Pet Herbal Supplement for Kidney and Urinary Support, Golden Cabinet Jin Kui Shen Qi Wan Tincture

Golden Cabinet Jin Kui Shen Qi Wan is a pet herbal supplement for families seeking veterinarian-guided kidney and urinary support. This traditional Chinese herbal formula can fit into a daily wellness plan tailored to your pet’s size and individual needs.

The tincture combines rehmannia root, cinnamon bark, cornus fruit, and poria mushroom. Follow your veterinarian’s guidance when adding it to your pet’s routine, and watch for digestive upset or other new symptoms.

Key Features

• Kidney and urinary focus: The formula is intended to support kidney function and urinary health as part of a veterinarian-guided care routine.
• Fluid and energy balance: Its stated role in balancing fluids and energy supports day-to-day wellness for pets facing kidney challenges.
• Appetite and vitality: The formula may improve appetite and energy levels, giving pet parents two practical changes to monitor over time.
• Rehmannia root is included to nourish the kidneys and support fluid balance, while poria mushroom supports digestion and fluid metabolism.
• Cinnamon bark is included for circulation and warming support; cornus fruit is used to support the liver, kidneys, energy, and recovery from fatigue.
• Weight-based tincture directions make it easier to discuss an appropriate daily amount with your veterinarian.

Specifications

• Formula: Jin Kui Shen Qi Wan (Golden Cabinet)
• Form: Tincture
• Key herbs: Rehmannia root, cinnamon bark, cornus fruit, and poria mushroom
• Dropper measure: One full dropper equals 1/4 teaspoon
• Under 30 lb: Half a dropper, 1–3 times daily
• 30–60 lb: One dropper, 1–3 times daily
• 60–120 lb: 1.5 droppers, 1–3 times daily
• Over 120 lb: Two droppers, 1–3 times daily
• Use: Administer according to your veterinarian’s guidance

Keep your veterinarian involved when introducing Golden Cabinet, especially alongside conventional kidney care. Use the weight-based guide as a starting reference, follow the amount recommended for your pet, and consult your vet if digestive upset or any new symptom appears.