HomeoPet Digestive Upsets Natural Homeopathic Drops for Dogs, Cats and Small Pets


Size: 15 ml
Unit of Sale: Per Unit
Price:
$11.99

Description

Settle an upset stomach the gentle way with HomeoPet Digestive Upsets, a veterinarian-formulated natural homeopathic medicine that may provide temporary relief from minor digestive problems in dogs, cats, birds and small animals. Vomiting, diarrhea, flatulence, retained gas, bad breath and a poor appetite can all follow a change of diet, a scavenged snack, travel or stress. These easy-dose liquid drops are safe for pets of every age, from puppies and kittens to seniors, and have no known side effects.

Key Features

  • Veterinarian formulated: Developed by a veterinarian using HPUS-monographed homeopathic ingredients.
  • May help relieve: Vomiting and loss of appetite; Diarrhea and constipation; Flatulence and retained gas; Bad breath linked to digestive upset.
  • Safe and gentle: No known side effects, non-sedating, and suitable for all life stages including pregnant and nursing pets.
  • Easy liquid dosing: Drop into the mouth, into water, or onto food at mealtime.
  • Up to 90 doses per bottle: One 15 ml bottle covers weeks of use for most pets.
  • Multispecies: For dogs, cats, birds and small animals such as rabbits, guinea pigs and ferrets.

How to Use

Dose directly into the mouth, in water, or at meal or snack time. Give one dose three times per day as needed. In acute cases, one dose every 15 minutes up to four doses may be given. When improvement is seen, decrease dosing to twice daily, then once daily, and discontinue when symptoms subside. If symptoms reappear, repeat the original dose. For birds, dose only once per day. If your pet dislikes the alcohol odor, let the drops sit in water or food for 10 to 20 minutes before serving.

  • Dosing by weight: 1 to 20 lb, 5 drops; 21 to 60 lb, 10 drops; 61 to 100 lb, 15 drops; over 100 lb, 20 drops
  • Pets under 1 lb: add 2 drops to 8 oz of water and give 2 drops of the medicated water per dose

Specifications

  • Brand: HomeoPet
  • Product: Digestive Upsets
  • Manufacturer item: 14724
  • Size: 15 ml bottle with dropper
  • Form: Liquid homeopathic drops
  • Species: Dogs, cats, birds and small animals
  • Life stage: All ages
  • Active ingredients (HPUS): A 15 ml bottle contains 3.12% each of: Aconitum nap 200c, Aloe 6c, 30c, 200c, Arsenicum alb 6c, 30c, 200c, Carbo veg 8x, 6c, Chelidonium maj 5x, Chininum pur 30c, Ipecac 6c, 30c, Lycopodium 10x, 30c, Merc solub 6c, Nux vom 8x, 6c, 30c, 200c, Podoph pelt 6c, 30c, Phos 6c, 30c, 200c, Phosphoricum ac 6c, 30c, Sulphur 6x,6c, 30c, Veratrum alb 6c, 30c
  • Inactive ingredients: 10% USP Alc., Glycerin, Purified Water
  • Made in the USA

Claims are based on traditional homeopathic practice and principles, not on modern medical theory or practice. Contact your veterinarian for all animal health concerns.

Stop by Garoppo’s Stone & Garden Center and Feed & Pet Supply to pick one up, or schedule local delivery within our service area.

HomeoPet Digestive Upsets may provide temporary relief from minor digestive issues such as vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, flatulence, retained gas, bad breath and loss of appetite. Persistent or severe symptoms, blood in the stool or a pet that cannot keep water down need a veterinarian right away.
Yes. The formula is designed for pets of all ages and life stages, including puppies, kittens, seniors and pregnant or nursing animals. It is also used for birds and small animals such as rabbits, guinea pigs and ferrets.
Drop the dose directly into the mouth, or add it to drinking water or a meal. Give one dose three times a day as needed. In acute cases you can give one dose every 15 minutes for up to four doses, then reduce to twice and once daily as your pet improves. Birds get one dose per day.
A 15 ml bottle holds up to 90 doses depending on the weight of your pet. A 1 to 20 lb pet takes 5 drops per dose, 21 to 60 lb takes 10 drops, 61 to 100 lb takes 15 drops and pets over 100 lb take 20 drops.
HomeoPet remedies have no known interactions with conventional medicines. If your pet is on a prescription or has an ongoing condition, check with your veterinarian before adding any remedy.

You may also like

Recently viewed