Bakson’s Fooma Aid F2 Drops

Bakson’s Fooma Aid F2 Drops – Homoeopathic Veterinary Drops

Fooma Aid F2 from Bakson’s Homoeopathy is the companion preparation to F1 – same 30 ml bottle, same cow outline, same “For Veterinary Use” marking, but a different set of seven remedies. Where F1 leans on a nosode and on Rhus toxicodendron, F2 is built around Borax and Arsenicum album. That choice points squarely at the mouth. Borax is the single best-known homoeopathic remedy for aphthous ulceration of the mouth and tongue – the class of lesion that makes an affected animal drool and refuse to eat – and Kali muriaticum and Mercurius solubilis are the classical companions for it. Echinacea purpurea and Ferrum phosphoricum sit on the immune and early-fever side, and Bryonia alba covers the reluctance to move. Alcohol content 89.96% v/v. For veterinary use only. 30 ml.

Key Features

• Seven homoeopathic remedies at 200 potency, each at 14.28% v/v
• Built around Borax 200, the classical remedy for mouth and tongue ulceration
• Echinacea purpurea and Ferrum phosphoricum on the immune and early-fever side
• For veterinary use only, as printed on both bottle and carton
• 30 ml. Alcohol content 89.96% v/v. From Bakson Drugs & Pharmaceuticals, Haridwar

Composition

• Arsenicum album HPI 200, Borax HPI 200, Bryonia alba HPI 200, Echinacea purpurea HPI 200
• Ferrum phosphoricum HPI 200, Kali muriaticum HPI 200, Mercurius solubilis HPI 200
• Each at 14.28% v/v. Excipients q.s. Alcohol content 89.96% v/v. As printed on the carton

Uses & Benefits

• A homoeopathic veterinary preparation for use under veterinary guidance
• Borax is the classical remedy for aphthous ulceration of the mouth and tongue
• Echinacea purpurea is traditionally used in support of immune function
• Bryonia alba covers reluctance to move and stiffness
• Given as drops, so it can be dosed over feed without handling equipment
• Short defined course of 3 to 5 days, repeatable if required

Directions for Use

• 15 to 20 drops, 3 times a day, or as directed by the veterinarian
• Course: to be given for 3 to 5 days, or as per the severity of the condition
• You may repeat the course if required
• Read the enclosed leaflet for full details
• Give it at about the same times each day

Precautions

• Foot-and-mouth disease is a notifiable disease in India. If you suspect it, report it to the veterinary authority – do not attempt to manage a suspected outbreak at home
• Vaccination, isolation and movement control are what prevent and contain FMD. No homoeopathic preparation substitutes for them
• An animal that has stopped eating because of mouth lesions needs veterinary attention – the risk is dehydration and loss of condition, and soft feed and fluid support matter more than any remedy
• The drops contain 89.96% v/v alcohol. Store away from heat and flame
• For veterinary use only. Not for human use; keep out of reach of children
• Use under veterinary supervision and tell your vet about all other treatment the animal is receiving

Storage

• Store in a cool and dry place. Protect from heat, moisture and direct sunlight, as printed on the carton
• Replace the cap tightly after use and keep the bottle upright
• Keep out of reach of children

Disclaimer

Homoeopathic veterinary medicine – for animal use only, not for human use. To be used under veterinary supervision. Homoeopathy is a traditional system of medicine; this information is for general awareness and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice, diagnosis or treatment. A seriously ill animal needs a veterinarian, not a home remedy.