Bladder Incontinence Support

Bladder Incontinence Support

A gentle, natural support option for pets experiencing difficulty with bladder control. This blend is traditionally valued for helping maintain urinary tract balance, easing discomfort, and supporting overall bladder health. Suitable for pets of all ages who may show signs of leakage, frequent urination, or weakened bladder tone.

INGREDIENTS AND TRADITIONAL ASSOCIATIONS


Formula 1.
Pasque Flower (Pulsatilla Nigricans 10M) has been traditionally valued for its gentle association with balance in emotional states and physical wellbeing, often connected with times of sensitivity or change.
Plantain (Plantago Major 200C) has a long history of use in folk traditions for soothing tissues and supporting urinary comfort, with associations in older records for calming irritation.
Yellow Jasmine (Gelsemium sempervirens 200C) has been historically linked with easing tension and nervous energy, traditionally mentioned for states of weakness or trembling.
Pure Flint (Silica Terra 200C) carries traditional associations with resilience and structure, having been referenced historically in relation to urinary discomfort, including challenges such as stricture or incontinence. Mullein Oil (Verbascum Thapsus 200C) has been traditionally connected with soothing qualities, often used in folk knowledge for its gentle support of mucous membranes and urinary pathways.
Bark of Sumac (Rhus Aromatica 200C) is mentioned in traditional sources as supportive for the bladder and urinary tract, with historical associations including incontinence, burning sensations, urinary frequency linked to metabolic imbalance, pain on urination, and the presence of blood or albumin in urine.
Potassium Hydrate (Causticum 6X) has been connected in traditional practices with sensitivity of the urinary system and a tendency toward leakage, often associated with strengthening and tone.
Potassium Salt (Ferrum Phosphoricum 6X) has been historically valued as a balancing mineral, often referenced for general vitality and urinary wellbeing.
Mineral Oil (Kreosotum 1M) has traditional links with easing irritation in sensitive tissues and has been mentioned in association with support for nocturnal urinary patterns, including bedwetting.
Spanish Fly (Cantharis Vesicatoria 30C) has been referenced in traditional records for its stimulating and intense qualities, often associated with bladder irritation and heightened urinary sensitivity.
Chick Pea (Lathyrus Sativus 30C) has been historically associated with muscular tone and strength, with older sources linking it to balance in the lower extremities and coordination.
Oxide Mineral (Alumina 30C) carries traditional associations with dryness, sluggish responses, and support for connective tissues, with older mentions of its role in urinary control.
Henbane (Hyoscyamus 12C, 1M) has been traditionally linked to nervous system balance and control, with folk references including relief in urinary leakage or bedwetting.
Horse Tail (Equisetum Hyemale 6C) has long been valued in folk traditions for its mineral-rich properties, often linked to bladder tone, strength, and resilience. 
Seven-Barks (Hydrangea arborescens 12C, 1M) has a strong history in traditional herbal knowledge as a plant associated with urinary comfort and balance. It has been referenced for its connection to the kidneys and bladder, with older traditions mentioning its supportive role in easing the passage of gravel or stones, soothing colic-like discomfort, and maintaining urinary strength. Folk sources have also linked it to the relief of bladder irritation and support in cases of incontinence.
Cuttlefish Ink (Sepia officinalis succus 5X, 30X, 200X) has been regarded in traditional records as a restorative substance with deep associations to pelvic and abdominal health. It has been historically connected with maintaining balance in the digestive and rectal areas, as well as supporting natural urinary control. Traditional uses describe its role in offering gentle support for incontinence, alongside its symbolic connection with strength and resilience.
in 20% USP alc. in purified water.
Reference: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9860614/
Reference: https://www.healthyandnaturalworld.com/plantain-herb/
Although more research on plantain weed is required, there is some evidence that this healing herb has potential in treating cancer. A 2017 study found that extracts from plantain seed may have anticancer and anti-inflammatory activity.
Reference: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5551355/ Another test tube study in laboratory conditions found that extracts from various species of Plantago plants have potential use in cancer treatment.
Reference: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12856861/  
Reference: http://cms.herbalgram.org/expandedE/Mulleinflower.html
Reference: http://cms.herbalgram.org/expandedE/Horsetailherb.html