Adaptonicum 50ml the Green Ox

Adaptonicum is a herbal tincture with ashwaganda, an Ayurvedic herb that can help your animal to stay mentally and physically balanced. It is a supplement to support performance and physical and mental stress. It has a relaxing effect and can help your dog or cat to cope more easily with changes, such as moving, new family members or health problems. In addition, it contributes to a normal hormone balance, helps brain function and has a positive effect on resilience. Adaptonicum is also a strong antioxidant.

Adaptonicum can be combined well with Relax Compositum , especially for anxious dogs/cats. Relax Compositum can be used for shorter periods, such as a visit to the vet or during training to get your dog or cat used to fireworks. Adaptonicum can be supplementary in this and can also be used for a long time.

Suitable for: dogs, cats and horses.

Application:

Cats and dogs up to 10 kg: 6 drops 3 times a day through the food
Dogs 10 to 25 kg: 10 drops through the food 3 times a day
Dogs 25 kg to 40 kg: 15 drops through the food 3 times a day
Dogs from 40 kg: 20 drops 3 times a day through the food

Unless otherwise prescribed by the veterinarian or therapist.

20 drops = 1 ml

Shake before use. Store in a dry, dark and cool place before and after opening.

Compound:

Ethanol 51% v/v, Glycerin, Aqua, Withania somnifera radix (Ashwaganda).

Specifications:

• Ashwaganda ( Withania somnifera ) is an Ayurvedic herb that can help in many situations. The root used is an indispensable part of many treatment plans because it supports recovery in a broad sense;
• Glycerine is the base of the tincture. It works as a preservative and is therefore long-lasting. It also ensures that the taste acceptance is good.

NB:

Always consult a veterinarian before using supplements.

In case of pregnancy, lactation, when using medication and in case of illness(es), first ask an expert advice before using supplements. Interactions with medicines and health products are possible.

The above information is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for veterinary advice.

Source: degroeneos.nl