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Pet Calming Remedy for Cats and Small Dogs: Non-Sedating Herbal & Homeopathic Water-Dose Support, 90ml Pump Bottle
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BioPet Relax gives cat and small-dog parents a simple way to add a calming remedy to everyday water or food routines. Its non-sedating herbal and homeopathic preparation is supplied in a hygienic 90ml pump bottle.
For pets under 8kg, use one pump orally or 1–2 pumps in the water bowl; larger pets over 8kg use three pumps by mouth or on food, or five pumps in the water bowl daily.
Key Features
- Water-bowl dosing keeps the routine simple: add the recommended amount to your pet’s bowl so they can receive a dose as they drink, even when you are away.
- The non-sedating formula is suited to ongoing use, allowing calming support without making your pet drowsy.
- Flexible application works for nervous pets: place the dose on a finger and dab it onto the lips or gums, where it only needs contact with the tongue or gums.
- A sweet taste is accepted by most pets, making daily administration easier for many households.
- The preparation uses catnip, hop flower and passion flower extracts alongside homeopathic ingredients in a 100% natural, non-toxic formula.
- Alcohol-free ingredients and compatibility with prescription medications provide practical flexibility for established care routines.
Specifications
- Brand: BioPet
- Volume: 90ml
- Container: Food-grade aluminium bottle
- Pump: Hygienic serum pump lid with over-cap
- Format: Aluminium pump bottle
- Ingredients: Catnip, hop flower, passion flower, Cistus can, Clematis, Ignatia, Impatiens and Ornithag; vegetable glycerine and purified water
- Origin: Made in New Zealand
- Dosing under 8kg: 1 pump orally or 1–2 pumps in water
- Dosing over 8kg: 3 pumps by mouth or on food, or 5 pumps in water daily
- Yield: 230 doses per 90ml bottle
- Shelf life: 2 years
Keep BioPet Relax where your pet’s daily water routine is easy to reach, and follow the weight-based dose on the label. If an animal may be in pain or suffering, contact your veterinarian.