Do not give the Slippery Elm Bark at the same time as any other medications or supplements - it can inhibit the absorption of the medications. Flower Remedies Many people are sceptical about Flower Remedies, failing to see how they work. I do not profess to understand it, but my own experiences of using such remedies with my cats have been favourable, and since they are reasonably priced I would suggest giving them a try. These are thirty-eight individual remedies which are designed to address a specific state of mind or personality trait. In order to help your cat, you need to identify which is the most appropriate remedy.
Some remedies are for personality traits, and others are for moods or emotions.
It is best to try to find the remedy suitable for the animal's personality type as well as for its current mood. Thomas, for example, who was a stoical, low-key kind of cat, responded well to Oak as his personality type Remedy. There are two ways to give your cat the Remedies, and you can give more than one Remedy at a time. However, do not use more than six or seven Remedies in one go or results may be disappointing, because mixing too many Remedies together can make some of the essences ineffective. Take four drops at a time from this bottle at least four times a day, and use a dropper to place the Remedies in your cat's mouth.