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Advanced Homeopathic and Natural Treatment Kit for Animals to Prepare your Pet for Surgery
What is the 'Advanced Homeopathic and Natural Treatment Kit to Prepare your Pet for Surgery'?
- This treatment consists of the SURGERY (BEFORE), TONICPET #4 and TONICPET #9 remedies.
- The SURGERY (BEFORE) remedy reduces bleeding during and after surgery. It helps to reduce the animal’s fears or nervousness before the operation and plays a critical role in healing and recovery.
- The TONICPET #4 remedy is a homeopathic fortifier that carries more oxygen in the blood in order to accelerate postoperative healing.
- The TONICPET #9 remedy is a homeopathic fortifier that reduces excessive blood loss, thus preventing hemorrhage and anemia.
Who is this treatment suitable for?
- All animals that have to undergo any surgical procedure and whose owners want to reduce stress levels and promote a quick recovery.
- This remedy can be used safely for all animals (cats, dogs, rabbits, horses, etc.).
How to administer the remedy?
Precautions for use: Shake well before use. Respect the dosage. - SURGERY (BEFORE) remedy: Administer on the 2 days before surgery in order to prepare the body. 1 or 2 sprays every day, 1 or 2 times per 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 #9 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:
- SURGERY (BEFORE) remedy: arnica, ledum, staphysagria, gelsemium
- TONICPET #4 remedy: ferrum phosphoricum
- TONICPET #9 remedy: natrum muriaticum
Caution:
Essential oils can negate the effect of homeopathic remedies. Keep the remedies cool.
What is a surgical procedure?
A surgical procedure is a specific veterinary practice that enables the veterinarian to reach and intervene on an internal or external organ. The treated animal is placed under local or general anesthetic as needed so that the veterinarian can make a more significant incision in order to use particular work instruments.
What are the possible complications of a surgical procedure?
- Anesthetic risks;
- Hemorrhage;
- Nosocomial infections (infections acquired during an episode of care);
- Thrombosis.
The possible complications of a surgical procedure depend mainly on the following factors:
- Type and location of the surgery;
- What is done or removed during the surgery;
- The overall health of your pet before surgery.