Pet Immune Support Herbal Tincture for Energy and Recovery Care During Illness, with Weight-Based Dosing

Give your pet measured herbal support when low energy, weakness or recovery from illness has disrupted the usual routine. This liquid Qi Booster tincture combines eight named Chinese herbs and is formulated to support the immune system, body strength, energy levels and recovery from illness.

Serving guidance is organized into four body-weight ranges, making the tincture easier to fit into an individual pet’s care routine. A full dropper equals 1/4 teaspoon, providing a clear measuring reference. Observe your pet’s response over time and follow the pregnancy restriction and veterinary guidance.

Key Features

• The house blend is formulated to support the immune system, giving pet parents a focused supplement for ongoing supportive care.
• Its herbal formula is intended to strengthen body systems and support energy levels, which can matter when illness has affected a pet’s usual vitality.
• Eight clearly identified herbs—including oldenlandia, scute barbata, astragalus root and American ginseng—make the formula’s composition easy to review.
• Weight-based directions cover pets from under 30 lb to over 120 lb, allowing the serving amount to reflect body size.
• Recommended use ranges from one to three times per day, giving pet parents flexibility when establishing a consistent routine.
• One full dropper equals 1/4 teaspoon, offering a straightforward reference for measuring the liquid extract.

Specifications

• Format: Liquid herbal extract/tincture.
• Herbal ingredients: Oldenlandia, scute barbata, tangerine peel, angelica root, astragalus root, lindera root, American ginseng and scrophularia.
• Dropper equivalent: 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.
• Pregnancy restriction: Do not use in pregnant animals.

Make the tincture part of a steady care routine and observe your pet’s response over time. If symptoms have not improved after one week of increased dosing, contact your veterinarian. Do not use for pregnant animals.