a dog with chronic digestive problems might take the recommended tissue salts two to three times daily but increase to an hourly dose during flare-ups.

Recommended Maintenance Dosage:

  • Small Animals and Birds: 1 tablet dissolved in water; administer a third three times daily.
  • Cats and Dogs Under 5 kg: ½ tablet three times daily.
  • Dogs Between 6 kg and 20 kg: 1 tablet three times daily.
  • Dogs Over 20 kg: 2 tablets three times daily.
  • Horses: 5 tablets three times daily.

To view our full selection of tissue salts, please CLICK HERE.

As you can see, biochemic tissue salts offer a gentle, safe, and non-toxic treatment alternative for your pet’s overall health. While we highlighted six common conditions that respond well to tissue salts, many other pet ailments can also benefit from this holistic approach. Embrace the healing power of tissue salts for your furry friends today!

If you have any question, please contact us or leave a comment below for FREE health advice. We always love hearing from you!

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Comments

Feelgood Health - October 17, 2017

Hi Pamela, thank you for your question :) It’s great to hear that you have him on Immunity & Liver Support as this is a fantastic to boost his overall immunity. We would recommend that you give your dog Cushex Drops together with LiverAid and UTI-Free on top of the Immunity & Liver Support.

Cushex Drops is a natural remedy that supports dog and cat adrenal health. UTI-Free is a natural treatment for pet bladder infections. LiverAid improves and stimulates liver functioning and prevents liver disease.

Feelgood Health - October 17, 2017

Hi Lola, thank you for reaching out to us and for your interest in our brand, Feelgood Health/Pets. We would like to commend you for looking into natural alternatives for your cat and we can really see that you are desperate to get her better.

It sounds like she has mercury poisoning from all the tuna that she was getting fed as it is not recommended to give cat’s so much tuna.

We definitely do have products that should be able to help your fur baby. We recommend that you give her Silicea as a detox along with Liver & Immunity Support as her liver has to get rid of the toxins that have accumulated in her body. I would also recommend that you give her FeliSafe if she has swollen and red gums and monitor her progress over a period of 6-12 weeks to see if there are any remaining symptoms.

AllisOne Silicea Tissue Salt no. 12 helps to treat adrenal fatigue and removes excess cortisol from the system and will also help to expel any heavy metals in the system.

Immunity & Liver Support is a natural immunity tonic that helps to cleanse and purify the system, improve immune functioning and support liver health.

FeliSafe contains a proprietary homeopathic blend of the vaccines of four main viral infections in cats and will help to support your cat’s immune system when viral compromise is suspected.

We hope that you have found the above to be helpful. Please let us know if you have anymore questions.

Lola - August 13, 2017

Please please help..
My cat is having issues…I’ve taken her to the vet four times in the last months and I’m not sure she is improving.
A few months back she started vomiting…she was eating too much tuna..
I’ve tried to chang her diet..

HER POTASSIUM ALONG WITH HER SISTER CAME BACK LOW…THE VET GAVE SOME POTQSSIUM SUPPLEMEMT WITH A B VITAMIN…NOW ITS BACK JUST AT BORDERLINE RANGE.

But she gets a spasms then what seems like a cough…and I don’t know what’s wrong with her…I WANT TO USE TISSUE SALTS TO HELP THE POTASSIUM…I NEED TO GO GET HER HEART CHECKED, AND GO BACK AGAIN…ETC.

Some years ago I called a homeopathic vet..she said that she had FORL for her mouth…
And I believe now again her mouth is becoming swollen..
I WANT TO GIVE THEM SALTS FOR THE LOW POTASSIUM ALONG WITH THEIR SWOLLEN MOUTHS…
ITS RED AROUND THE GUMS…DEFINITELY THEY ARE NOT EATING AS MUCH…
THE VET SAID LOW POTASSIUM CAN ALSO BE CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE…

AT THE MOMENT HER BREATH IS BAD AND RED GUMS…AND PLEASE PLEASE TELL ME WHAT TO GIVE..THANKS…I just posted this to your contact information…

Lola - August 13, 2017

Please please help..
My cat is having issues…I’ve taken her to the vet four times in the last months and I’m not sure she is improving.
A few months back she started vomiting…she was eating too much tuna..
I’ve tried to chang her diet..

HER POTASSIUM ALONG WITH HER SISTER CAME BACK LOW…THE VET GAVE SOME POTQSSIUM SUPPLEMEMT WITH A B VITAMIN…NOW ITS BACK JUST AT BORDERLINE RANGE.

But she gets a spasms then what seems like a cough…and I don’t know what’s wrong with her…I WANT TO USE TISSUE SALTS TO HELP THE POTASSIUM…I NEED TO GO GET HER HEART CHECKED, AND GO BACK AGAIN…ETC.

Some years ago I called a homeopathic vet..she said that she had FORL for her mouth…
And I believe now again her mouth is becoming swollen..
I WANT TO GIVE THEM SALTS FOR THE LOW POTASSIUM ALONG WITH THEIR SWOLLEN MOUTHS…
ITS RED AROUND THE GUMS…DEFINITELY THEY ARE NOT EATING AS MUCH…
THE VET SAID LOW POTASSIUM CAN ALSO BE CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE…

AT THE MOMENT HER BREATH IS BAD AND RED GUMS…AND PLEASE PLEASE TELL ME WHAT TO GIVE..THANKS…

Pamela van Rooijen - July 11, 2017

I have a 15 1/2 scottish terrier. He has an enlarged liver due to borderline Cushings disease. I give him 2 Liver and Immunity Support caps daily. Which tissue salt would be suited to give him? Recently he has bladder and anal gland infections. Advice please!

Mel Oliver - June 1, 2017

My dog has Hepapatocutaneous Syndrome thanks to liver damage caused by Rimadryl/Carprofen prescribed for Arthritis, which turned out to be a torn cruciate ligament in her rear leg. Need help on homeopathic treatments and suitable tissue salts urgently. Specifically looking for help re putting on weight and getting enough amino acids into her. She is on Zinc Glucagon.

Sue Mitchell - April 18, 2017

Hi. I have a 32 year old TB gelding who suffers terribly from arthritis. Please advise. Thanks

Robyn - April 17, 2017

So helpful! Thank you. Are there any tissue salts to help my dog’s stinky breath?

Feelgood Health - February 21, 2017

Hi June

We would recommend Allisone Tissue Salt No 10 to help with your cat’s cystitis as well as for bladder infections. This tissue salt acts as a biochemical antacid, acid neutralizer and PH balancer. In addition, you can also try UTI Free – which is a homeopathic remedy specially formulated to treat bladder infections in pets.

For more info, please go to : https://www.feelgoodhealth.co.za/products/allisone-nat-phos-tissue-salt-no-10-acid-neutraliser-oily-skin-arthritis-gout

Please CLICK HERE for more information on UTI Free – https://www.feelgoodhealth.co.za/products/uti-free-natural-treatment-for-dog-cat-bladder-infections

Feelgood Health - February 21, 2017

Thanks for your message.

Calc Sulph will definitely help – we also encourage you to continue to use Allergy Itch Ease as well as AllergiClear as it does sometimes take a while to work. As mentioned before, a change in diet can also make a huge difference and preferably a more natural diet. The Vondi’s range has different flavours that you can try like beef and mutton. We also have the raw dog food which is also available in turkey and beef.

Hope this info was helpful. Please let me know if there is anything else that I can assist with.

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