Homeopathy is bunk- doesn't work, never will, never has... I know a lot about it, and have done the full blown "consult" myself during which the homeopathic "physician" assured me all my ills would be cured! Sounds harmless, yes?

But yet- if someone delays needed health care and uses this water-in-a-little-bottle, then indeed it can cause harm. So, beware. Don't use this kind of stuff for serious issues. Consult a reputable vet. Understand the scientific method of testing and observation. Read up on what constitutes a homeopathic "remedy". If you want to use it still, well then, your money is going to fill the coffers of those who put water in vials and call it a "remedy".

Pros: none

Cons: a lot

Homeopathic products are great because they are made from all natural ingredients. The only set back is that it usually takes extended use in order for it to be effective. This can be frustrating for pet owners trying to solve a stress problem, or inappropriate behavior issues.

Pros: all natural ingredients

Cons: not always effective

This is an interesting product and I'm not sure it worked as well as I was hoping.

Pros: noner

Cons: none

I'm not sure why homeopathy has caught on so much- unless it's that people want to feel like they're doing something when they are actually doing nothing. Controlled studies show that homeopathy is no better than placebo- Placebos have their place but not if they keep a pet from getting real vet care when they need it. Take care of your pet well, find out what homeopathy really is (trying to be), and don't waste your money.

Pros: none

Cons: no good

We had some workmen in the house and this calmed Nani down. She was pacing until I learned about this. I had a long drive to get her home and her foster mom gave her something like this too.

Pros: calms when driving and loud noises happen

Cons: none