Month: August 2020

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Pets Diarrhea Can Be Dangerous : Homeopathy Remedy

Diarrhea in dogs is a very common condition. Most of the time, it is self-limiting, while sometimes, it becomes a serious condition, dogs become ill and require hospitalization to recover.

Dr. Bhaskar Goel, BHMS

Symptoms and Types of diarrhea in dogs:

  • More water in the faeces than normal (softer or lose unformed faeces)
  • An increased volume of faeces
  • Shooting faeces
  • Blood or mucus in the faeces. E.g.: Bloody diarrhea can be due to bacterial, viral, verminous, or any other cause.
  • Tenesmus, i.e., straining to defecate
Other symptoms associated with diarrhea indicate a more severe condition like:

Vomiting, listlessness, anorexia or in appetite, depression, abdominal pain, fever, weakness, etc.

Diarrhea may result in the following ways:

Osmotic imbalance

It occurs when the concentration of food molecules in the intestine is too high. Water is drawn into the intestine by these excess molecules, causing diarrhea in dogs.

Over secretion

It occurs when the intestines secrete too much fluid after being exposed to bacteria, toxins, or parasites.

Intestinal exudation

It is described as a slow oozing of blood fluids through ulcers or other cuts in the intestinal tissue layers. This exudation can be mild or very severe.

Motility disorders

It refers to the condition where active bowel movements get inhibited due to some reason. The capability of the intestines to process the ingested food through the peristalsis movements goes wrong. The contraction of the intestinal muscles, which facilitate the movement of food for better digestion, is known as peristalsis. This can be in both ways, either decreased motility or increased motility. In both cases, it may affect the health of the dog.

The following factors can be a cause of diarrhea in dogs:

  • Systemic illness: eating garbage or spoiled food, inanimate objects consumption, sudden changes in the diet, etc.
  • Drugs and toxins: ingesting foreign bodies (non-food items), intestinal blockage
  • Viral or bacterial or parasitic infestation, pancreatitis, hypersensitive digestive tract, etc.
  • Stress results in diseases like Rickettsia (tick-transmitted disease), Fungal diseases, Addison’s disease, liver diseases, etc.
  • Kidney disease

Diagnosis of acute and chronic diarrhea in Dogs

A veterinarian should perform a complete physical examination of the dog, including a background history of symptoms and possible incidents that might have led to this condition. A faecal sample should be collected and examined for parasitic infestation. A blood chemical profile, a complete blood count, an electrolyte panel, and a urinalysis have to be performed to rule out other causes of the disease. X-rays can help to rule out the possibility of the dog swallowing any inappropriate items, which might be blocking or irritating the intestine. In severe cases, an ultrasound can be very useful in diagnosing intestinal obstructions, peristalsis, hypermotility, and pancreatitis. Chronic diarrhea may require different tests, including cobalamin and folate (vitamins) levels, lipase, and other markers of intestinal functionality. Chronic diarrhea is treated and managed differently than acute diarrhea.

Treatment of Acute Diarrhoea in Dogs

If the dog shows only mild symptoms, it can be treated as an outpatient, but patients with severe dehydration and vomiting should be hospitalized for fluid and electrolyte therapy. Dehydration can be fatal if the dog is not treated for diarrhea immediately. If the diarrhea is mild, but the dog has any other signs of illness, hospitalization is a must. For those pets with a mild illnesses, home care includes rest, oral medication, and a blended diet of boiled chicken and white rice. Suggesting thorough rehydration of the pet at home before the discharge is important. Patients with an obstruction or foreign bodies may require surgery to evaluate the intestine and remove the foreign object. Timely deworming of pets should be the concern of pet owners to avoid diarrhea for verminous reasons.

Homeopathic Veterinary Medicine for Diarrhoea in Dogs

DIASULE for pets is a unique Homeopathic Veterinary Medicine, proved to be effective in treating different types of diarrhea in dogs & cats. Diarrhea of any underlying cause like bacterial, viral, or verminous can be treated by DIASULE. Even bloody diarrhea in PARVO viral infection can be improved.

Homeopathic remedies work on the principle of “similia similibuscuranter,” which means “like cures like,” and so is DIASULE. Hence, such formulations that cause symptoms like a diseased animal in a healthy one are used to prepare this wonder drug formula to be able to treat diarrhea for varied reasons.

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Swelling Of Joints In Pets, Homeopathic Cure Of Osteoarthritis

Osteoarthritis is a common problem in dogs, especially in age-old and heavy breeds. Early detection of the problem and initiating the appropriate management at the right time can help the dog to lead an active and quality life. As there is no cure for this progressive condition through conventional treatment, alternative systems like homeopathic medicine are providing the best results.

