Advanced  Homeopathic and Natural Treatment Kit for Animals  to relieve kidney failure

What is the  'Advanced Homeopathic and Natural Treatment Kit  to relieve kidney failure'?

• This treatment consists of the KIDNEY FAILURE, TONICPET #4 and TONICPET #11 remedies.
• The KIDNEY FAILURE remedy supports the kidneys and slows down the symptoms of early and/or mild kidney failure. It helps to treat pain, reduce inflammation and promote the flow of urine in order to cleanse the kidneys and to ensure their optimal performance.
• The TONICPET #4 remedy optimizes the results of other remedies by carrying more oxygen to all parts of the body.
• The TONICPET #11 remedy is an excellent tonic for the kidneys and promotes the proper functioning of the liver by eliminating toxins, which supports the proper functioning of the kidneys.

Who is this treatment suitable for?

• All animals suffering from mild kidney failure, in order to accelerate the results. (In case of excessive thirst and/or heavy and frequent urination, we recommend to contact our support team experts).
• This remedy can be used safely for all animals (cats, dogs, rabbits, horses, etc.).

How to administer the remedy?

• KIDNEY FAILURE remedy: 1 spray every day, in water or directly in the mouth. 30ml spray bottle.
• TONICPET #4 remedy:
• Cats and dogs: 1 to 3 pellets, twice per day in the morning and evening, crushed and mixed with food or water.
• Horses: 8 to 10 pellets, twice per day in the morning and evening, crushed and mixed with food or water.
• 20 g (approx. 200 pellets per bottle).
• TONICPET #11 remedy: 
• Cats and dogs: 1 to 3 pellets, twice per day in the morning and evening, crushed and mixed with food or water.
• Horses: 8 to 10 pellets, twice per day in the morning and evening, crushed and mixed with food or water.
• 20 g (approx. 200 pellets per bottle).

Ingredients:

• KIDNEY FAILURE remedy: juniperus, mercurius corrosivus, nitricum acidum, sabal serrulata, thuja, cantharis, belladonna, chelidonium, dulcamara, kidneys 5CH
• TONICPET #4 remedy: ferrum phosphoricum
• TONICPET #11 remedy: natrum sulphuricum

Caution:

What is kidney failure?

The kidneys are used to detoxify the blood by filtering waste (toxins) produced by the body, maintain the balance of water and electrolytes, produce hormones, regulate blood pressure and vitamin D and to help create red blood cells.
Kidney disease can occur in two forms: chronic kidney failure and acute kidney failure.

Chronic kidney failure is the result of a slow and insidious process that occurs over the course of months or even years. The symptoms do not necessarily arouse suspicion at the beginning, which means that when the disease is diagnosed, the animal’s kidneys are already not doing a large part of their job. Chronic kidney disease is unfortunately irreversible for this reason.

Acute kidney failure occurs suddenly and may be related to severe dehydration, urinary obstruction, ingestion of a toxic substance or a bacterial infection, for example. The symptoms are therefore circumstantial and sudden.
Most acute kidney damage can be treated if you act quickly and should be considered as an emergency.

It is possible that acute kidney diseases can damage the kidneys in the longer term if they are not treated quickly enough, or if the kidney damage is unfortunately too severe.

What are the symptoms of kidney failure?

• blood in the urine;
• vomiting;
• general weakness;
• increase in urination (even at night);
• excessive thirst;
• bad breath;
• ulcers in the mouth;
• low mobility;
• hunched posture;
• muscular weakness;
• loss of balance;
• convulsions;
• paws or other parts of the body that are swollen due to water retention;
• blood in the eyes;
• retinal detachments;
• hypertension;
• anemia (decreased red blood cell production);
• dehydration;
• change in the size of the kidneys;
• endocrine disorders.

What are the possible causes of kidney failure?

• Chronic kidney failure:
• degeneration of renal tissue due to age;
• heredity;
• congenital malformation (in younger dogs);
• consequence of untreated or poorly treated kidney infection;
• kidney damage;
• recurrent urinary tract infections;
• kidney malformation;
• diabetes;
• lymphoma;
• cancer.
• Acute kidney failure:
• poor blood circulation to the kidneys due to severe bleeding;
• trauma;
• inflammation;
• parasites;
• severe dehydration;
• heart failure;
• major damage to the kidney;
• fungal, viral or bacterial infections;
• poisoning by certain toxic substances (anti-freeze, drugs, repellents, poisonous plants, etc.);
• urinary blockage (stones in the bladder or urethra);
• consequences of surgery or a disease that is already present (due to decreased blood flow to the kidneys).