Negative conditions:

• Shyness, tendency to hide, distrust, fear, negative experiences

Benefits:

• Trust, security, mastery of one's own territory and socialization

It is useful for animals that are shy, suspicious and in a constant state of defensive that leads them to remain aloof and not accept physical contact.
Helps build confidence, peace of mind, and interact confidently with those around them.

Composition

• Crowea:It helps the animal that tends to be insecure that expresses its discomfort with anxiety.

• Dog Rose:Dissolves the tension caused by fear that leads the animal to develop difficulties in managing the external environment.

• Flannel Flower:It helps the animal to accept to be touched and to interact calmly with the similar ones and the human beings with whom it comes into contact. Specific for males who have been mistreated.

• Fringed Violet:Useful for regaining harmony after any long-standing or recent shock that has caused distrust towards the external environment. Helps to restore one's living space from an energetic point of view.

• Gray Spider Flower:For the experiences of intense fear and terror. Help animals suffering from nightmares.

• Illawarra Flame Tree:Useful for those animals that have been rejected or abandoned and who are afraid of reliving the same experience.

• Mountain Devil:It works particularly well in animals that tend to be suspicious that cannot trust those they come into contact with.

• Pink Mulla Mulla:Indicated for the animal that appears frightened by something repeating itself and which has already caused a great emotional wound.

• Tall Mulla Mulla:Help animals who fear the relationship with other living beings and prefer to be alone.

• Tall Yellow Top:Indicated for the fear of social interaction, often due to episodes of rejection or abandonment that generate a tendency to loneliness and alienation.

• Wisteria:Specific remedy for females traumatized by physical abuse.

Directions for use:
Add 4 drops for small animals and 7 drops for medium and large animals, morning and evening, placed in water or food.