Dr. Bhaskar Goel, BHMS

What is Osteoarthritis?

Osteoarthritis, also referred to as Degenerative Joint Disease, is a progressive inflammation of the joints caused by the deterioration of cartilage. While any joint in the body can develop osteoarthritis, this condition affects mostly the limbs and the lower spine. In a healthy joint, cartilage acts as a cushion to allow the joints to move smoothly through their full range of motion. In cases of osteoarthritis, this cartilage cushion begins to break down because of factors such as age, injury, stress, or disease. The loss of this protective cushion results in pain, inflammation, decreased range of motion, and the development of bone spurs.

Risk Factors for Osteoarthritis in Dogs

Any breed of dog can develop osteoarthritis, particularly as they progress with age. But there are some factors that can predispose a dog to this condition, such as fractures or tears in the ligaments due to repetitive stress from athletic activities in large or giant breeds like German Shepherds, Labrador, Retrievers, and Golden Retrievers. Other predisposing factors like obesity, age, particularly middle-aged to age-old dogs, infections that affect the joints as such in Lyme’s disease, improper nutrition, poor conformation, genetic factors, etc., could also be a reason.

Signs of Osteoarthritis in Dogs

Early detection of osteoarthritis is the toughest task, and often the symptoms do not become apparent until the affected joint is badly damaged. In some dogs, the predisposition to pain may take time because of their heaviness. Thus, it is important to keep monitoring middle-aged to age-old dogs and those predisposed to osteoarthritis for early signs of Degenerative Joint Disease.

These signs include

Stiffness, lameness or difficulty in getting up, lethargy, reluctance to run even for a short distance, jump, or play, weight gain, irritability, changes in behavior, and pain in the joints when palpated are the most common symptoms. Difficulty in posturing to urinate or defecate or having accidents in the house, and loss of muscle mass over the limbs and spine are other additional symptoms.

Additional Treatment

Veterinarians may recommend treatment modalities like physiotherapy, acupuncture, cold laser, and changes in diet. In severe cases, surgery may be recommended to remove the damaged tissue from the joint or even to replace the entire joint.

Homeopathic Solution For Joint pain Issues in Dogs and Cats
 INFLASULE FOR JOINT PAIN IN PETS
INFLASULE for pets is an excellent remedy in treating inflammation of joints, lameness, shifting pain due to swelling of joints (LYME DISEASE) associated with fever and anorexia, inflamed eyes of any reason or pain in the joints as in the case of arthritis.

Dermisule homeopathic remedy for skin infection in dogs and cats

DERMISULE For All Kinds of Skin Issues in Pets:

DERMISULE for pets is the best remedy for dogs suffering from different skin conditions like eczema, allergies, rashes, lesions with hair loss, redness, dry, scaly, pus, or bloody discharge. Specific or general lesions or spots as in Mange disease can also be improved.
 
Me & My SKIN & COAT Pet Supplement for skin infection in pets

ME and MY SKIN AND COAT Homeopathic Supplement

Me & My SKIN & COAT Pet Supplement is a peerless medicine for our pet’s skin and coat. It helps reattain natural skin and coat after injuries, chaps, cracks, scaly eruptions, or any acute skin lesion in pets. It is highly recommended to treat hair fall for any reason.

Stressza Homeopathic medicine for stress & anxiety in dogs and cats

 

STRESSZA FOR PETS STRESS AND ANXIETY

STRESSZA for pets is an excellent remedy for treating Anxiety, Stress, and Canine Distemper. When your fur baby is unanimously scratching, barking, hiding behind, feeling anxious, eating nothing, even sometimes behaving wild or attacking unknowingly, etc. these all symptoms may be due to Anxiety and Stress or due to various causes of Canine Distemper. We have the best solution to all your problems, We have STRESSZA is a unique homeopathic veterinary formulation to relieve stress in pets.

Stressza for pets works for Stress due to Traveling, Crackers in Festive Season, Fighting with stray dogs, Home alone, Visiting Hospital for Vaccination, etc.

ME & MY VITALITY SUPPLEMENT FOR STRESS & ANXIETY

This is a unique supplement for pets experiencing extreme lassitude (inactiveness), depression, nervousness, irritability, hysterical behavior, night terror, insomnia, and other related symptoms.
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Cure Septic Conditions In Your Pets : Symptoms & Cure

septic problem in pets

There are many diseases in pets that may lead to sepsis or show symptoms of septic-like conditions. Bacteremia is the presence of bacterial organisms in the dog’s bloodstream, whereas septicemia is the presence of microbes and their toxins in the system for a prolonged period. When the infection is spread throughout the body, it is known as systemic infection. This is also known as blood poisoning or septic fever. This condition is fatal when it leads to abnormally low blood pressure and high body temperature and may lead to death if left untreated. In severe cases, when the condition has progressed to septic shock, treatment alone is not enough to save the animal.

