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Homoeopathic treatment for Minor Injuries Arnica & Rhustox 1 x 50ml For relief of sprains, strains and bruising for wildlife and domestic animals.

Dosage: Administer four drops onto either a jam, honey, or peanut butter sandwich. The fox will take this with relish and the local cat population will leave it alone; foxes love sweet things - cats don’t! Give the four drops daily for ten days, unless the leg appears better before this. If the fox is still limping badly after treatment please do get back to us.


How to Help a Limping Fox or Injured Pet Naturally

If you have noticed a wild fox limping through your garden or a family pet suffering from a minor strain, our traditional Arnica & Rhustox remedy offers safe, natural relief for sprains and bruising. Administering it is completely stress-free: simply add four drops daily onto a sweet treat like a jam or peanut butter sandwich. Foxes love sweet treats, while the local cat population will leave it alone!

Homoeopathic treatment for Minor Injuries (Arnica & Rhustox 1 x 50ml). Formulated specifically for the safe, non-toxic relief of minor sprains, muscle strains, and joint bruising in both local wildlife and domestic pets.

Why Do Urban Foxes Suffer from Sprains?

The British red fox is an incredibly lightweight and agile creature, capable of remarkable leaps up to 2 metres vertically. However, because they frequently scale high garden walls and 6-foot fences while navigating urban environments, misjudged landings are incredibly common. This leads to frequent joint twists, minor leg strains, and bruising that causes them to visibly limp through gardens.

Safe & Stress-Free Dosage Instructions

Administering treatments to an injured wild animal can be difficult, but our tasteless homeopathic liquid makes the process completely stress-free. There is no need to trap or stress the animal:

  • The Bait Trick: Simply place four drops of the remedy directly onto a small treat, such as a jam, honey, or peanut butter sandwich.
  • Natural Target Feeding: Foxes love sweet treats and will consume them immediately with relish. Best of all, the local cat population will leave it completely alone, as cats cannot taste sweet flavours!
  • Treatment Window: Provide the four drops daily for a 10-day period. If the fox stops limping before the 10 days are up, you can safely halt administration.

When to Seek Professional Wildlife Rescue Support

While minor sprains and joint twists will heal naturally over a couple of weeks with the help of Arnica & Rhustox, more severe trauma requires intervention. If the fox is dragging its leg completely, refusing to place any weight on it at all after the 10-day cycle, or if you can see an open wound, please contact your local wildlife hospital or get in touch with us at Derbyshire Fox Rescue for direct support.

If your local visitors are also suffering from severe scratching or fur thinning alongside a leg injury, you can safely use our targeted sarcoptic mange remedy concurrently to support their complete recovery.

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Homoeopathic treatment for Minor Injuries Arnica & Rhustox

  • Brand: Derbyfoxes
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