Dr. Edward Bach put Chestnut Bud in the group of flowers for "not sufficient interest in present circumstances." He said that the Chestnut Bud personality does "not take full advantage of observation and experience, and who take a longer time than others to learn the lessons of daily life."
Chestnut Bud's keynote is attentive learning. Chestnut Bud helps animals learn lessons quickly, without unnecessary repetition. It can be a useful remedy for cats, especially kittens, who make the same mistakes repeatedly before they finally "get it."
Chestnut Bud enhances the cat's ability to move past old experiences. It may be especially helpful in cases where a cat is relocated from an unhappy home, or had other negative experiences where it learned neurotic patterns, or a disturbed or confused way of interacting with humans.
Chestnut Bud can also be used to help break bad habits, such as urinating outside the box, behaving aggressively, or scratching in undesirable locations. Chestnut Bud combined with Rock Water and Clematis is especially useful for this purpose
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