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Dog Immune Support Remedy for Collapsed Trachea Care, 90ml Alcohol-Free Homeopathic Oral Pump

90ml Aluminium Pump Bottle
$54.14
Sale price  $54.14 Regular price  $54.14
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Dog Immune Support Remedy for Collapsed Trachea Care, 90ml Alcohol-Free Homeopathic Oral Pump

$54.14
Sale price  $54.14 Regular price  $54.14
Size90ml Aluminium Pump Bottle

This dog immune support remedy offers pet parents a straightforward home routine when caring for a dog with collapsed trachea concerns. The 90ml aluminium pump bottle dispenses the oral preparation in a consistent two-pump dose.

The homeopathic preparation is made in New Zealand using vegetable glycerine and purified water as its base. It is alcohol free, natural and non-toxic, and most pets enjoy its sweet taste.

Key Features

  • Give two pumps orally twice a day to keep dosing clear and consistent from morning to evening.
  • Apply the remedy directly to the tongue, gums or lips; contact with the tongue or gums is sufficient, so the dose does not need to be swallowed.
  • For dogs nervous about direct dosing, place the remedy on a piece of food or dab it onto the lips or gums from your finger, giving you flexible ways to maintain the routine.
  • The sweet taste is enjoyed by most pets, which can make regular oral administration feel less stressful for both dog and pet parent.
  • The preparation is safe to use alongside prescription medications and is also safe for pregnant and lactating pets, supporting continuity through different care needs.

Specifications

  • Size: 90ml
  • Packaging: Aluminium pump bottle
  • Dose: 2 pumps orally, twice a day
  • Preparation: Homeopathic
  • Base: Vegetable glycerine and purified water
  • Ingredients: Homeopathic Am-carb, Chlo, Kali-phos, Lemna and Symphytum
  • Country of manufacture: New Zealand
  • Shelf life: 2 years

Use the same simple two-pump routine each day, choosing the dosing method your dog accepts most comfortably. If you are worried that your dog may be in pain or suffering, contact your veterinarian.

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