Traumeel T Vet is a veterinary homeopathic product formulated to support recovery and comfort in animals experiencing musculoskeletal strain, trauma, inflammation, or post-injury discomfort. It is commonly used in veterinary practice as part of supportive care for pets and livestock during recovery from injuries, overexertion, or surgical procedures.

The multi-component homeopathic formulation is designed to support the body’s natural healing processes without causing sedation.

Common Veterinary Uses:

• Support for muscle and joint discomfort
• Recovery after injuries, sprains, or bruises
• Support during inflammatory conditions
• Post-operative and post-trauma recovery
• Support for mobility and physical comfort

Homeopathic Ingredients:

(Homeopathic dilutions)

Includes a combination of plant and mineral ingredients traditionally used in homeopathy for trauma and inflammation support, such as:
• Arnica montana
• Calendula
• Hamamelis
• Belladonna
• Echinacea
• Hepar sulfuris
(Exact formulation may vary by manufacturer batch)

How to Use:

Dosage depends on animal species, size, and condition.

Dosage (General Guidance)

Pet Weight Dosage
Cats & small dogs (up to 15 lbs / 7 kg) 1 tablet 2–3x daily
Medium dogs (15–40 lbs / 7–18 kg) 2 tablets 2–3x daily
Large dogs (40+ lbs / 18+ kg) 3 tablets 2–3x daily

Administer tablets orally as directed by a licensed veterinarian. Tablets may be given whole, crushed, or dissolved in water depending on the animal and veterinary recommendation.

Product Details:

• Form: Tablets
• Pack Size: 100 tablets
• Category: Veterinary homeopathic support
• Use: Animals only

Precautions:

For veterinary use only. Not for human consumption. Do not use in animals with known hypersensitivity to any ingredient. Consult a veterinarian before use, especially in pregnant, lactating, or chronically ill animals. Discontinue use if adverse reactions occur.

This product is intended for veterinary use only and supports general animal wellness. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.