ANIMAL HEALING – Bach Flower Remedies
It has come to our notice recently that it is now against the law to advise owners of animals to give their animal Bach Flower Remedies to ingest, unless one is a vet.
The way to go about it now is to advise the owner of the animal to place some drops on their hands and take it through the fur/aura of the animal in question. This would of course very much benefit the owner as well, but the whole thing is obviously once again a step against complementary therapies.For more information you can check out the website of the RCVS and look under guide to professional conduct. www.rcvs.org.uk
Here is some of what the RCVS website states:
Faith healers are required in terms of the Code of Practice of the Confederation of Healing Organisations, to ensure that animals have been seen by a veterinary surgeon who is content for healing to be given by the laying on of hands.
All other forms of complementary therapy in the treatment of animals, including homoeopathy, must be administered by veterinary surgeons. It is illegal, in terms of the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966, for lay practitioners however qualified in the human field, to treat animals. At the same time it is incumbent on veterinary surgeons offering any complementary therapy to ensure that they are adequately trained in its application.
What crystal healing is concerned, the same would apply to us as to ‘faith healers’. We personally find it incredible that animals are now prevented from getting adequate care. Not all good vets make good complementary therapists!
Anyhow, please let us know your thoughts about this subject and if you have any insights or information about it concerning other therapies.