Symptoms and Types

There are several signs and symptoms of both septicemia (blood infection) and bacteremia in dogs. Remember that septicemia and bacteremia are not the same, although they are related and are often used interchangeably.

  1. Sepsis and bacteremia in dogs may develop slowly or suddenly.
  2. Signs and symptoms may vary, or they may involve many different organ systems, like the cardiovascular system in severe cases.
  3. Symptoms are often confused with the signs and symptoms of many other immune-regulated diseases.
  4. Clinical symptoms are often more severe when the organisms involved are gram-negative bacteria. This type of organism is more likely to cause diseases in dogs.
  5. Primarily, dogs will develop signs and symptoms of the disease in the gastrointestinal tract.
  6. Initial physical signs and symptoms typically include chills, fever, and lethargy.
  7. Symptoms of depression are common in affected dogs.
  8. Tachycardia (rapid heartbeat) and a heart murmur can also be observed.

The causes for sepsis or bacteremia in dogs typically include exposure to host-specific disease-causing micro-organisms like E.coli. Conditions that may increase the likelihood of sepsis:

Surgery, especially if the location of the surgery is infected. Existing infections, immune system disorders, pneumonia, uterine infections, urinary tract infections, skin infections, etc., may predispose sepsis. Any condition that lowers the immune system places the dog at risk of contracting a bacterial infection.

One reason for septic shock could be a severe untreated infection, such as:

  1. Ruptured intestines (typically from intestinal cancer or a foreign body obstruction), arthritis, or blood infection.
  2. Kidney infections like polynephritis and uterine infections in intact females like pyometra.
  3. Prostatic infection in male dogs like a prostatic abscess, pancreatic infections like pancreatitis or pancreatic abscess.
  4. Severely infected wounds as in the case of abscess or bite wounds or most common infections in the ear or pneumonia.
  5. Bacterial infection in the vertebrae as in the case of spondylitis, and bacterial infection on the heart valves as seen in bacterial endocarditis.
  6. Ruptured organs (e.g., a ruptured stomach secondary to gastric dilatation-volvulus, a ruptured bladder secondary to bladder stones, or a ruptured gall bladder secondary to gall bladder stones).

Homeopathic Cure of Septic Conditions in Dog

SEPTAFINE for pets is the best remedy for treating conditions of sepsis anywhere in the body with exceptional improvement in metritis and pyometra conditions. It cures septic or septic-like symptoms in any part of the body.
Homeopathic remedies work on the principle of “similia similibuscuranter,” which means “like cures like,” so is SEPTIIGO. Hence, such formulations that cause symptoms like a diseased animal in a healthy one are used to prepare this wonder drug formula to be able to treat sepsis for varied reasons. It is a formulation that was developed by a renowned Indian veterinarian after consulting many homeopaths and conducting advanced field trials over the years.Homeopathic Solution For Dogs and Cats

sepsis symptoms

SEPTAFINE for pets is the best remedy for treating conditions of sepsis anywhere in the body with exceptional improvement in metritis and pyometra conditions. It cures septic or septic-like symptoms in any part of the body.

This unique formulation was brought up by the leading Homeopathic Veterinary Medicine producing company Goel Vet Pharma Pvt Ltd. The company is certified under WHO GMP practices which highlight its hygienic manufacturing facilities. All the available formulations had undergone many clinical and field trials, thus gaining trust among many veterinarians and pet parents.

 INFLASULE FOR EYE INFECTION IN PETS
INFLASULE for pets is an excellent remedy in treating inflammation of joints, lameness, shifting pain due to swelling of joints (LYME DISEASE) associated with fever and anorexia, inflamed eyes of any reason or pain in the joints as in the case of arthritis.
 
Dermisule homeopathic remedy for skin infection in dogs and cats

DERMISULE For All Kinds of Skin Issues in Pets:

DERMISULE for pets is the best remedy for dogs suffering from different skin conditions like eczema, allergies, rashes, lesions with hair loss, redness, dry, scaly, pus, or bloody discharge. Specific or general lesions or spots as in Mange disease can also be improved.
 
