Another Way

Dr. Bob Goldstein chose the most common health conditions that affect dogs and cats today and then thoughtfully created formulas made up of targeted herbs and flower essences for a true health benefit.

Conditions of the respiratory system of dogs and cats are quite common. Dogs and cats are prone to seasonal allergies, especially during the pollen season. Infections, coughing, wheezing, and sneezing are also common during stressful times, such as cold weather, boarding, and showing. Cough, Wheeze & Sneeze is an organic herbal blend that supports respiratory function and health. And, it helps to support normal circulation.

Each batch is hand-crafted in the Green Mountains of Vermont.

For use in dogs and cats only.

Active Ingredients per (20 drops): A Proprietary Blend of Organic & Wildcrafted Herbal Extracts (1:4) of Mullein Leaf, Coltsfoot Leaf, Elecampane Root, Lobelia, Echinacea, Myrrh, Licorice Root, Osha, Usnea, Goldenrod.

Inactive Ingredients: Alcohol, Flower Essence Blend of (Chestnut Bud, Olive, Nasturtium), Glycerin, Water.

Bottle Size: 2 oz.

Directions For Use: ADMINISTER ORALLY twice daily. Can be given directly in the mouth or mixed with 2 oz. or more of water. For maintenance, dose by weight, once daily or every other day.

3-7 lbs. - 3-4 Drops
8-15 lbs. - 5-8 Drops
16-35 lbs. - 10-12 Drops
36-85 lbs. - 15-18 Drops
86 lbs. - 20-25 Drops

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