Homoeopathic Sarcoptic Mange treatment – Arsenicum Alb & Sulphur 30c

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How do we use this treatment?
It’s totally safe and easy to use – Dosage: We recommend that four drops of the treatment should be administered to each fox daily on food and in drinking water. So if you have several foxes visiting cut the sandwiches into 6-9 pieces and put two drops on each small piece, and then scatter them around the area you see the foxes. After roughly three/four weeks of treatment you should notice the fox/es scratching and biting less and eventually you will see the new hair growing back. Once the hair has started to grow back you can stop the treatment.

How long do we use this treatment?
This treatment doesn’t kill the mange mite it only makes the animals skin slightly toxic so it will normally take several weeks to see an improvement, as soon as the animals hair starts to reappear you can stop the treatment. A maximum 4-6 weeks of treatment then several weeks off should be used if the animal requires further treatment.

Does this treatment prevent reinfestation?
As the mite lives in the ground etc anywhere the animal walks it may be susceptible from picking up the mite again

Is it safe for domestic pets?
Yes we have been supplying this treatment for many years to pet owners for their dogs and other animals with great success

The mange treatment that we supply (Arsenicum Alb & Sulphur 30c) is a homoeopathic remedy that has been proven to work against the dreadful condition of Sarcoptic Mange in foxes. Since the remedy is made up of natural ingredients there is no fear of overdosing and nothing to worry about if a non-infected fox or other animal or bird takes the treatment. To avoid the local cat population stealing the treatment meant for the fox, we suggest that it is administered via jam, honey or peanut butter sandwiches; foxes love sweet things – cats don’t! Since foxes are instinctively selfish with their food, if you have more than one fox visiting your property suffering from mange we recommend that the food is scattered rather than placing it in one spot. This will then ensure that more than one fox feeding at the same time can do so without having to be nose to nose with each other.

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