Madam (100g)

Madam is a blend of finely ground herbs with a long traditional use in connection with a female dog's reproductive cycle. During heat and pseudopregnancy, the body is exposed to significant hormonal and physiological stresses, which can affect the skin, stomach, and general well-being.

Herbs like verbena and chamomile have traditionally been used for their calming properties and to support digestion, while chasteberry and St. John's wort are known for their association with hormonal balance. Raspberry leaves and poppy leaves have been used for generations to support the reproductive organs.

Madam is used as part of a holistic approach where diet also plays a significant role. How well a female dog manages heat and pseudopregnancy is closely linked to her overall health and gut function. For best results, it is recommended to start administering the product well in advance, as herbs work gradually.

Daily dosage

Small dog: ½ teaspoon
Medium dog: 1 teaspoon
Large dog: 1½–2 teaspoons
XL dog: 2½–3 teaspoons

The optimal dose should be determined individually.

During heat: Start 2–3 weeks before expected heat and administer throughout the entire heat period.
During pseudopregnancy: Start 2–3 weeks before expected heat and administer throughout the entire pseudopregnancy period, as well as approximately 1 month after "the puppies' birth."

A 100 g package lasts approximately 3–4 months for a medium-sized dog weighing around 20 kg.

🦴Specifications
✅ Type: Feed supplement
✅ Suitable for: Female dogs
✅ Composition: Finely ground herbs – chasteberry, poppy leaves, raspberry leaves, verbena, chamomile, St. John's wort
✅ Net weight: 100 grams

📌 Things to consider
Madam should not be given to pregnant or lactating female dogs. Some ingredients may affect the efficacy of medications; therefore, the product should only be given in consultation with a veterinarian if the dog is on medication. This feed supplement has no medicinal effects and cannot cure diseases. In case of illness, a veterinarian should always be consulted.