Denes Arnica 30c, 15ml

One of my cats suffers with mouth issues. Seems to flare up every winter. The vets said it's possibly stomatitis but can't confirm with out an expensive (£900+) blood tests! So last flare up the vet prescribed anti biotics and a painkillers and my cat recovered after about a couple of weeks. This cost about 200 in a vet visit. This year I could sense the flare was happening again. Cat started losing weight, making clicking noises when he grooms himself, looking unkempt and sleeping a lot. So I thought I'd give some alternative medicine a go. I got these arnica drops and I got a natural anti biotics both from Amazon (green and white box if anyone wants to look for it with a cat with glasses on the box) Started giving them both on 4th Jan ( 3x a day arnica drops x5 drops and 1ml of anti biotics 3x a day) and by the 9th Jan, cat returned to being goofy and playing, the clicking noises whilst grooming has stopped and his appetite has returned. Not sure if it was the arnica drops or the natural anti biotics I had been giving him but they both seemed to do the trick and my cat is back happy again. I will definitely be keeping on top of this treatment for him. In terms of taste I mix them both up with a liquid treat like dreamies or other alternative. Liquid suited my cat better because he was struggling to eat solids or wasn't interested in them. He lapped it up anyway. He is now on both x2 a day till I run out and then we will go from there. So glad I managed to treat him and save the expensive vet visit. Definitely worth a try

Had to take my westie to vets as he was really struggling to walk with bad arthritis in his left back leg he was on painkillers but they ran out and after 2 days he was really struggling and the vets were out of stock of his painkillers and didn’t know when they would get them back in and someone had told me about arnica but as my dogs not good with tablets I bought my first bottle of liquid arnica and oh my god what a massive difference it’s like I have a new dog he has his life back running and playing like a young puppy again so I definitely don’t want to run out so I’ve just ordered another 2 bottles I really cannot believe the difference and how much happier my dog is again so thank you so much so so glad I bought this stuff and even though the vets have the painkillers again I wouldn’t give them to my dog as they certainly did not do the job that arnica is doing. I was not asked or paid for this review just felt I had to write it because of the huge difference it has made to my beautiful westie Charlie boy.

Third purchase of this now seems to have got rid of my dog tommys limp what more can I say much cheaper than the vet’s medication

Bought for two dogs, used once so far for muscular pain and the dog appeared to be much more comfortable

Cats meds great stuff

I was apprehensive about using this as my poor old girl has developed a sensitive stomach over the years, however I thought I have to try something as she’s been having trouble with her legs. I started with just two drops in the morning on her food as I know her stomach is so sensitive. She ate it without a problem, but she can taste it as she does sort of eat around the area of the drops first and then finished the bowl. So on first impressions I didn’t think it had worked as she was still struggling with her legs, which she unfortunately still is. However her sensitive stomach is a little less sensitive it would seem as when the bottle ran out she started randomly being sick again, so I purchased some more and she’s stopped again, her coat is also super soft and shinny again, you wouldn’t know she is 15. So I’m my cats case it doesn’t appear to of helped her rickety old bones, but it has helped her coat and stomach so I will continue to give her it for now.m

I cant see my dog has benefitted so far but its early days to really tell

Bought for a gorgeous fox that I’ve been feeding for a year. He turned up a few days ago limping badly. He couldn’t put down his paw AT ALL. Fast forward 5 days of giving him the drops mixed with his food and you can see in the video how although he still limps, he can now put his paw down. Definitely working, thank you x