Dorwest Homoeopathic Urtica Urens 30C

The Dual-Action Natural Support for Skin Relief & Lactation

When a nursing bitch is doing the most important work of her mothering life, gentle support through the lactation period can make all the difference for both dam and litter. Dorwest Homoeopathic Urtica Urens 30C is a homoeopathic liquid prepared from the nettle herb, traditionally used to help support healthy milk flow in lactating females. Given as 3-5 drops in food or by mouth up to three times daily, this 15ml homoeopathic liquid integrates easily into the care routine of any nursing bitch.

Why it's a great choice

• Prepared from Urtica urens:A traditional homoeopathic remedy derived from the nettle herb, associated with supporting milk flow in lactating animals through established homoeopathic practice.

• 30C homoeopathic dilution:Formulated at a 30C dilution, this remedy offers gentle daily support consistent with homoeopathic tradition for nursing dogs.

• Versatile traditional uses: Urtica urens is also traditionally associated with supporting the body's response to minor skin irritations such as burns, nettle rash and insect bites.

• Easy to administer:A simple liquid format, three to five drops in food or directly by mouth, makes daily use straightforward during the nursing period.

Key benefits for your Dog

• Supports milk flow in lactating bitches: Traditionally used to support healthy milk production in nursing females, helping to provide complementary support through the lactation period.

• Gentle daily support: As a homoeopathic liquid, it can be given up to three times daily with no disruption to food or normal routine.

• Compact and practical: The 15ml bottle is easy to store and handle, making it a practical choice for breeders with multiple animals to care for.

• Trusted Dorwest formulation: Made by Dorwest, one of the UK's most established names in natural and homoeopathic remedies for dogs and cats.

Well-suited to breeders and owners seeking gentle homoeopathic support for nursing bitches throughout the lactation period.