Hello Tanya,
Thanks very much for posting your queries. I'd like to address the repeated question about which salts to give regarding 6X or 30X, that we only use 6X attenuation as biochemic tissue salts. Any higher potency (even a 12X) is homoeopathic and elicits a different response.
1) Thick white pus usually calls for
Calc Sulph
and
Silicea
. It sometimes requires
Ferrum Phos
and
Kali Mur
to address the inflammation and infection. If the cause of the infection is an untreatable tooth abscess, the abscess could persist in producing pus, and therefore it's quite difficult to predict how long it would take to see a result. We've seen excellent results clearing a chronic (6+ months) infected toe producing pus within a few days of using our
Immuno Synergy
, with frequent doses at least five or six times a day. I'm not sure what size the tablets are that you intend using, but with ours, I'd recommend one tablet at a time.
We have given pets and chickens tissue salts dissolved in a little water and syringed into the mouth in some instances, or crushed and added to food, and both ways seem to work with our salts. In some cases, it is possible to place the powder directly on the gums or tongue, and that would be the best.
Biochemic practice usually recommends Ferrum Phos for this kind of inflammatory pain. They can be given every 15 to 20 minutes if necessary – just a little of the powder at a time. It is also the Ferrum Phos that is used for raised temperatures unless they are very high. In that case, you need to give Kali Phos as well.
Dry skin could relate to a few salts:
Nat Mur
,
Kali Sulph
, and as far as hair loss goes, Silicea and Kali Sulph are related. I would recommend our
Beauty Synergy
as it contains all of these.
2) Any bleeding requires Ferrum Phos. The urinary system responds well to Kali Sulph, Nat Phos, Silicea and Calc Sulph. I would suggest our
Pure Synergy
which contains all of these salts, together with Nat Sulph which helps in detoxification. You could give her 2 to 3 of our tablets daily, and see how she goes. If you are using tiny tablets, you would need to increase that up to about 9 or 12 of each at a time (ours are 500mg per tablet, so can be anything from 3-6 times bigger than most other tissue salts).
I wish you all the best in helping your pets with the tissue salts. Please let us know how you get on.
Alison