साई व्हाइब्रियोनिक्स पत्रिका

On 4 November 2013 a malnourished cat with unknown injuries was seen on the streets of Rome by some volunteers. She was not sighted again for another ten days until she was found huddled in a corner. Emaciated, in pain and barely able to walk, the cat was taken to the vet. An X-ray revealed that she had a two-week-old fracture of the pelvis. The cat also had diarrhoea so she was treated for worms. One of the practitioner`s patients took the cat home from the shelter, looked after her in a protective kennel and sought vibrionics treatment. On 25 November the cat was given:  

CC4.6 Diarrhoea + CC12.2 Child tonic + CC20.7 Fractures…TDS

Within a week the diarrhoea had stopped completely and the cat started to put on weight. A repeat X-ray on 5 December showed the pelvic bone was healing well. Kitty the cat was now able to walk and came out of the kennel.  A final X-ray at the vet’s about a month later (5 January 2014) showed the pelvic fracture was completely healed. Kitty went back to her normal weight and was now frisky enough to come out of her kennel and loudly challenge two other cats in one encounter. Her health was good.