Hivet Mastacure

Hivet Mastacure – Homoeopathic Support for Milk Output in Cattle

Hivet Mastacure from Gurudev Veterinaries is a homoeopathic veterinary medicine aimed at restoring milk output where it has fallen because of subclinical mastitis, and at a stenosed (narrowed) milk duct. Subclinical mastitis is the version of the disease that matters most economically and is the easiest to miss: there is no visible swelling, no heat, no clots in the milk – only a quiet drop in yield and a rise in somatic cell count that shows up on testing rather than on inspection. A herd can carry it for months while the farmer sees nothing but disappointing figures. The eight-remedy blend is built on the classical mastitis picture: Phytolacca-adjacent remedies for the udder, Apis mellifica for swelling, Conium maculatum for induration, Chamomilla and Pulsatilla for the milk flow itself. For animal use only. 30 ml.

Key Features

• Homoeopathic veterinary medicine for milk output affected by subclinical mastitis
• Also indicated for a stenosed (narrowed) milk duct
• An eight-remedy blend including Apis mellifica, Conium maculatum and Chamomilla
• For animal use only – not for human use, as printed on the pack
• 30 ml bottle from Gurudev Veterinaries. Research paper accepted in America and Italy

Composition

• Chamomilla, Apis Mellifica, Mercurius Solubilis Hahnemann, Calcarea Phosphorica
• Aconitum Napellus, Pulsatilla Nigricans, Conium Maculatum, Phellandrium Aquaticum
• In a homoeopathic alcohol base. As printed on the carton

Uses & Benefits

• Helps restore milk output that has fallen due to subclinical mastitis
• May support milk flow where the duct has narrowed
• Aimed at the quiet, non-visible form of mastitis that shows only as a drop in yield
• A homoeopathic option that can be given over feed rather than by injection
• Easy to administer to cattle on a farm without handling equipment
• Beneficial for the general health of the animal

Directions for Use

• 30 drops, 2 to 3 times daily, given over a roti or an atta ka pera
• Or 1.5 ml given directly into the mouth
• Give it at about the same times each day for the period your veterinarian advises
• Keep a gap between this and any other medicine
• Read the instructions on the pack carefully before using

Precautions

• Clinical mastitis is a veterinary emergency. A hot, hard or painful udder, clotted or bloody milk, or a cow that is off feed and febrile needs a veterinarian and antibiotic treatment, not a homoeopathic drop
• Subclinical mastitis should be confirmed by somatic cell count or a California Mastitis Test rather than assumed from a drop in yield
• Milk withdrawal and residue rules still apply to any concurrent conventional treatment – check with your veterinarian before selling milk
• Good milking hygiene, teat dipping and dry-cow management do more for udder health than any medicine
• Not for human use. Keep away from children
• Use it under veterinary supervision, especially in a herd situation

Storage

• Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight
• Keep the cap tightly closed and the bottle upright
• Keep away from the 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.