Me & My SKIN & COAT Pet Supplement for skin infection in pets

ME and MY SKIN AND COAT Homeopathic Supplement

Me & My SKIN & COAT Pet Supplement is a peerless medicine for our pet’s skin and coat. It helps reattain natural skin and coat after injuries, chaps, cracks, scaly eruptions, or any acute skin lesion in pets. It is highly recommended to treat hair fall for any reason.
 

Stressza Homeopathic medicine for stress & anxiety in dogs and cats

 

STRESSZA FOR PETS STRESS AND ANXIETY

STRESSZA for pets is an excellent remedy for treating Anxiety, Stress, and Canine Distemper. When your fur baby is unanimously scratching, barking, hiding behind, feeling anxious, eating nothing, even sometimes behaving wild or attacking unknowingly, etc. these all symptoms may be due to Anxiety and Stress or due to various causes of Canine Distemper. We have the best solution to all your problems, We have STRESSZA is a unique homeopathic veterinary formulation to relieve stress in pets.

Stressza for pets works for Stress due to Traveling, Crackers in Festive Season, Fighting with stray dogs, Home alone, Visiting Hospital for Vaccination, etc.

ME & MY VITALITY SUPPLEMENT FOR STRESS & ANXIETY

This is a unique supplement for pets experiencing extreme lassitude (inactiveness), depression, nervousness, irritability, hysterical behavior, night terror, insomnia, and other related symptoms


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Your Pet Is In Stress : Do You Know?

Change in routine like shifting to a new home can bring out a lot of stress for pets. Dogs become accustomed to a routine, and change in the same increases their stress levels even if the change is for their own betterment. However, if the change is an improvement in the dog’s situation, the body’s stress response will return to its normal status sooner or later. Some other common stress factors may include loud noises (thunderstorms, fireworks, construction), boarding or kenneling, and even travel. Meeting new family members (whether people or animals) can also cause stress in pets. As per recent studies, Homeopathic Veterinary Medicines may help your pet to deal with stressful situations in a quick and effective way.

If the dog is stressed out for a longer period, changes are evident in his health condition or behavior, which can lead to serious problems if not addressed timely. Here are the six ways to show how stress can affect a dog’s health.

Behavioral problems

Stress usually comes out as aggression in dogs. There can be no doubt that pain or illness can cause stress. They may be irritated, frustrated, and even angry. Behavioral changes such as lethargy, hiding in quiet spots, appetite, vomiting, and other related signs show that our dog is not well. Common ailments such as hip dysplasia may result in aggression even in a homely pet. Subsequently, they may behave aggressively towards anything that gets associated with their pain or discomfort. The dog may only be temporarily stressed due to illness, but the lifestyle impact continues for a long period of time. For instance, a puppy that has spent time in a veterinary clinic due to disease or illness may start disliking the veterinary staff who are associated with its discomfort. Even this can become a reason for their stress when they revisit the veterinary hospital again.

Any type of stress can cause loss of appetite, but prolonged stress can cause weight loss from decreased food intake. In addition, some dogs suffering from stress may start chewing or even eating inanimate objects. This can include obsessively chewing toys, doors, and window sills or licking themselves, even to the point of injury.

Weakened Immune System

When dogs are stressed, the body releases the hormone cortisol as a part of the fight-or-flight mechanism. Cortisol helps the body to respond to a stressful event—for example, by directing the blood flow to the muscles. But, when stress becomes a chronic problem, cortisol also causes problems, such as weakening the immune system. With stress and immune suppression, fighting off infections or diseases becomes highly difficult for dogs. So, it’s important to minimize the dog`s stress levels; otherwise, over time, even a mild problem can potentially become a major issue. A good example of this is demodectic mange, a skin disease caused by mites. Demodectic mites live on the skin of almost every dog without causing any harm. However, when the body becomes immune stressed, the mites multiply in certain parts of the skin, causing an obvious infection. Demodectic mange is a commonly diagnosed condition in puppies due to their immaturely developed immune systems.

Diarrhea

In stress, the body releases adrenaline, another fight-or-flight hormone. Like cortisol, adrenaline can help a dog survive an immediate threat. For example, adrenaline increases heart rate and blood pressure, but these temporary benefits also come with downsides. Adrenaline causes a decrease in blood flow to the intestines and stomach, which can result in diarrhea in many dogs. Stress-induced diarrhea occurs suddenly and is typically not accompanied by any other symptoms (no fever, no vomiting).

