Homeopathy can be used very effectively with feral cats or stray dogs, even when you can’t handle them individually.
Here’s how to treat a colony effectively:
- Choose the right remedy based on the symptoms you're seeing in the group — respiratory issues, mange, stress, etc.
- Dissolve the pellets in a small amount of clean water (a few tablespoons is enough).
- Pour the treated water over the colony’s wet food or mix it into broths, tuna juice, or anything palatable to ensure it’s eaten.
- Feed the remedy-treated food once or twice a day — consistency matters more than precision.
- If some cats eat and others don’t, that’s okay. Over time, as you continue feeding daily, most of the colony will get exposure.
- For specific animals, offer a separate dish if possible — but again, not required.
We support TNR groups, shelters, and colony caregivers regularly. If you're unsure which remedy to use or how to rotate treatments through a large group, just reach out. We're happy to walk you through it.