Approved for sale by Health Canada - No: NN.S9T3

Male tonic, sexual balance, prostate and urinary system health.

Our males don't have it easy! 

They have to fight for their territory on the couch, fight for the favors of a charming lady. But ladies are not always very cooperative.   

Fighting for the food bowl with fervent affection for the human when it's mealtime, fighting for cuddles, fighting to escape human anger when they've sharpened their claws on the corner of the couch, marked their territory on their master's brand new shoes, fighting against shouts when they've chewed on the TV remote or decided to eradicate garden moles by digging holes bigger than them, fighting not to eat that idiot neighbor who pulls their ears (because they're soft) every time they meet them, fighting to eat those damned kibbles they don't like, fighting not to run away (the leash isn't much use if you want to run away, humans!), when they hear the word "vet"... 

Then come our male problems, such as an exacerbated libido, urinary problems and especially prostate issues, inflammation of the genital organs, or even tumors (testicular, scrotal, penile, sheath and even mammary!). As for older dogs, they can develop joint and bone diseases, diabetes, heart disease, obesity, cancer, kidney and/or liver diseases, among others.  

The male horse may encounter problems with infectious anemia, which manifests in an acute form with hyperthermia, prostration, increased heart rate, or in a chronic form with a succession of hyperthermic crises, general weakness, locomotor disorders, edema, and anemia. 

Or pulmonary emphysema, which corresponds to a dilation of the pulmonary alveoli leading to breathing difficulties: wheezing, increased amplitude of diaphragm and rib movements, spasmodic and dry cough, general deterioration, difficulty with exertion: the animal is heaving. 

Recurrent uveitis with eye pain, tearing, eyelid closure, sometimes eyelid swelling, then a bluish appearance of the cornea. Most notably, miosis (pupil constriction) and a change in iris texture and color are observed. 

Possible laminitis, which is a disease of the foot's vascular system: the foot is no longer well supplied with blood. The causes of laminitis are diverse, but all lead to foot alterations.  

Not to mention mange, an extremely contagious skin condition caused by mites that causes very intense itching: the animal strikes its hooves against the stable door, stamps its feet, bites its fetlocks... thus leading to the formation of wounds and cracks. Extension to the cannons, then hocks and knees, is possible. 

HOLIMALE

It is therefore essential to support males throughout their lives to enable them to navigate all stages comfortably (and for the comfort of their owners too, right? Yes, we know what we're talking about.) 

 In selecting the ingredients that make up HoliMale, Martine Jourde, our Chief Homeopath, with 40 years of experience, considered several factors such as the synergy between remedies to enhance their effectiveness, and an approach based on traditional Chinese medicine.    

"Our homeopathic solutions cannot under any circumstances replace veterinary advice."