Issues with Urination

Stress very often causes inappropriate urination in pets. A clear example of this is urination which occurs in response to fear. The immediate release of stress hormones will relax the bladder sphincters, and urination will occur suddenly. The same stress may even cause sudden defecation by relaxing the anal sphincter. Ways to relieve stress in dogs depend upon the underlying physiological cause. Conditions such as brain tumors and thyroid dysfunctionalities can only be diagnosed and treated with the help of a veterinarian’s guidance. Aggressive behavior in dogs needs to be managed safely and effectively. Dogs that display aggressive behavior, either due to medical or behavioral reasons, may benefit from the following homeopathy remedy.

Homeopathic Remedy for Stress in Pets

STRESS for PETS is a unique homeopathic veterinary formulation to relieve stress in pets. It works on the homeopathic principle, i.e., “Similia SimillibusCuranter,” which means “like cures like.” Hence, such formulations that cause symptoms like a diseased animal in a healthy one are used to prepare this wonder drug formula to be able to treat stress for varied reasons. It is a formulation that was developed by a renowned Indian veterinarian after consulting many homeopaths and conducting advanced field trials over the years with continuous supervision and training.

HOMEOPATHIC SOLUTION FOR STRESS AND ANXIETY

Stressza Homeopathic medicine for stress & anxiety in dogs and cats

 

STRESSZA FOR PETS STRESS AND ANXIETY

STRESSZA for pets is an excellent remedy for treating Anxiety, Stress, and Canine Distemper. When your fur baby is unanimously scratching, barking, hiding behind, feeling anxious, eating nothing, even sometimes behaving wild or attacking unknowingly, etc. these all symptoms may be due to Anxiety and Stress or due to various causes of Canine Distemper. We have the best solution to all your problems, We have STRESSZA is a unique homeopathic veterinary formulation to relieve stress in pets.

Stressza for pets works for Stress due to Traveling, Crackers in Festive Season, Fighting with stray dogs, Home alone, Visiting Hospital for Vaccination, etc.

ME & MY VITALITY SUPPLEMENT FOR STRESS & ANXIETY

This is a unique supplement for pets experiencing extreme lassitude (inactiveness), depression, nervousness, irritability, hysterical behavior, night terror, insomnia, and other related symptoms.
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Treat Constipation Problem In Your Pets : A Tedious Issue : Homeopathy Remedy

No one wants their dog to feel pain if they can spare it. But many dogs experience most of the same common and complex health concerns as their human counterparts. When a dog suffers from constipation, it can lead to a feeling of helplessness in pet owners and discomfort for their loving pet.

What causes constipation in dogs?

Veterinarians classify more complex causes of constipation in dogs into three broad categories: intraluminal, extraluminal, and intrinsic. The word ‘intraluminal’ refers to obstruction of bowel movements within the colon, including inflammation, abnormal growths, or foreign objects. ‘Extraluminal’ can refer to causes that block bowel movements from outside of the colon, such as a pelvic injury or other painful conditions that make it difficult to pass stool. Lastly, the intrinsic causes of constipation in dogs cover a broad range of hormonal and neurological diseases that can affect the digestive tract. Dogs may suffer from constipation even due to these medicines that are used to treat these injuries and illnesses or as a side effect of the injury itself. The most common cause of constipation in dogs is the ingestion of irritating or indigestible substances. Dogs with long hair and having a habit of excessive licking or grooming expose themselves to bacteria and other agents in their surrounding environment that may irritate the stomach or the gastrointestinal tract. Constipation in dogs is also commonly caused by dehydration. Healthy dogs should be drinking about an ounce of water per pound of body weight each day. Though staying hydrated can prevent constipation in dogs, there is such a thing as drinking too much water, and Polydipsia can also be an early indicator of other health issues in dogs. Dogs can also experience constipation as a result of an overly sedentary lifestyle. Common pet health practices suggest that dogs go for a fifteen-minute walk twice a day to regulate bowel movements and contribute to the overall quality of life.

Signs of Constipation in dogs:

Constipation in dogs is marked by the inability to pass a bowel movement for more than 24 hours. Most dogs produce faeces at least once a day. Many of them have bowel movements that correspond to the number of daily feedings. Hard, dry stools that resemble pebbles in texture are also a common sign of constipation in dogs, also known as concretion. Besides the clear signs of constipation, a dog may also experience one or more of the following symptoms.

  • Signs of pain while attempting a bowel movement, hunched posture, tense abdomen, and cry of distress.
  • Blood in the stool, passing blood without a stool, vomiting, lethargy.
  • Lack of appetite, difficulty in urinating.
  • Some dogs will have a tense, painful abdomen and cry or growl if you press on their stomach or lower back if they are suffering from constipation. The dog fails to produce a bowel movement within 48 to 72 hours from the previous bowel movement.

