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Homeopathic Nosodes for Dogs

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Canine Nosodes & Natural Immune Support
From Our Trusted UK Homeopathic Supplier

Important Overview

Our canine nosodes come from the same trusted UK supplier that provides our homeopathic first-aid kits. These remedies are designed as part of a natural immune-building protocol.
They are not a proven treatment or a proven preventative for disease, and they are not vaccine substitutes.

All homeopathic remedies are non-refundable.
Please read this page fully before purchasing.

What Nosodes Are

  • A nosode is a homeopathic remedy made from disease material and then highly diluted.

  • It is not infectious and works through energetic signaling rather than chemical action.

  • Nosodes are used primarily in young puppies to support natural immune development.

  • Adult dogs rarely need nosodes except in special cases (for example, heartworm protocols).

What Tautodes Are

  • Tautodes are similar to nosodes, but made from the vaccine itself, not the virus.

  • They are used by pet owners who must vaccinate and want to help reduce post-vaccine reactions.

  • A tautode is not a vaccine, and does not replace one.

Expiration

After finishing the 7–9-month protocol, use up any remaining liquid within a year or discard it.

About Natural Immunity

A strong immune system makes puppies less vulnerable to pathogens. A healthy “vital force” comes from:

  • Species-appropriate diet

  • Minimal toxins (drugs, flea meds, over-vaccination)

  • Fresh air and movement

  • Gentle immune-supportive practices

When the body’s frequency is balanced, viruses have a harder time taking hold.

Product Details

  • 2 oz liquid nosode bottles

  • $20.99 each

  • Usually lasts through the entire puppy protocol

  • Parvo and Distemper nosodes are the most commonly used and considered the most supportive when started early

How to Give Nosodes

  • Dose: 3–8 drops directly on the gums (or one dropperful).

  • Do not give food 15 minutes before or after.

  • Shake (succuss) the bottle 10–30 times before each use.

  • Nosodes are not dose-specific. More drops do not equal stronger effects.

Basic Puppy Nosode Schedule

(Start as early as 4–8 weeks old)

Weekly Schedule:

  • Give Parvo 30c once a week

  • Give Distemper 30c once a week

  • Give each one on different days (for example: Parvo Monday, Distemper Thursday)

Duration:

  • Continue weekly until your puppy is about 7–9 months old

  • After that, give every 2–4 weeks until 1 year of age

Extra Support:

  • Give additional doses before high-risk exposure (dog parks, events, traveling)

Kennel Cough Nosodes

Used before expected exposure to other dogs.

Suggested Use:

  • One dropperful twice daily for 3 days before boarding or social events

  • Then once weekly for 6 weeks

  • Then once monthly for 6 months

  • If symptoms develop: give 1–2 times daily

Leptospirosis Nosode

Used alongside other natural remedies.

Suggested Use:

  • Twice daily for 3 days

  • Once weekly for 6 weeks

  • Once monthly for 6 months

  • Repeat yearly

  • If exposed: twice daily

Heartworm Nosode

An optional addition to a natural heartworm prevention program.

Weight-Based Dose:

  • Over 100 lbs: 5 drops

  • 50–100 lbs: 4 drops

  • 10–50 lbs: 3 drops

  • Under 10 lbs: 2 drops

Use:

  • Once weekly for maintenance

  • Once daily during high-risk exposure

  • 2–4 times daily if symptoms are present

Canine Nosode Combination (30c)

Includes:

  • Distemper

  • Leptospirosis

  • Parvo

  • Kennel Cough

  • Hardpad (a form of distemper affecting paw pads and nose)

  • Canine Hepatitis

Suggested Use:

  • One dose morning and evening for 3 days

  • Then once weekly for 4 weeks

  • Then once monthly for 6 months

Building Natural Immunity

A natural approach combines:

  • Nosodes

  • Healthy diet

  • Slow, gentle environmental exposure

  • Immune herbs

  • Colloidal silver

  • Low-stress lifestyle

Example Immune-Exposure Method:
Short, controlled visits to dog-populated areas help the puppy encounter environmental microbes naturally. Over time this helps build long-term immune recognition, especially when paired with nosodes and daily colloidal silver.

Rabies Tautode (For Vaccination Support Only)

Not a vaccine substitute.

Suggested use around the time of a required rabies shot:

  • 2–3 days before vaccination: give one dose night, morning, night

  • After the vaccine: give one more dose

  • Optional additions: Lyssin 30c day of vaccine, Thuja 30c, and milk thistle to support detox pathways

Once vaccinated, we do not recommend repeating rabies vaccines throughout life unless required by law.

Nosodes vs. Vaccines

Nosodes:

  • Do not contain chemicals or preservatives

  • Do not suppress immunity

  • Are safe for puppies and pregnant dogs

  • Work through energetic pathways

  • Support the body’s natural defenses

Vaccines:

  • Create antibody-based immunity

  • Contain additives that may trigger adverse reactions

  • Can contribute to chronic issues in sensitive animals

Nosodes are best used as part of a full natural-immunity program, not as the only method of disease prevention.

Bottom Line

Nosodes show promise, offer energetic immune support, and are widely used in holistic circles. They are not a proven stand-alone replacement for vaccines, but they are a valuable addition for pet owners who are actively building natural immunity in their dogs.

So the bottom line: ‘Can homeopathic nosodes substitute for vaccines’? What we do know is nosodes are working to a certain level of efficacy which unquestionably deserves further study and data compilation.

 

Homeopathy is not dose specific actually. So it is not possible to give too much- These doses are approximate amounts.

Parvo and Distemper Nosodes

Give a dose of 6-8 drops of 30c Parvo or Distemper nosode once a week (give each different nosode) a few days apart until they are 7 months old up til about 1 year old. Thereafter repeat every 2-4 weeks until a year or so. Appx. 3-4 drops or sprays in mouth or drops per 20 lbs. of body weight, once a week from 3-4 weeks old- or when you first acquire a puppy until about 7 months old to one year old.

Rabies Vaccine Tautode 30C

: 2-3 days prior to vaccination with rabies. Shake before using. you'll give a dropperful orally (or 3 ml in syringe) night-morning-night, for a total of three diluted doses, all in 24 hours. That’s about 12 hours apart. Final dose: Rabies Vaccine Tautode 30C: ASAP after vaccination. give a single dose of the above dilution. You can also give homeopathic Lyssin, which is the homeopathic remedy made from the actual rabies virus, give that as well the day of the rabies vaccine. homeopathic thuja 30c and herbal milk thistle or tincture the day before and after. This should stem the ill effects of the vaccination without interfering with its ability to confer immunity.

Heartworm Nosode

Heartworm Nosodes: This nosode can be included in your pets holistic health program to help with heartworm concerns along with other natural heartworm prevention protocols. Recommended dosing per weight for dogs: over 100 lbs: 5 drops given at one time is one dose. 50 lbs up to 100 lbs: 4 drops given at one time is one dose. 10 lbs up to 50 lbs: 3 drops given at one time is one dose. Under 10 lbs: 2 drops given at one time is one dose. At Risk / long-term maintenance: Give once weekly as a protection dose. Exposure dose: One dose daily.

Dog Combo Nosode

Give once daily for 3 days, then once per week for 4 weeks, then once per month thereafter. 5−10 drops on gums, once per month til about 1 year, after the initial dosing protocol.

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