Dorwest Homoeopathic Symphytum 15C

The Natural Support for Ligaments, Tendons & Soft Tissue Recovery

Active, energetic dogs don't always know when to stop, and ligament and tendon strains are an occupational hazard for the enthusiastic or ageing dog alike. Symphytum 15C is a homoeopathic liquid prepared from Comfrey, a herb long known by the traditional name Knitbone for its association with supporting healthy ligaments and tendons, particularly following a strain or sprain. Given as 3-5 drops in food or by mouth up to three times daily, this 15ml liquid fits easily into the recovery routine of any active dog.

Why it's a great choice

• Prepared from Comfrey, known as Knitbone: Symphytum is derived from Comfrey herb, historically called Knitbone due to its longstanding traditional use in supporting connective tissues and recovery from physical strain.

• 15C homoeopathic dilution: Formulated at a 15C dilution, this remedy provides gentle support consistent with homoeopathic principles for dogs recovering from strains or sprains.

• Targeted for joints and mobility: Specifically used to support healthy ligament and tendon function, making it a natural choice after physical over-exertion or an awkward movement.

• Simple daily dosing: Three to five drops by mouth or in food, up to three times daily, easy to maintain alongside other recovery support measures.

Key benefits for your Dog

• Supports ligament and tendon health: Traditionally used to support healthy ligaments and tendons, particularly when providing complementary support following the physical stress of a strain or sprain.

• Gentle homoeopathic approach: A homoeopathic approach to mobility support, offering gentle complementary support during a period of rest and recovery.

• Convenient 15ml liquid format: Easy to dose and administer, the 15ml bottle is compact enough to keep readily available at home or when travelling.

• From a trusted homoeopathic range: Part of Dorwest's established homoeopathic line, made by a brand with decades of experience in natural remedies for dogs and cats.

A practical homoeopathic option for active dogs prone to ligament and tendon strains, or any dog going through a period of post-exertion recovery.