Foods that can help out dogs suffering from constipation

  • Canned pumpkin: To help a dog with constipation, you can try feeding them pumpkin, which is high in fiber and water content. You can use either fresh pureed pumpkin or canned pumpkin, but be sure to avoid purees and pie fillings with added sugar, as these often contain a compound that is toxic to dogs.
  • Milk: Like humans, many dogs are lactose intolerant. However, a small bowl of milk can act as a laxative for canines in a crisis.
  • Olive or Coconut Oil: A natural fruit, vegetable, or mineral oil can help lubricate stool for dogs suffering from constipation.
  • Cooked Green Beans are rich in fiber, helping to clean the colon and stimulate bowel movements. This small and tasty vegetable acts as a unique treat for dogs with constipation.
  • Ginger and Broth: Many humans turn to ginger to help with indigestion, and this remedy can have an equally helpful effect on dogs suffering from constipation. Prepare a half-cup of chicken or beef broth with a 1⁄4 teaspoon of ginger to help a constipated dog. Constipation can be improved by maintaining a regular schedule of exercise. A healthy level of activity will ensure that the colon receives enough blood flow to function properly. Dogs with constipation should also partake in a fiber-rich diet.

Homeopathic Veterinary Medicine for Constipation in Dogs

Constipation in pets can be due to varied reasons like eating bone pieces, hair, cloth, paper, grass, age-related, dry feces, etc. It can be acute or chronic and is common to dogs. The discomfort of the dog and the helplessness of the pet owners can be addressed with CONSTIGO for PET, a Homeopathic Veterinary Medicine to treat constipation for any reason.

This unique formulation was brought up by the leading Homeopathic Veterinary Medicine producing company Goel Vet Pharma Pvt Ltd. The company is certified under WHO GMP practices which highlight its hygienic manufacturing facilities. All the available formulations had undergone many clinical and field trials, thus gaining trust among many veterinarians and pet parents.

Drug description

Homeopathic remedies work on the principle of “similia similibuscuranter,” which means “like cures like”, so is our CONSTIGO. Hence, such formulations that cause symptoms like a diseased animal in a healthy one are used to prepare this wonder drug formula to be able to treat constipation for varied reasons. It is a formulation that was developed by a renowned Indian veterinarian after consulting many homeopaths and conducting advanced field trials over the years.

Homeopathic Solution For Dogs and Cats

Constipation Relief

CONSTIGO for PETS is the best Homeopathic Veterinary Medicine for Constipation in pets can be due to varied reasons like eating bone pieces, hair, cloth, paper, grass, age-related, dry feces, etc. It can be acute or chronic and is common to dogs. The discomfort of the dog and the helplessness of the pet owners can be addressed with CONSTIGO, a Homeopathic Veterinary Medicine to treat constipation for any reason.sepsis symptoms

SEPTAFINE for pets is the best remedy for treating conditions of sepsis anywhere in the body with exceptional improvement in metritis and pyometra conditions. It cures septic or septic-like symptoms in any part of the body.

This unique formulation was brought up by the leading Homeopathic Veterinary Medicine producing company Goel Vet Pharma Pvt Ltd. The company is certified under WHO GMP practices which highlight its hygienic manufacturing facilities. All the available formulations had undergone many clinical and field trials, thus gaining trust among many veterinarians and pet parents.

 INFLASULE FOR EYE INFECTION IN PETS
INFLASULE for pets is an excellent remedy in treating inflammation of joints, lameness, shifting pain due to swelling of joints (LYME DISEASE) associated with fever and anorexia, inflamed eyes of any reason or pain in the joints as in the case of arthritis.
 
Dermisule homeopathic remedy for skin infection in dogs and cats

DERMISULE For All Kinds of Skin Issues in Pets:

DERMISULE for pets is the best remedy for dogs suffering from different skin conditions like eczema, allergies, rashes, lesions with hair loss, redness, dry, scaly, pus, or bloody discharge. Specific or general lesions or spots as in Mange disease can also be improved.
 
Me & My SKIN & COAT Pet Supplement for skin infection in pets

ME and MY SKIN AND COAT Homeopathic Supplement

Me & My SKIN & COAT Pet Supplement is a peerless medicine for our pet’s skin and coat. It helps reattain natural skin and coat after injuries, chaps, cracks, scaly eruptions, or any acute skin lesion in pets. It is highly recommended to treat hair fall for any reason.
 

