Holistic Pet Remedies: Animal Bites & Stings

The main concerns with animal bites and stings, apart from the injury itself, is allergic reaction to the rabies virus, animal poison (e.g. jellyfish, starfish, stingfish), animal venom (e.g. snake bite, scorpion bite) and possible animal diseases. Allergy reactions may include but are not limited to:

• Itching, stinging, burning, piercing, numbing pains


• Inflammation, swelling, hives


• Redness in skin (jelly fish sting, rat bite)


• Skin turning yellow, purple, even black, with liver toxicity, blood poisoning and possible pus formation (scorpion bite, snake bites, sting ray bite, millipede bite, poisonous bites)


• Toxicity from and allergic reactions to poisonous animal secretions and venom poison


• Infection, especially open wound or multi-bite wounds, bleeding or hemorrhage


• Fever, chills, anxiety, restlessness, tremors, muscle cramps & twitching, convulsions, mania reaction to water or bright lights, seeming madness, depression


• Stomach pain, vomiting, diarrhea, jaundice


• Shortness of breath, labored breathing, dizziness, rapid panting, wheezing, weakness, fainting


• Quick pulse, weak pulse, irregular heart rate, violent heart beats, heart attack, heart failure


• Kidneys failure, anaphylactic shock, respiratory difficulty, coma, death

Our Holistic Pet Wellness Consultation and Distant Pet Healing Therapies can help you and your pet with emergency and first aid bites, rabied bites, stings, poisonous bites, venomous bites, infected bites and allergic reactions, without waiting for shipping. These therapies are fast working and can save your pet from serious pain or even death. We can work with you even if your pet is at the veterinary hospital and complement conventional veterinary care.

These long distance services are suitable for snake bites (e.g. viper, cobra, coral snake, rattlesnake, copperhead, bushmaster snake), scorpion bites, jelly fish sting, dog bites, cat bites, raccoon bites, animal bites, rabied bites, stingfish bite, starfish sting, centipede bite, eel bite, toad poison, bee sting, wasp sting, hornet sting, yellow jacket sting, spider bite (e.g. black widow, tarentula), and other poisonous bites, stings and contacts.

Our 100% natural WildPets First Aid in a Bottle remedy helps with stinging bites from bee stings, wasp stings, hornet sting, yellow jacket sting, spider bites, red ant bites, fire ant bites, snake bites, scorpion bites, rat and other animal bites (rabied & non-rabied), even nettle rash. This remedy has an antiseptic base and can be applied onto the wounds to help with infection.

Suitable for dog, puppy, cat, kitten, rabbit, horse, pony, pig, farm, wild, zoo and all canine, feline, equine and pet animals with similar symptoms.

*** We strongly suggest the distance emergency therapy service for pet emergency and pet first aid as time is of the essence in these rescue cases.

HEALING TIPS

• Keep yourself calm. Your pet is very agitated and may want to move around to relieve anxiety. Allow this but keep an eye to avoid injury. Leash if outdoors, keep the boundary confined if indoors e.g. a room.


• If you do not have our WildPets First Aid in a Bottle remedy on hand and your pet is breathing hard, contact us to find out the most suitable Holistic Pet Wellness Consultation level and the most relevant Distant Pet Healing Therapies for your pet. If in doubt, go to a veterinarian nearby. We can help you 'long distance' even if your pet is at the veterinarian clinic.


• If you have, give our WildPets First Aid in a Bottle remedy right away, follow product instructions.


• As soon as your pet lets you, check for any remaining sting, fangs, debris, etc. With steady hands, remove with a tweezer. Then apply the WildPets First Aid in a Bottle remedy onto the affected areas to avoid infection. If you are unsure what to do, go and have it removed at the veterinarian office.


• In between remedies, also tap on the top of the pet's head (the crown is a major acupuncture point) and say 'Relax' repeatedly 'in a relaxed manner', 7-8 times. If you are stressed, tap on your head too. This will help to calm everyone's breathing. Repeat as needed.


• For porcupine quills, use a pair of clean pliers, a towel to cover the eyes and a strong helper to hold your pet stable. Grip each porcupine quill firmly as close to the skin as possible, without breaking the quill, and pull it straight out. You may have to give the animal a break for a few minutes between each round of quill pulling as it is very painful. Clean & disinfect the wounds, and apply our WildPets First Aid in a Bottle remedy to help stop bleeding, soothe, protect and continue healing the broken skin.

ANIMAL BITES & STINGS FAQ

Q: Do I apply WildPets First Aid in a Bottle Formula directly on the bite/puncture wound?

A: If you need to take advantage of the antiseptic properties of the WildPets First Aid in a Bottle, then apply the remedy on the wound directly. If you do not need the antiseptic benefit, then you do not need to apply the remedy on the wound. Instead, you can apply the remedy by mouth or skin (inner ear flap, tummy, paw pads, gums, any regular skin except for the wound).

Q: My pet is swelling a lot after being stung by a wasp, do I apply the acute or maintenance dosage?

A: If you see any swelling, redness, purple, shiny color or worse, apply the acute dosage. Give the maintenance dose after all swelling, inflammation, red or purple color and any visible distress, danger and symptoms are gone to complete the healing.