
Diarrhoea/IBS/IBD
Product Information
Description
Formulated with herbs traditionally used to promote liver, thyroid and gut health.
May soothe digestive processes, firm stools and improve bowel function
How do I use it?
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE (Introduce slowly)
• Small dog < 5 kilos: 3-5 drops twice daily in food
• Medium dog < 25 kilos: 5-15 drops twice daily in food
• Large dog > 25 kilos: 15-30 drops twice daily in food
• Extra-large dog > 45 kilos: 30-60 drops twice daily in food
Shake well before use.
For best results use continuously for a minimum of 3-12 weeks.
Consult a Veterinarian if symptoms persist.
Discontinue use 24 hours prior to any surgical procedure, and wait 24 hours after surgery before continuing use.
Store in a cool dark place.
How is it taken?
What's in it?
Details
Formulated with herbs traditionally used to promote liver, thyroid and gut health.
May soothe digestive processes, firm stools and improve bowel function
Reviews
I contacted McDowell's Herbal Traetments, who suggested a hair analysis and said to start him on the Blood Poisoning Mix, which I had at home until they were able to do the analysis. Once that was done, McDowell's Herbal Treatments sent the Conditioning Mix and said to discontinue the Blood Poisoning Mix. The Hair Analysis showed that Ben was indeed a very sick dog and a follow up analysis was recommended a month later. It showed that Ben was improving. It took a long time to find a protein food that was suitable and I made a lot of mistakes along the way, but it was imperative to get Ben eating regularly again. It was around about this time that Ben's seizures started. They were severe and regular and some lasted about 15 minutes, usually at night (I timed them). McDowell's Herbal Treatments sent Ben the Epilepsy Mixes - one for daily use and the other after episodes for a few days. I noticed Ben would overheat badly when he seized. Eventually we got the seizures under control and I thought he would be ok and stopped the mix, but Ben seized two weeks later in January 2005. I've kept Ben on the mix since then and he hasn't seized - so to date, that's 17 months seizure free. During the healing period, Ben's heart beat was a bit irregular and McDwoell's Herbal Treatments put him on the Heart Tonic for a few months. It nourished his heart and he hasn't had any further problems. I eventually found that poached fish and mushed sweet potato with a probiotic suited his digestive system and I keep him on that every day. He has put most of his weight back on and maintained it. The healing process was slow and today he looks really well and has a lot of energy. I look at him and the tears well up in my eyes when I think of how brave he was and how far he's come today. A big thanks to the McDowell's herbal treatments staff for all their help, especially in the early days of Ben's recovery.
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Addendum To Ben (March 2007)
I do have some very sad news - Ben's illness recurred in a big way and he died on Christmas Day. It's taken me until now to start to feel ok about losing him because he was such a BIG part of my life. Everything I tried in the way of food and treatment stopped working and I called the vet. He was wagging his tail until the end. His birthday was on 18th December and he made it to 10 years old. I brought him home and planted a Gold Bunny rose bush on him. I feel very blessed that we got him to this age and shared a very special love. A week ago, I welcomed another little Labrador puppy called Molly. She's a little dynamo and loving her raw diet. My other Labrador, Tigerlily, is loving being back on the raw diet too and she's enjoying Molly's company, or at least I think she is. After the trauma, I'm now looking forward to lots of happiness and peace. I very much appreciate McDowell's Herbal Treatments and all thes advice and the herbs - Ben would not have made it to 10 without them.