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Lymphatic Support Ruff Bar Supplements Herb Mix for Dogs
Lymphatic Support Ruff Bar Supplements Herb Mix for Dogs
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Gentle herbal support for healthy lymphatic flow, natural cleansing & skin wellness.
The lymphatic system plays an important role in your dog’s natural cleansing processes, immune function and overall wellness. Ruff Bar Lymphatic Support is a simple, purposeful two-herb blend formulated to gently support healthy lymphatic circulation and the body’s natural pathways for eliminating metabolic waste.
Cleavers is traditionally used as a lymphatic herb, helping support normal lymphatic movement and healthy fluid balance. It is especially valued for supporting the lymph nodes, skin and urinary system.
Calendula Marigold complements cleavers with its traditional use for lymphatic, skin and tissue support. Naturally rich in beneficial plant compounds, calendula helps support healthy tissues and the body’s normal inflammatory response.
Together, these herbs create a gentle blend that can be used as part of your dog’s everyday wellness routine or when additional lymphatic and skin support is desired.
Why Lymphatic Support?
• Supports healthy lymphatic flow
• Supports the body’s natural cleansing processes
• Helps maintain healthy fluid movement
• Supports normal immune function
• Promotes healthy skin and tissues
• Simple, purposeful two-herb formula
INGREDIENTS: Cleavers, Calendula Marigold
FUNCTIONAL ADVENTURE NUTRITION.
Support from the inside out.
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:Â 8 oz, 1 lb
for easier feeding, the herbs are ground into a powder.
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.
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