Organic Ashwagandha
$19.95
This Ayurvedic herb has been used to treat a variety of illnesses for thousands of years. It helps the body adapt to stress and is great for anxiety and irritability issues.
In the veterinary field, Ashwagandha is used for anxiety and other behavioral issues, arthritis, and low red blood cell count especially in cats with kidney disease.
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Purchase this item and get 20 Points!This Ayurvedic herb has been used to treat a variety of illnesses for thousands of years. It helps the body adapt to stress and is great for anxiety and irritability issues.
In the veterinary field, Ashwagandha is used for anxiety and other behavioral issues, arthritis, and low red blood cell count especially in cats with kidney disease. It can also help treat anemia, bacterial infections, and has anti-inflammatory, diuretic, sedative, antibacterial, and anti-fungal activity.
Ingredients
Organic Ashwagandha
Nutrition Facts
Additional Info
200mg – 500mg twice daily for cats
NOT SAFE FOR PREGNANT OR NURSING ANIMALS.
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18g ,100g ,90g |
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