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Herbs For Dogs | Urinary Incontinence 50ml

Herbs For Dogs | Urinary Incontinence 50ml

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Herbs For Dogs | Urinary Incontinence 50ml

Description: Support your dog's urinary health with our specially formulated herbal tincture. Designed to assist dogs suffering from urinary incontinence, this blend harnesses the natural properties of carefully selected herbs.

Ingredients:

  • Rubus: Known for its soothing properties.
  • Solidago: Supports urinary tract function.
  • Agathosma: Aids in maintaining healthy bladder function.
  • Zea Mays: Contributes to urinary health.
  • Urtica: Helps reduce inflammation.
  • Achillea: Promotes overall urinary system wellness.
  • Solvent: 45% alcohol & aqua.

Understanding Incontinence in Dogs:

Incontinence in dogs refers to the involuntary leakage of urine, which can occur at any age but is more common in older dogs. It is not a behavioral issue but rather a medical condition that can stem from various underlying causes.

Types of Incontinence:

  1. Urge Incontinence: Occurs when a dog feels an urgent need to urinate but cannot reach an appropriate place in time.
  2. Overflow Incontinence: Happens when the bladder is overly full and leaks urine, often due to an obstruction or neurological issues.
  3. Functional Incontinence: Results from physical limitations that prevent a dog from reaching an outdoor area or designated spot in time.
  4. Stress Incontinence: Often seen in spayed female dogs, this type occurs during physical activities like coughing, sneezing, or exercising.

Causes:

  • Age, hormonal changes, urinary tract infections, neurological disorders, and anatomical abnormalities can all contribute to incontinence.

Symptoms:

  • Unexplained wet spots in bedding or on the floor, frequent urination, accidents in the house, and licking of the genital area.

Management and Treatment:

  • Consultation with a veterinarian is essential for diagnosis. Treatment may include medications, dietary adjustments, herbal remedies, or surgical options.

Usage: Administer as directed by your veterinarian. Ideal for dogs experiencing urinary incontinence.