Effectiveness of Homeopathy with Wildlife Treatments

"In the last few years, rehabilitators and veterinarians alike have become increasingly concerned with problems related to antibiotics. It has not been unusual for wildlife on antibiotics to lose their appetite or develop gastrointestinal difficulties (e.g., diarrhea). In many cases, the antibiotics have been prescribed without the bacteria being cultured – so the effectiveness may be limited. There is growing concern about rising antibiotic resistance in wild populations. Holistic veterinarians have also expressed concerns about suppressing symptoms.

While there may be cases when antibiotics are necessary, these and other concerns about antibiotic use with wildlife have prompted wildlife rehabilitators to explore alternative treatment options.  Homeopathic literature has many descriptions about the use of homeopathic medicines used with wounds, such as Hypericum, Ledum, Calendula, and Staphysagria. Other homeopathic medicines are commonly described for infections, such as Hepar sulphuris, Lachesis, Crotalus horridus, and Pyrogenium. Wildlife rehabilitators have used such homeopathic medicines with wildlife after consulting with homeopathic veterinarians. These homeopathic medicines have demonstrated their effectiveness as part of an overall wound management protocol."

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I'd be interested in a discussion about what sort of treatments you've used or experiences with wildlife or 'difficult to handle' domestics, even.  I've used various treatments for injured birds, feral cats and others with good success!  I so wish more people would accept Homeopathy as a viable source of veterinarian (and medical) treatment!! Its a 'tough sell' in the US. I spend alot of time with my own clients and people on such forums as Facebook, just getting out testimonials of successful treatments.  So, again -- have you used homeopathy for wildlife treatment? In what sort of situation? What animal?  What condition and remedy? Please share ...