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Homeopathic remedies! Safe, no side effects - FDA approved
Anxiety - for fears, barking, separation anxiety.
Nose Relief - nasal discharge, colds
Cough - respiratory difficulties
Digestive Upsets - gas, vomiting, nausea, poor digestion
Joint Relief - arthritis, joint pain, slow to get up
Trauma - pre/post surgery, cuts, bruising, fever
Worm Clear - wormer
Leaks No More - urinary incontinence
Hot Spots - skin hot spots
Skin and Itch - allergic rashes, foot biting, itching
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Michael & Marlene recommend Animal Wellness Magazine - a bimonthly publication dedicated to holistic wellness!
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- This kit contains Herbal Green Power and 2 safe, homeopathic remedies for anal gland support (almost always one-sided). Silicea, and Hepar Sulph Calc. The remedies are used to 'unblock' the glands- naturally. The remedies have no side effects and work with the body to heal. It is a good practice to let your vet know you are using this natural approach so they can monitor the progress. Hepar Sulph will help with any abscess or inflammation and Silicea will help keep the anal ducts open. Each bottle contains 250 tablets (easy to give) and will last several months should the problem return. Best combined with a high-fiber home-prepared diet - Herbal Green Power included! . Instructions included. $54.95 
nsive (to humans) secretion that serves as an individual ‘scent marker’. This is normally secreted into the rectum when there is pressure as a motion (bowel movement, stool, feces) is passed. If the efferent ducts are blocked, the glands become inflamed and the dog will ‘scoot’ or go ‘tobogganing’. He or she will drag the rear end along the ground (usually thought to be worms) and lick the anus if able to reach it. The dog may also throw its head back suddenly as if lanced with pain. Indeed, the stabbing pain may be so violent as to cause temporary paralysis. The anus appears swollen on one side (rarely both) and inflamed. An abscess will frequently develop.