Blends for Life - Dandelion Root+ Pet Supplement (130gm)
Dandelion root is rich in vitamins and minerals. It has been shown to benefit the liver, skin, kidneys, urinary tract, and digestive and circulatory systems. Dandelion is rich in potassium, replenishing the precious minerals lost in the urine. Dandelion's diuretic property is also an effective herb for dogs and cats with UTIs. It can help increase urine flow, thereby flushing out and eliminating the bacteria causing the infection. Dandelion root supports the liver and can increase bile production by over 50 percent. It also increases bile flow to the gallbladder, which is helpful to dogs and cats suffering from liver congestion, gallstones, and other forms of liver problems. Dogs and cats (especially senior pets) with sluggish digestive systems can benefit from dandelion since it supports the digestive system. Burdock root is rich in nutrients and contains minerals such as calcium, phosphorous, iron, B vitamins (e.g., thiamine, riboflavin), and inulin. It is a diuretic with antioxidant and blood-cleansing properties, making it one of the best "blood purifying" herbs. It may also stimulate the liver and gallbladder. Burdock root is a highly effective herb for detoxifying the body. Its chemical constituents can remove toxic substances threatening our pet's health. Burdock may also help balance blood sugar, which is helpful for dogs and cats with diabetes. Lastly, Burdock root may have anti-inflammatory properties, which may help support our pets with arthritis. We packaged it in a recyclable jar with a 1/4 teaspoon for easy serving.
Key Features & Benefits:
- May benefit the liver, skin, kidneys, urinary tract, digestive, gallbladder and circulatory systems
- Dandelion is a strong but safe diuretic
- Rich in potassium
- Can help increase urine flow
For oral use on food. Feeding Guide shown on last photo.
When introducing any new product to your pet's diet, do so gradually. Do not use in pregnant or lactating animals. Not for long term use, unless directed by a veterinarian. Do not use in animals with bile duct obstruction or kidney disease, unless directed by a veterinarian.
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Dandelion root is rich in vitamins and minerals. It has been shown to benefit the liver, skin, kidneys, urinary tract, and digestive and circulatory systems. Dandelion is rich in potassium, replenishing the precious minerals lost in the urine. Dandelion's diuretic property is also an effective herb for dogs and cats with UTIs. It can help increase urine flow, thereby flushing out and eliminating the bacteria causing the infection. Dandelion root supports the liver and can increase bile production by over 50 percent. It also increases bile flow to the gallbladder, which is helpful to dogs and cats suffering from liver congestion, gallstones, and other forms of liver problems. Dogs and cats (especially senior pets) with sluggish digestive systems can benefit from dandelion since it supports the digestive system. Burdock root is rich in nutrients and contains minerals such as calcium, phosphorous, iron, B vitamins (e.g., thiamine, riboflavin), and inulin. It is a diuretic with antioxidant and blood-cleansing properties, making it one of the best "blood purifying" herbs. It may also stimulate the liver and gallbladder. Burdock root is a highly effective herb for detoxifying the body. Its chemical constituents can remove toxic substances threatening our pet's health. Burdock may also help balance blood sugar, which is helpful for dogs and cats with diabetes. Lastly, Burdock root may have anti-inflammatory properties, which may help support our pets with arthritis. We packaged it in a recyclable jar with a 1/4 teaspoon for easy serving.
Key Features & Benefits:
- May benefit the liver, skin, kidneys, urinary tract, digestive, gallbladder and circulatory systems
- Dandelion is a strong but safe diuretic
- Rich in potassium
- Can help increase urine flow
For oral use on food. Feeding Guide shown on last photo.
When introducing any new product to your pet's diet, do so gradually. Do not use in pregnant or lactating animals. Not for long term use, unless directed by a veterinarian. Do not use in animals with bile duct obstruction or kidney disease, unless directed by a veterinarian.
