PetAlive Grief and Pining Formula contains a unique combination of specially selected herbal and homeopathic ingredients well known to treat depression and restore emotional well being.
Whether your pet is chronically depressed or having emotional difficulty due to separation or some other traumatic event, PetAlive Grief and Pining Formula will effectively lift mood and restore vitality, as well as improving your pet's sense of well being and security.
PetAlive Grief and Pining Formula can be used regularly for the chronically depressed animal or when needed during periods of trauma, loss or separation.
PetAlive Grief and Pining Formula comes in convenient dissolvable granule form.
The fine granules are easy to administer to pets of all sizes and personalities and are simply sprinkled on the back of the tongue and left to dissolve. No fuss and bother!
-Chronic Use (for chronically depressed animals): Two to three doses of PetAlive Grief and Pining Formula may be safely given every day to lift mood and promote feelings of well being.
-Acute (when needed): PetAlive Grief and Pining Formula may also be used as needed for acute cases of pining and depression in pets (e.g. during a visit to kennels or while owner is away for a short time). Administer every 30 minutes for up to 6 doses a day or until symptoms subside. Thereafter administer two to three times daily for as long as is necessary.
-Preventative: Begin treatment a few days before separation due to absent owner or loved companion to help your pet cope and reduce the trauma associated with difficult separation or loss.
DOSAGE
-Cats and small dogs: Large pinch of granules sprinkled into the mouth.
-Small to medium dogs: Two pinches sprinkled into the mouth.
-Medium to large dogs: 1/4 cap of granules sprinkled into the mouth.
Disclaimers: It is not Dog Remedy's policy to provide, imply or dispense veterinary advice. Products found on our site are not meant to prevent, diagnose, treat or cure any disease. If you have any medically-related questions about your dog, we encourage you to consult your local veterinarian.
