• Calc. sulph. (D6) is a biochemic tissue salt that is useful in supporting the natural healing process of the body. Calc. sulph. can be used to encourage respiratory health and promote the health of the throat and nasal passages
• Ferrum phos. (D6) is another biochemic tissue salt known to promote the body’s ability to regulate oxygen rich blood flow throughout the body. Ferrum phos. also supports wall strength of blood vessels and the absorption of iron and oxygen to all cells
• Hepar. sulph. (12C) is a natural remedy particularly supportive of the throat and larynx, bronchioles and tonsil

• Verbascum thapsus (Mullein leaves) is highly regarded for its ability to support clear noses and chests and maintain easy natural breathing. Mullein is widely used to soothe the chest and nasal passages. It has been studied for its ability to support chest and nasal health (Serkedjieva, J. “Combined antiinfluenza virus activity of Flos verbasci infusion and amantadine derivatives.” Phytother Res 2000;14(7):571-574.)
• Sambucus nigra (Elder flowers) is a diaphoretic herb (causing perspiration) that is useful for supporting the temperature regulatory mechanisms in the body. It has also been studied for its ability to support healthy mucus levels in the nasal passages (Ueno K, Wang ZH, Hanamure Y, et al. “Reduced sialylation of glycoproteins in nasal glands of patients with chronic sinusitis.” Acta Otolaryngol 1997;117(3):420-423.)

• KC-Defense™ to promote the immune system and maintain the body’s natural ability to resist infection – especially before a visit to kennels and veterinary surgeries
• Immunity & Liver Support™ to support healthy immune system and liver functioning

NOTE: May be used in conjunction with KC-Defense when dogs are to be placed in kennels for prolonged periods of time to support the immune system and encourage respiratory health.

• Many holistic vets will agree that the more raw food (as opposed to cooked meals or dried commercial pet food) the animal eats, the fewer general health problems there will be. Ideally the best diet for a cat or dog is one which most closely resembles that which he would find in the wild.
• For cats, who are largely carnivorous, this should consist of mainly raw meat (minced beef and chicken, chicken livers) mixed with a little bone meal and a small amount of some grated carrot or finely chopped greens like spinach.
• Dogs will do well if more chopped and grated raw vegetables are added to their diets. We also recommend raw meat and raw bones for dogs, mixed with grated raw vegetables and chopped salads.
• A teaspoon or two of olive oil added to the meal every day (depending on size) will also be beneficial. Do not give your animals any milk at all - nor products containing sugar.
• Remember that you should not try to change your pet's diet overnight, especially if the animal is elderly. Slowly introduce new foods and allow the digestive system to become accustomed to the new diet.