Yes – absolutely. Traumeel works very well on small animals, again it is safe to use and has no side effects. 
What I love about Traumeel is it can be used on animals and humans, so it just makes it much easier having one remedy that covers adults, children, dogs, cats, horses and other small animals…
Case History of Using Traumeel
We have used Traumeel Gel very successfully on one of our Siamese cats. One became very lame after hurting herself out climbing etc. Once we located the joint and tendon that she had damage, (if you get stuck and can’t locate the area yourself, you can always ask your vet to x-ray/scan them and then treat the area with Traumeel instead of regular anti-inflammatories.
How We Treated Her
We used the Traumeel Gell on the joint and surrounding tissues and gave her Traumeel drops in her feed. She was lame for quite sometime and I thought may never come right. However we persevered and she is now fully sound – unbelievable.
In addition to using Traumeel, for 2 days I gave her a conventional painkiller – this helped her move more which she needed to do, but other than that nothing else.
Which Traumeel Products to Use on Your Cat
1.) You can use the Traumeel Drops in their drinking water or food – very easy and depending on the condition you can give this once or twice a day, unless acute and then more often.
2.) You can use the Traumeel Gel – this is preferable to the ointment as it is easier to massage in through their hair, but if you already have the ointment this can still be used.
3.) Traumeel Injections – if you have someone to help you administer these if you are knowledgeable with using these. They are good in acute situations.
In Addition
In addition to help their overall health, you can give them daily in their food:-
- 1 tsp of Apple Cider Vinegar
- 1/2 to 1 tsp of Seaweed Powder
