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Inflammation Herb Support for Dogs
Inflammation Herb Support for Dogs
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Inflammation Support
Ruff Bar Supplement Herb Mix
Whole-body herbal support for dogs who need a little help staying comfortable, moving freely and recovering from an active life.
Inflammation is part of the body’s natural response to everyday activity, exertion and aging. But when that response lingers, dogs may become slower to get up, less enthusiastic about the stairs or trail, or simply not move with the same ease they once did.
Ruff Bar Inflammation Support is a thoughtfully formulated blend of eleven herbs traditionally used to support a healthy inflammatory response, comfortable movement, circulation and the body’s natural systems of elimination.
White Willow Bark, Devil’s Claw and Meadowsweet form the core of the blend, traditionally used for musculoskeletal comfort and to help maintain normal mobility.
Nettle and Celery Seed complement that foundation with nutritional and botanical support for joints, movement and a healthy inflammatory response.
But we didn’t stop at the joints.
Burdock Root, Dandelion Root, Cleavers and Milk Thistle Seed support the liver, lymphatic system and normal elimination—the systems responsible for processing and clearing the byproducts of everyday metabolism.
Chamomile and Calendula round out the formula with gentle botanical support for tissues, digestion and overall comfort.
The result is a multi-dimensional herbal blend designed for dogs who may be feeling the effects of age, strenuous activity, occasional stiffness or everyday wear and tear.
A GOOD CHOICE FOR DOGS WHO:
● Are stiff after rest or activity
● Need additional support following strenuous adventures
● Are slowing down as they age
● Participate in hiking, agility, working sports or other demanding activities
● Benefit from ongoing joint and mobility support
● Need broader whole-body support beyond a traditional joint formula
WHY THESE HERBS?
Dandelion Root — supports normal liver and digestive function
White Willow Bark — traditionally used to support comfort and mobility
Burdock Root — supports normal liver function and healthy elimination
Chamomile — gentle support for relaxation, digestion and overall comfort
Devil’s Claw — traditionally used for joint comfort and mobility
Calendula Marigold — supports healthy tissues and normal inflammatory processes
Cleavers — traditionally used to support healthy lymphatic function
Milk Thistle Seed — supports normal liver function
Meadowsweet — traditionally used for musculoskeletal and digestive comfort
Nettle — naturally nutrient-rich botanical traditionally used for joint and whole-body support
Celery Seed — traditionally used to support comfortable movement and joint health
FUNCTIONAL ADVENTURE NUTRITION.
Whether your dog is recovering from yesterday’s trail, feeling the accumulated miles of an active life, or simply needs more support to keep doing the things they love, Inflammation Support helps support the body from the inside out.
Because the goal isn’t to stop moving. It’s to help them keep moving.
Ingredients: Dandelion Root, White Willow Bark, Burdock Root, Chamomile, Devil’s Claw, Calendula Marigold, Cleavers, Milk Thistle Seed, Meadowsweet, Nettle, Celery Seed.
For supplemental use in dogs. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. White willow bark, devil’s claw and meadowsweet may not be appropriate for every dog, particularly dogs taking certain medications or with certain medical conditions. Consult your veterinarian before use when appropriate.
Check out our Instagram page for ideas! A full list of ingredients and uses are below. Or learn more in our glossary of herbs.
Dosage:
- up to 11 lbs: 1/2 teaspoon per day
- 11 – 22 lbs: 1 teaspoon per day
- 22 – 44 lbs: 2 teaspoon per day
- 44 – 66 lbs: 3 teaspoon per day
- 66 – 88 lbs: 4 teaspoon per day
- 88 lbs and larger: 5 teaspoon per day
Available sizes: 8 oz, 1 lb
for easier feeding, the herbs are ground into a powder.
Packaging may vary while we are rebranding.
Precautions
Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven. If animal's condition worsens or does not improve, consult your veterinarian.
Milk thistle – may interfere with uptake of p450 drugs
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