Dr.Goel's CYSTIGO for pets 30ml

Try out Cystigo Pet Drops, a special medicine from Dr. GOEL’S for urinary tract and kidney care in dogs and cats. It is a natural homeopathic remedy, coming in easy-to-use 30ml Drops. The homeopathy medicine is safe to use for both dogs and cats and is a natural way to manage urinary tract issues in pets of all ages.

The Cystigo Pet Drops have a combination of different homeopathy medicines which together provide quick relief to painful and uncomfortable symptoms your pets face. The ingredients used in this homeopathy medicine are,

• Cantharis 200: Helps with painful urination and bloody urine.
• Camphora 30: Relieves burning feeling during urination.
• Berberis Vulgaris 30: Deals with burning urination and bladder discomfort.
• Equisetum Hyemale 30: Treats the urge to urinate with pain and incontinence.
• Eupatorium Perpureum 30: Manages kidney pain and bladder burning.
• Aconite Napellus 30: Eases painful urination and anxiety.

Another advantage of using Cystigo Pet Drops for your pets is that it can be used to other medications and it works immediately when administered directly on the pet’s tongue.

How to use

It is important to monitor how much medicine your pet is getting. Here's the dosage guide:

• For Puppies & Kittens: Give them 5-10 drops three times a day.
• For Cats: Use 10-15 drops at least thrice a day.
• For Small Breed Dogs: Give them 15-20 drops three times a day.
• For Large Breed Dogs: Use 20-25 drops three times a day.

The medicine should be given for 10-15 days, depending on your pet's condition. If needed, you can repeat the treatment course. Pet parents can also follow the dosage as given by their vet.

Directly: Put the drops on your pet's tongue or in their nostrils so they can lick it.

With Food: The drops can be mixed with a bit of rice or even plain bread and can be fed to your pet.

Using a Syringe: Mix the medicine with distilled water in a syringe, then spray it on your pet's tongue or nostrils.

Remember that consistency is key and pet parents can stick to the schedule for best results. These drops are generally safe with no known bad effects. Still, keep an eye on your pet for any issues, and talk to your vet if you are worried.