Milk Thistle 100ml

Supplementary feed suitable for liver problems, hepatitis, liver damage due to medication, liver damage after poisoning, FIP, cancer, liver cysts, diabetes, kidney problems, bladder and bile duct problems, hyperthyroidism, hepatitis, Cushing's disease .  

Description

Supplementary feed is added to the complete feed when the liver and kidneys need to be cleaned. It can help to remove toxins that tend to accumulate in the animal's body when taking medication or eating a diet containing chemical preservatives and additives. It can help strengthen the liver and kidneys, support liver regeneration and at the same time help overloaded kidneys to work properly.

Milk thistle has long been used for its antioxidant, regenerative properties and is used as a supportive therapy for cancer. 

Milk Thistle can be used as a supplementary feed to conventional treatment or on its own.

Suitable complimentary products:

Supraglan for Cushing's disease or in need of adrenal function support 

Tripsy for kidney disorders 

ES Clear for cancer support

Mellit for diabetes and pancreatitis 

Natures Immuno in need of additional liver support  

Composition 

purified water, glycerin, dried milk thistle (33.3%)

Dosage: 

For dogs and cats. Twice a day. 

0 - 7 kg                   0.5 ml 

8 - 14 kg                 1.0 ml 

15 - 20 kg               1.5 ml 

21 - 27 kg                2.0 ml 

28 - 34 kg               2.5 ml 

over 34 kg               3.0 ml 

Small animals (rabbits and ferrets), birds and reptiles 1 drop for every kilogram of weight. Suitable for all pets including birds and reptiles.

Warning:  Not recommended during pregnancy and lactation.

Once opened, store in a refrigerator for a maximum of 6 months.

Shake well before use. 

Before using the product, we recommend that you visit a veterinarian who will determine the correct diagnosis and decide whether this supplementary feed is suitable for your pet. 

Always give our herbal products at least 2 hours before administration or 2 hours after administration of conventional medicines.  

All of the above information is for educational purposes only.