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I read it. I don't think my mind can process that at this moment.
They banned people from saying homeopathy can cure anything in my country, so selling a "bottle of water that can cure a fever" is illegal. It really surprises me that people still fall for it.
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Indeed, and that nonsense about "Veterinary homeopathy is without side effects." I'm not sure I agree with that. It's pretty clear that a visit to the vet is a distressing situation for most pets and subjecting them to additional visits for woo could result in a general lowering in their well-being, particularly since you can't explain to your cat or dog why they are going.
Doctor_Cake
I made a spreadsheet when I was looking for vets in our area. Here's the homeopathy column, so I guess it's not as bad as I remember, but it could be that some vets in the area didn't even make it onto my list in the first place due to that criteria.
Homeopathy bullshit
no
recommends against it
one guy does a clinic on Wednesdays
no, but does offer acupuncture
some
Edit:
Here is an example. The mind boggles.
http://www.hydeparkvet.co.uk/services/services/homeopathy-and-acupuncture.html