Dry Derma Relief 8 ounce

Dry Derma Relief, 8oz

Unit Size

8

Dosage

Varies, depending on the animal's sensitivity to the herbs, condition classification as acute or chronic, and animal compliance with formula administration. Consult a veterinary professional or the Kan Essentials website for final dosage selection.

Potency

7:1, 500mg

Properties

Supports healthy coat and skin.

Contraindications

Avoid use during pregnancy. Use with caution with Wind Damp Heat.

Chinese Symptomology

Occasional dry, lusterless coat; fine, powdery dander; mild itch; mild skin lesions. Occasional separation anxiety, noise sensitivity,territoriality, timidity.

Western Symptomology

Relieve fine powdery dander; low grade itch; mild skin lesions; dry lustreless coat

Recommendations

Recommended Animal Dosages

The following dosage recommendations are based upon dosages for humans and our practicing veterinarians' feedback. Dosage suggestions should be used as a guideline and professional veterinarian judgment employed in the final dosage selection.

Horse and Pony Dosages (BID)

Weight	Extracts	Tablets
330 - 650 lbs	47 - 92 drops/1.5 - 3 cc	5 - 9 tabs
650 - 1000 lbs	92 - 142 drops/3 - 5 cc	9 - 13 tabs

Administer to Horses and Ponies up to Two Times Daily (BID) with Meals

Dog Dosages (TID)

Weight	Extracts	Tablets
1 - 8 lbs	1 - 2 drops	1/10 - 1/5 tab
9 - 18 lbs	3 drops	1/3 tab
19 - 36 lbs	6 drops	1/2 tab
37 - 75 lbs	12 drops	1 tab
76 - 100 lbs	24 drops	2 tabs

Administer to Dogs and Cats up to Three Times Daily (TID) with Meals

Cat Dosages (TID)

Weight	Extracts	Tablets
less than 6 lbs	1 - 2 drops	1/10 - 1/5 tab
6 - 10 lbs	2 - 3 drops	1/5 - 1/3 tab
11 - 20 lbs	4 - 6 drops	1/3 - 1/2 tab

Administer to Dogs and Cats up to Three Times Daily (TID) with Meals

Chinese name

Si Wu Xiao Feng Yin

English name

Dry Derma Relief

Description

Subdues Wind Heat invasion, nourishes Liver Blood.

Ingredients

Sheng di huang - Raw rehmannia root

Bai xian pi - Dictamnus root bark

Bo he - Chinese mint herb

Chai hu - Bupleurum root

Chi shao - Chinese red peony root

Chuan xiong - Sichuan lovage rhizome

Hong zao - Red jujube fruit

Dang gui shen - Dong quai root

Du huo - Pubescent angelica root

Fang feng - Siler root

Jing jie - Schizonepeta herb

Prop65: California Proposition 65. WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.