My 21 year old mare, Kiya, was diagnosed with asthma late 2022, following an upper respiratory infection that spread to her lungs over winter/spring. Prescribed seratide and with a horse inhaler (6 puffs) four times daily.
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COPD program (Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease )
Product Information
Description
The COPD Â program contains 2 litres each of Sneeze-a-GG and Breathewell ( a 12 week course)Â
Program price $320.00. Single combined price $380.00.
A follow-through program for 6 to 12 weeks after symptoms have eased and for 6 weeks prior to the next season is advised.
The formula will need to be given continuously for a min of 3 weeks, and can be maintained long term if necessary. Changes are usually observed within 3-6 weeks.
- 100% chemical free
- Safe to give long term
- Safe for the stomach
- Can be added to feed
- Can increase dose safely in times of obvious infection
- Can be safely given alongside veterinary medications
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Disclaimer
McDowells animal products are not intended to replace veterinary care or medication. Our supplements are offered as support for your animal’s condition and not as a cure. All our oral supplements are to be consumed voluntarily by your animal in food, treats or liquid. Seek veterinary advice should symptoms persist.
FOR ANIMAL USE ONLY
FOR ANIMAL USE ONLY
Reviews
5
Review by
Carolyn
COPD Mixtures
I am over the moon with my little Shetland's response since using the COPD mixtures. He has suffered with asthma for a very long time. I have spent thousands of dollars to date trying to help my little man. His situation is now chronic and the COPD mixtures stopped his wheezing within a week of using it. I was amazed and still see improvement in his breathing each week. I can't speak highly enough about these mixtures.
5
Review by
Kiya
Big improvements in Asthma
My 21 year old mare was diagnosed with asthma late 2022, following an upper respiratory infection that spread to her lungs over winter\spring. Prescribed seratide and with a horse inhaler (6 puffs) four times daily, she hasn't needed any, 2-3 weeks into commencing the COPD program, as her wheezing has disappeared. She has also started trotting and cantering in the paddock and when she's called in for dinner, whereas before she plodded along, stopping frequently to catch her breath. Many thanks to Catherine for her recommending this program and associated supplements.