| Sumario: | Veterinary homoeopathy is gaining its popularity as a complementary medicine for animals among rising concerns regarding misuse of antibiotics, increasing antibiotic resistance and residues of drugs in food producing animals. Homoeopathy provides a holistic, toxin free and cost-effective approach for treatment. Homoeopathy follows the application of law of similar and individualisation in cases of both humans and animals. But due to lack of verbal expression in animals the main source of collection of symptoms solely depends on observations by the owner and the physician which helps in the formation of totality. Appropriate case taking, unbiased observation and use of veterinary repertories for case analysis and remedy selection is the key to successful prescription in such cases. Despite challenges posed due to limited study and research homoeopathy has a promising potential in veterinary medicine and can help to ensure animal welfare and sustainability. Aim: This article presents a thorough framework for veterinary case-taking, symptom observation, and remedy selection, delivering practical guidance for practitioners while emphasizing the necessity for additional research and clinical trials.
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