Bach Flower Remedies for Dogs by Martin J. Scott and Gael Mariani

Bach Flower Remedies for Dogs is a practical and compassionate guide to using Dr Edward Bach’s renowned flower remedies to support the emotional wellbeing and behaviour of dogs. Written by experienced animal therapist Martin J. Scott and holistic practitioner Gael Mariani, this informative book was published by Findhorn Press in 2007. Combining traditional Bach Flower Remedy principles with modern understanding of canine behaviour, the authors present a thoughtful approach to helping dogs cope with emotional stress, anxiety, fear, trauma, and behavioural challenges in a safe and natural way.

In Bach Flower Remedies for Dogs, readers are introduced to the philosophy behind the Bach Flower Remedy system before exploring how each of the 38 remedies may be applied to specific emotional states in dogs. The authors explain how fear, loneliness, jealousy, grief, nervousness, overexcitement, and other emotional imbalances can influence behaviour, offering guidance on selecting remedies that address the underlying emotional cause rather than simply treating the outward symptoms. Practical case studies and clear explanations make the book accessible to both newcomers and those already familiar with complementary therapies.

One of the strengths of Bach Flower Remedies for Dogs is its balanced and practical approach. Martin J. Scott and Gael Mariani emphasise that emotional wellbeing forms an important part of a dog’s overall health and that flower remedies can be used alongside good training, proper veterinary care, and responsible ownership. The book also discusses common situations such as introducing a new pet, coping with separation anxiety, recovering from rescue or rehoming, adapting to changes in the household, and easing stress during travel, fireworks, or visits to the veterinarian.

Ideal for dog owners, breeders, trainers, rescue organisations, and practitioners of holistic animal care, Bach Flower Remedies for Dogs offers valuable insight into a gentle complementary therapy that has become increasingly popular among pet owners worldwide. Whether you are interested in natural approaches to canine wellbeing or simply wish to understand your dog’s emotional needs more fully, this well-written guide provides practical advice and thoughtful guidance. It remains a worthwhile addition to any collection on dog care, animal behaviour, or complementary therapies.

Condition: Very Good – Light shelf wear present. Foxing on text block edges.