Stressza Homeopathic medicine for stress & anxiety in dogs and cats

 

STRESSZA FOR PETS STRESS AND ANXIETY

STRESSZA for pets is an excellent remedy for treating Anxiety, Stress, and Canine Distemper. When your fur baby is unanimously scratching, barking, hiding behind, feeling anxious, eating nothing, even sometimes behaving wild or attacking unknowingly, etc. these all symptoms may be due to Anxiety and Stress or due to various causes of Canine Distemper. We have the best solution to all your problems, We have STRESSZA is a unique homeopathic veterinary formulation to relieve stress in pets.

Stressza for pets works for Stress due to Traveling, Crackers in Festive Season, Fighting with stray dogs, Home alone, Visiting Hospital for Vaccination, etc.

ME & MY VITALITY SUPPLEMENT FOR STRESS & ANXIETY

This is a unique supplement for pets experiencing extreme lassitude (inactiveness), depression, nervousness, irritability, hysterical behavior, night terror, insomnia, and other related symptoms
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Pet Dermatitis : Type Of Skin Problem Of Pets

Dog Skin Problems:

The sound of a dog constantly scratching or licking its own skin can be as irritating as dragging nails on a chalkboard. But don’t blame your pet for these bad habits; an underlying skin condition is probably the culprit. Possible causes range from parasites to allergies to underlying illnesses. DERMISULE- A Homeopathic Veterinary Medicine for Dogs and Cats that is very helpful in treating skin problems.
The following are some of the most common canine skin problems.

Folliculitis: Superficial bacterial folliculitis is an infection that causes sores, bumps, and scabs on the skin. This skin abnormality is easy to observe in short-haired dogs. In long-haired dogs, the most obvious symptoms may be a dull coat and shedding with scaly skin underneath. Folliculitis often occurs in conjunction with other skin problems such as mange, allergies, or injury. Treatment may include oral antibiotics and antibacterial ointments or shampoos.

Impetigo: Another type of bacterial infection, impetigo, is most common in puppies. It causes pus-filled blisters that may break and crust over. The blisters usually develop on the hairless portion of the abdomen. Impetigo is rarely serious and can be treated with a topical solution. In a small number of cases, the infection may spread or persist.

Seborrhea: Seborrhea causes a dog’s skin to become greasy and develop scales (dandruff). In some cases, it’s a genetic disease that begins when a dog is young and lasts a lifetime. But most dogs with seborrhea develop scaling as a complication of other medical problems, such as allergies or hormonal abnormalities. In these cases, it is important to treat the underlying cause so that symptoms do not recur. Seborrhea itself can be treated with certain medicated shampoos.

Ringworm: Despite its name, ringworm is not caused by a worm but is a condition resulting due to a fungal infection. The term “ring” comes from circular patches that can form anywhere but are often found on a dog’s head, paws, ears, and forelegs. Inflammation, scaly patches, and hair loss often surround the lesions. Puppies less than a year old are the most susceptible, and the infection can spread quickly between dogs in a kennel or to pet owners at home. Various anti-fungal treatments are available.

 Shedding and Hair Loss (Alopecia): Anyone who shares their home with dogs knows that they shed their coat. The normality of this shedding depends on the breed, time of year, and environment. But sometimes, stress, poor nutrition, or illness can cause a dog to lose more hair than usual. If abnormal or excessive shedding persists for more than a week, or you notice patches of missing fur, consult your veterinarian.

 Mange (Mites): Mange is a skin disorder caused by tiny ectoparasites called mites. Sarcoptic mange, also known as canine scabies, spreads easily among dogs and can also be transmitted to people, but these parasites don’t survive on humans. The symptoms are intense itching, reddening, sores, and hair loss. A dog’s ears, face, and legs are most commonly affected. Demodectic mange can cause bald spots, scabbing, and sores, but it is not contagious between animals or people. Treatment depends on the type of mange.

Fleas: Fleas are the bane of any pet owner. One may not see these tiny insects themselves, but flea droppings or eggs are usually visible on a dog’s coat. Other symptoms include excessive licking or scratching, scabs, and hot spots. Severe flea infestations can cause blood loss and anemia and even make your dog susceptible to other parasites, such as tapeworms. Treatment may include a topical and/or oral flea killer and a thorough cleaning of the pet’s home and yard.

Ticks: Ticks, like fleas, are external parasites that feed on the blood of their hosts. You can spot a tick feeding on a dog with the naked eye. To properly remove a tick, gently pull it straight out. Twisting or pulling too hard may cause the head to remain lodged in a dog’s skin, which can lead to infection. Place the tick in a jar with some alcohol for a couple of days and dispose of it once it is dead. In addition to causing blood loss and anemia, ticks can transmit Lyme disease and other potentially serious bacterial infections.

