DR. Goel’s UTEROMATE Homeopathic Drops for Dogs & Cats, 30 ML

DR. Goel’s UTEROMATE Homeopathic Drops for Dogs & Cats

Features:

• ULTIMATE HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDY: This is an excellent homoeopathic remedy that offers a natural and safe alternative to traditional medications for female pets. With no side effects or contraindications, and instant relief when given onto the tongue, it is a convenient and easy-to-use solution for pet owners seeking an effective treatment for uterine troubles in their furry companions.
• EFFECTIVE INGREDIENTS: The pet product contains a combination of homoeopathic remedies, which are prepared from natural substances and diluted to very low concentrations. The ingredients include plant extracts such as Ustilago maydis, Secale cornutum, Sabina, Cinchona officinalis, and Caulophyllum thalictroides, as well as animal-derived substance Sepia and ivy extract Rhus Toxicodendron.
• EFFECTIVE SOLUTION FOR PETS: This product effectively regulates hormones in female pets by stimulating the pituitary gland. It is specifically designed to treat uterine troubles like hormonal imbalances, habitual abortion, delivery complications, retention of the placenta, metritis, pyometra, and other related conditions.

DOSAGE AND ITS COURSE

Keep track of the measurements and amount of intake your pet is having. DOSAGE: FOR PUPS & KITTENS: 5-10 drops of TDS FOR CATS: 10-15 drops of TDS FOR DOGS (SMALL BREED): 15-20 drops of TDS FOR DOGS (LARGE BREED): 20-25 drops TDS or as directed by the veterinarian. COURSE: To be given for 10-15 days or as per the severity of conditions. You may repeat the course if required.

APPLICATION METHODS

• Drop the medicine directly on the tongue or into the nostrils, to make sure the animal licks it.
• Or introduce the medication along with some simple pet food, like bread or plain rice, make sure the animal consumes both the food and the medication.
• Or spray the medication and distilled water into an empty 5 mL syringe (needless) directly onto the pets. tongue or gently into their nostrils, check to see if the animal licked the medication.