Phytonics Bladder Comp

Phytonics Bladder Comp

Phytonics Bladder Comp supports a healthy bladder. The food supplement contributes to a healthy bladder function, which also promotes urination. Problems in and around the bladder can be caused by multiple factors. These causes can range from being in a stressful situation to poor diet or internal or external pollutants.

Suitable for cats, dogs, ponies and horses.

Important benefits

• Helps relax the bladder.
• Supports the return to a healthy environment in the bladder.
• Contains stress-reducing/soothing ingredients.
• If your pet shows symptoms of illness (pain, fever, anorexia, inability to urinate, etc.), you need to consult your veterinarian.

Dosage

Unless prescribed otherwise by a veterinarian, twice daily:

• Cats: 2-5 drops
• Dogs: 5-10 drops
• Horses: 10-15 drops

1 ml = 20 drops.

Shake before use.

Treatment duration

If you notice an improvement, you can switch to a maintenance dose. This is usually half of the dosage indicated on the packaging. When dosing this product, pay close attention to your pet's reaction. At the beginning of a treatment, a higher dosage may be required. This product can be safely given in a double dose. Reduce the dosage gradually to the lowest possible dose. For some dilutions and extracts, symptoms may worsen briefly at the start of treatment. This means that the animal is responding to the product. In the event that the symptoms worsen considerably, you can halve the dose or stop temporarily and then build up slowly.

Administration

Apply this product directly to the mouth using a plastic syringe, or dilute with a little water. This product should be administered separately from meals where possible, as it works more effectively when absorbed by a clean oral mucosa. If your pet does not like the product, you can soak the drops into a small treat.

Always consult with your veterinarian before using in pregnant or lactating animals.

Always provide your pet with plenty of drinking water because the use of this product may stimulate water retention and urine production. Dietary measures are often needed in cases of bladder stones or urinary crystals.

Composition

Asparagus, bearberry, birch, bittersweet, Canadian goldenseal, goldenrod, wolf's-foot clubmoss, cat's claw, cat's whiskers, purple coneflower, saffron, St. John's wort, arnica, walnut, barberry, charcoal, sodium muriaticum, zincum metalicum, bentonite-montmorrilonite, alcohol 31%.