This formula tonifies and regulates the blood, and nourishes Liver Yin and subdues Liver Yang.

Indications:
-Pain, tight or bunched muscles, muscle twitches, forelimb lameness
-Fine powdery dander, low grade itch, failure of hair to re-grow following clipping
-Noise sensitivity, separation anxiety, territoriality, timidity, mild fear aggression

2-3 times daily
1-10 lbs ... 5-10 drops
11-20 lbs ... 10-20 drops
21-35 lbs ... 1/2 - 1 dropperful
36-75 lbs ... 1 - 1.5 dropperful
76-100 lbs ... 1.5 - 2 dropperful

1 dropperful = 40 drops

Common names:
Prepared Rehmannia root, White peony root, Dong quai root, Chinese quince fruit, Sichuan lovage rhizome, Chinese licorice root, Dry-fried sour jujube seed, Ophiopogon tuber

Pinyin names:
Shu di huang, Bai shao, Dang gui shen, Mu gua, Chuan xiong, Gan cao, Suan zao ren chao, Mai men dong

Dampness: productive cough, seborrhea oleosa, yeast infection, vomiting, mucoid discharges.

-Use only as directed by your health care professional and seek their advice if pregnant or nursing.
-Keep out of reach of children, keep tightly capped and out of direct sunlight, and store at room temperature.
-Do not put dropper in mouth. Shake well before each use.