- Veterinarian Formulated: Developed by veterinarians to meet specific canine wellness needs.
- Natural Ingredients: Contains a blend of wild yam, bee pollen, and botanicals.
- Easy Administration: Chewable format makes it easy for dogs of all sizes.
- Daily Wellness Support: Supports normal urination and bladder function.
USD 38.99
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Vet Classics Canine Incontinence Support Chewable Tablets
USD 38.99
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Description
Description
Vet Classics Canine Incontinence Support Chewable Tablets is a veterinarian-supplied supplement formulated to support targeted animal wellness needs.
Key Benefits
- Supports normal healthy bladder control and urination.
- Features wild yam, bee pollen, rehmannia, and botanicals.
- Chewable tablet format for dogs.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Active Ingredients: Wild Yam Root 315 mg, Bee Pollen 210 mg, Rehmannia 158 mg, Angelica sinensis 79 mg, Psoralea 79 mg, Glandalai 53 mg, Licorice 21 mg per tablet.
Inactive Ingredients: Dicalcium Phosphate, Distilled Monoglycerides, Magnesium Stearate, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Natural Flavoring, Silicon Dioxide.
Useful Information
Directions for Use
- Up to 50 lb: 1 tablet twice daily.
- 51–75 lb: 2 tablets twice daily.
- Over 75 lb: 3 tablets twice daily.
Use only as directed by your veterinarian. Keep out of reach of children and animals.
Frequently Asked Questions
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