Color or Texture Changes: A dog’s skin color or coat texture change can be a warning sign of several common metabolic or hormonal problems. They can also result from an infection or other skin disorders. Usually, a simple blood test can identify the underlying cause. Be sure to ask your veterinarian about any significant changes in the dog’s coat.

Dry, Flaky Skin: Dry, flaky skin can be a red flag for a number of problems. It’s a common symptom of allergies, mange, and other skin diseases. But most often, dry or flaky skin is nothing serious. Make sure you are feeding your high-quality pet food. Some dogs simply show dry skin in the winter.

 Acral Lick Granuloma: Also called acral lick dermatitis. This is a frustrating skin condition caused by compulsive, relentless licking of a single area, most commonly on the exposed side of the lower leg. The area doesn’t heal quickly, and the resulting pain and itching can lead the dog to keep licking the same spot. Treatment includes discouraging the dog from licking, either by using a bitter taste topical solution or an Elizabethan collar. Also, ask the vet whether a topical solution or corticosteroid helps.

Skin Tumors: If you notice a hard lump on the dog’s skin, point it out to your vet as soon as possible. Dogs can develop cancerous tumors on their skin. The only way to confirm a diagnosis of cancer is through a biopsy of the lump. If the lump is small enough, a veterinarian may recommend removing it entirely. This can yield a diagnosis and treatment in a single shot. For tumors that have not spread, this may be the only treatment needed.

 Hot Spots: Hot spots, also called acute moist dermatitis, are small areas that appear red, irritated, and inflamed. They are most commonly found on a dog’s head, hips, or chest and often feel hot to the touch. Hot spots result from a wide range of conditions, including infections, allergies, insect bites, or excessive licking and chewing. Treatment consists of cleansing the hot spot and addressing the underlying condition.

 Immune Disorders: In rare cases, skin lesions or infections that don’t heal can indicate an immune disorder in your dog. One of the best known is lupus, a disease that affects dogs and people. Lupus is an autoimmune disorder in which the body’s immune system attacks its own cells. Symptoms include skin abnormalities and kidney problems. It can be fatal if untreated.

Anal Sac Disease: As if dog poop wasn’t smelly enough, dogs release a foul-smelling substance when they do their business. The substance comes from small anal sacs, which become impacted if they aren’t emptied in a proper way. The hallmark for impacted anal sacs is that the dog scoots his anus along the ground. Other symptoms include biting or licking the anal area. A vet can manually examine the intact anal sacs and treat them accordingly. But in severe cases, the sacs may be surgically removed.

DERMISULE for PETS is the best remedy for dogs suffering from different skin conditions like eczema, allergies, rashes, lesions with hair loss, redness, dryness, scaly, pus, or bloody discharge. Specific or general lesions or spots, as in Mange disease, can also be improved.

Homeopathic Solution For All Skin Issues in Dogs and Cats

Dermisule homeopathic remedy for skin infection in dogs and cats

DERMISULE For All Kinds of Skin Issues in Pets:

DERMISULE for pets is the best remedy for dogs suffering from different skin conditions like eczema, allergies, rashes, lesions with hair loss, redness, dry, scaly, pus, or bloody discharge. Specific or general lesions or spots as in Mange disease can also be improved.
 
Me & My SKIN & COAT Pet Supplement for skin infection in pets

ME and MY SKIN AND COAT Homeopathic Supplement

Me & My SKIN & COAT Pet Supplement is a peerless medicine for our pet’s skin and coat. It helps reattain natural skin and coat after injuries, chaps, cracks, scaly eruptions, or any acute skin lesion in pets. It is highly recommended to treat hair fall for any reason.
Me & My IMMUNITY Pet Supplement for boosting immunity

ME and MY IMMUNITY Homeopathic Supplement

Me & My IMMUNITY Pet Supplement is a unique formula of valuable supplements for Dogs & Cats which help in maintaining and raising the IMMUNITY of your lovable pets. It is made for weak and old pets as it improves immunity, helps better utilization of food, and allay minor ailments or complaints of non-specific nature. It also gives strength to the body’s mechanism for fighting against germs of all kinds.
 

GOHEAL SPRAY FOR Injury, FMD, and Burns 

GOHEAL SPRAY is the best Homeopathic Veterinary Medicine for external use only to treat animal wounds caused due to any injury, FMD, burns, etc. It can also be used for mouth ulcers and cuts or burns on sensitive parts of the body. GOHEAL SPRAY works very fast to stop bleeding and start healing immediately.