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Urinary incontinence in dogs Urogenat
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- kidney and bladder infections
- calculations
- incontinence
- cystitis
- diuretic
- blood purifier
Posology
Dogs up to 5 kg: 1 measuring spoon. Up to 15 kg: 2 level measuring spoons From 20 to 30 kilos 2 protruding measuring spoons Larger than 40 kilos: 3 measuring spoons
Duration
On demand with veterinary review
Administration
Once a day
Natural treatment for urinary incontinence in dogs
The natural treatment for urinary incontinence in dogs Urogenat 100g It strengthens your kidneys and bladder because it is composed of cranberry, with excellent antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. It also includes bearberry leaves, especially indicated for irritation and incontinence.
In what conditions is Urogenat from PerNaturam indicated?
- Kidney and bladder infections.
- Kidney stones
- urinary incontinence.
- Cystitis.
- It is a diuretic.
- It is also a blood purifier.
- They strengthen mucous membranes and the body's defenses.
The cranberry (Vaccinium spec.), contains anti-adhesive mucilage that prevents bacteria from adhering to the surfaces of the urinary tract. Pathogens are eliminated with urine.
The root of sedge grass (Agropyron repens) has diuretic and blood purifying effects. Traditionally, it is used for gout, rheumatic diseases, chronic cystitis, and chronic skin rashes.
The sheets of bearberry (Arctostaphylos uva ursi) contain arbutin and methylabutin, which have an antibacterial effect on the kidneys.
Ingredients:
Analytical components and levels
- Crude protein 15%.
- Fat content 3,8%.
- Gross fiber 22,3%.
- Gross ash 4,8%.
- Minerals Ca 0.56%.
- P 0.36%.
- Na 0.01%.
Instructions for use natural treatment for urinary incontinence
- Dogs up to 5 kg: 1 measuring spoon.
- Up to 15 kg: 2 level measuring spoons
- From 20 to 30 kilos 2 measuring spoons that stand out
- Larger than 40 kilos:. 3 measuring spoons.
The measuring spoon contains 2 g.
Without a doubt, it is a recommended product that we should have in our kit for dogs with urinary incontinence problems.
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