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What is the UNDESCENDED TESTICLE natural product?
The UNDESCENDED TESTICLE natural product promotes the descent of the testis into the scrotum in order to soothes possible problems that could lead to surgery, infertility or testicular cancer.
Who is this natural product suitable for?
- Males (from 8 weeks old) where the process of descent of the testicle is not complete.
- This natural product can be used safely for all animals (cats, dogs, rabbits, horses, etc.).
- Since every pet is different, the success of this natural product depends on the severity and placement of the undescended testicle. We've seen some great results from customers who have used the Undescended Testicle natural product, however we cannot guarantee that surgery will not be necessary. Still, we feel that this natural natural product is worth trying as a first step, since it could help you avoid a more invasive procedure.
How to administer the natural product?
Precautions for use: Shake well before use. Respect the dosage.- 1 spray every day, in water or directly in the mouth. Once the testicle has dropped, keep giving 1 spray a day for one more week to avoid a yo-yo effect, then stop the natural product. **Stop when symptoms disappear. Not for prevention.
- 30ml spray bottle.
Please follow the above dosages and instructions or as directed by one of our Health Advisors.
Ingredients:
Aurum, clematis erecta, testis 5CH, silica
Caution:
Essential oils can negate the effect of homeopathic products.Keep the products cool.
What is an undescended testicle?
An undescended testicle is an abnormal position of the testis in animals, mainly in dogs. In the majority of cases, it concerns only one testicle.
What are the symptoms of an undescended testicle?
In a puppy, the testicles are found in the abdomen and gradually move down into place between 6 and 10 weeks of age. It is possible for this movement to be incomplete or that one of the testicles remains in its original position.
What are the possible causes of undescended testes?
The exact causes of undescended testes remain unknown, but a hereditary nature is strongly suspected.