Development Remedy helps to strengthens the process of growing up, develops the personality of the pet, supports the process of separation from the animal parents.
When cared for by human beings, pets’ lives are characterised by constant interplay between the need to develop in a self-confident way, display behaviour which is appropriate to the species, and acceptance of the authority of the pet’s owner. The latter decides when it is time for the pet to eat, when it is time to exercise, and sets appropriate limits in both the physical and the figurative senses. Are the limits clear and precise? If the times are regular, this certainly benefits the process of development from young to adolescent animal. In this way, it experiences security and care and learns to live within the limitations to its freedom. Young pets are full of zest for action and want to conquer the world. They need to have clear rules in their ‘storm and stress’ period to remain physically and mentally fit. To achieve this, it is important that their nerves and senses are not over-stimulated and that the vascular system is able to adjust quickly and flexibly to new circumstances and the weather.