When to Use Your Go 2

Keeping a bottle on hand in your first aid kit is the easiest way to use Your Go 2. It’s very simple and fast, and most beneficial taken internally.

1. Fear
With Halloween just around the corner, I’m reminded that many pets are not huge fans of the constant doorbell-ringing or knocking on Halloween night. The same goes for fireworks during the summer or on New Year’s Eve. Even grooming appointments or new situations – Your Go 2 can really help derail stress and nervousness. In fact, one of the most common uses of both of these remedies is fear. Starting with Your Go 2 a few hours before a stressful event can help keep your animal calm and decrease their anxiety, naturally.

2. Injuries
Your Go 2 is especially helpful when you’re dealing with both the shock and trauma of an injury, and the injury itself. No matter the situation, be it an injury at the dog park, a sprain running through the backyard, or something severe like getting hit by a car, eye injuries, aconite and arnica both help to manage the trauma response and shock, and can be incredibly helpful on the way to the vet. The homeopathic combination is designed to calm and settle until treatment can be given/booked with a vet or homeopathic practitioner. It won’t interfere with any vet assistance, so it’s a good first-response to any injury.

3. Pain
For pain, aconite and arnica are the best remedies to have on hand. Whether you’re dealing with ongoing pain, or acute pain after a hard day’s hike or agility, it can be incredibly useful. I even use it when I feel a migraine coming on.

4. The Onset of Any Illness!
The beginning stages of vomiting, diarrhea, ear infections, bladder infections, eye infections…Your Go 2 can help with inflammation and pain until you can book an appointment with your vet or get to the emergency clinic.

5. After Surgery
Following any surgical procedure, it can be beneficial for both pain, inflammation, aid in healing, and to help derail the stress of the surgery itself. Again, it won’t interfere with any pain medications prescribed following the surgery. It’s an important supportive measure.

6. Insect Bites
Bee stings, mosquito bites, black fly bites… any insect bite can benefit from Your Go 2. It can help reduce swelling and inflammation and reduce the pain and itching at the bite site.

**When using Your Go 2 topically, keep in mind that it may sting if used on broken skin. It is best used when the skin is intact.

I’ve used Your Go 2 for my own pets (and for myself!) in many of these situations. I always keep a bottle on hand to use quickly, as the versatility is really nice! Keep it handy in the house, give a bottle to your dog walker, keep a bottle in the car, or even in your travel kit. Happy healing <3

INSTRUCTIONS

One dose = 2 pumps

Give one dose directly in the mouth at the first sign of any of the stated situations (trauma, injury, shock, fever, GI upset, or inflammation).

Give one dose each half-hour thereafter for 2 more doses then every 2 hours for 2 more doses. If your animal has steady improvement, one dose can be given 3 times per day for 1-3 days if needed.

If at any time your animal is not improving or is getting worse, seek veterinarian advice.

This is best given separate from food. Try not to give food or water within 20 minutes of giving the remedy.

Adored Beast Apothecary is the culmination of decades of experience in the trenches of holistic healthcare by founder Julie Anne Lee, DCH RCSHom. Julie has spent her life learning and teaching others how to provide healthy, holistic care to our adored beasts.

Julie Anne Lee, DCH has been the owner and practitioner of some of the busiest and long standing holistic Veterinary Hospitals and Clinics in North America, instructor at the College of Animal Homeopathic Medicine, lecturer for the American Homeopathic Veterinary Association, British Homeopathic Veterinary Surgeons Association and many more over the last 20 years.

- Owner and practitioner of Adored Beast Veterinary Clinic, the first licensed strictly holistic Veterinary clinic in Canada
- Owner and practitioner, Vancouver Animal Wellness Hospital
- Owner and practitioner, Healing Place Veterinary Clinic
- Director of Holistic Wing, Animal Care Clinic with 10 veterinarians and a support staff of 25