Single Homeopathic Remedy – Thuja

Apr 25, 2025 | Remedies, Remedies for Vaccine Repair, Single Remedy

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Single Homeopathic Remedy – Thuja

 

Common Name

White cedar, Arborvitae

Key Characteristics

Derived from the leaves and twigs of the Thuja occidentalis tree, this remedy is safe for dogs in homeopathic potencies like 30C.

It is a key choice for warty growths, skin tags, and chronic conditions linked to dampness or vaccinations.

Dogs needing Thuja may seem sluggish, sensitive, or prone to oily skin and odd growths, often with a history of slow recovery.

It is excellent for addressing deep-seated or stubborn issues over time.

When to Use Thuja for Dogs

Thuja suits dogs with persistent growths, sensitivities, or lingering problems in these situations:

  • Warts and Skin Tags

Rough, warty growths or small, fleshy tags on the skin.

May appear oily, smelly, or irritated, especially in damp conditions.

  • Vaccination Reactions

Mild lingering effects like lethargy, itching, or lumps post-vaccination.

Helps the body process and clear vaccine-related sluggishness.

  • Skin Conditions

Greasy, scaly patches or chronic rashes with a bad odor.

Dog may scratch or rub affected areas often.

  • Ear Issues

Waxy, smelly buildup or recurring infections in the ears.

May include crusty or thickened skin around the ear.

  • Chronic Weakness

Low energy or poor resilience, especially in damp, cold weather.

Suits dogs that seem “off” long-term with no clear cause.

Times of Day for Thuja

The theory of Times of Day suggests that certain remedies have characteristic indications that match particular phases of the day based on when symptoms are most likely to appear or intensify, and aligning the remedy’s vibrational frequency with optimal time windows when its effects harmonizes with the body’s needs can enhance its healing potential (click here to read more about the theory).

Thuja occidentalis is commonly used for skin growths, warts, vaccine-related issues, or chronic conditions — often linked to immune imbalances or toxicity.

Note: All hours specified below are in local standard time. If your region observes daylight saving time, please adjust accordingly.

  • Early Morning (5 – 7 AM)

Morning lethargy may highlight chronic skin issues or vaccine sensitivity; give it to support detox and immune balance.

  • Late Morning (9 – 11 AM)

Activity can irritate warts or growths; use it to address skin concerns and promote healing.

  • Early Afternoon (1 – 3 PM)

Midday rest might reveal sluggishness or chronic symptoms; administer to aid detoxification and reduce growths.

  • Night (7 – 9 PM)

Evening calm can emphasize skin discomfort or immune issues; give it to support recovery and ease irritation.

Homeopathic remedies can be highly effective in treating various symptoms in dogs.

However, it is always recommended to consult with a qualified homeopathic veterinarian before administering remedies to ensure they are appropriate for your dog’s condition.

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