I was just wondering whether any of you have any experience relating to this subject.
I have no knowledge of Bach Flower Remedies at all but know that there are a lot of people who swear by them.

I have used Bach flower for many yrs starting with my parrots - I find rescue remedy very useful for shock when youngsters are fledging and hitting walls etc.

You can buy them from health food shops but will need distilled water to mix them with - there's usually some leaflets with the bottles listing what each one treats etc, work out what you need to treat then mix 6 drops of each remedy needed up to a maximum of 6 in a dropper bottle of distilled water - the small one's u can get from your chemist for eye/ear drops. A course of treatment is generally only needed for 6 wks.

I have used them before and am currently using a mixture of three for a problem.I have been using it for only thre days and will continue to do so for a month. If there is no improvement I will try a different mix. I have used Rescue Remedy for a longtime both for the dogs and for my family. It has appeared to work on most dogs but I have had two on which it had no effect. Bach have a good web site. (Help me out here Leigh!)
Good luck if you decide to try them.
Diane

Leigh Note: Edit for website link

Hi Liz, I have used rescue remedy successfully. We have a homeopathic vet at our dog club soon, so I will ask about Bach flower remedies then
Lorna

Thanks for your quick replys! It will be interesting to hear what your homeopathic vet thinks of these remedies Lorna. This subject is really beginning to interest me. My next question is: "Can any of you recommend a good book (not too complicated) on Bach Flower Remedies?"
Thanks again,
Liz

Bach Remedies. There is a comprehensive publications list on the site
Leigh