Ingredients and their effects:

Uncaria tomentosa , also known as wild cat's claw, is a plant in the Rubiaceae family. It is also known as cat's claw due to the shape of its hooked thorns, which allow the plant to cling to nearby trees for support and grow upwards in search of light. It is known for its immune-stimulating, antiviral, and anti-inflammatory properties, helping to fight infections.

SALVIA OFFICINALIS – Common sage is a plant in the mint family (Lamiaceae, along with thyme and mint). It is native to the Middle East and the Mediterranean region, but is now widespread throughout most of the world. Sage is well-known in cooking and is used to flavor dishes. In folk medicine, it is also used as a medicinal herb for its healing properties.

SAGE is:

• anti-inflammatory
• antiseptic
• digestive
• diuretic

and has other healing properties.

Its name is derived from "salvus," meaning "healthy," due to the health-promoting properties attributed to the plant. In folk medicine, it is used to facilitate withdrawal due to its galactofugal effect.

In fact, its use makes the taste of breast milk more unpleasant and reduces its production.

Salvia officinalis for digestive disorders:

As already mentioned, sage can be considered an effective remedy for indigestion due to its choleretic properties and can also be helpful in cases of loss of appetite.

CYNARA SCOLYMUS – Artichoke – The active ingredients of this biennial or perennial herb are found in the leaves, especially those of the first year. Artichoke is used in herbal formulations for digestion, cleansing the body, and as an appetite stimulant.

The phytocomplexes of

• Cynara scolymus / Artichoke (flavonoids, tannins, sterols),
• Uncaria tomentosa / wild cat’s claw (pentacyclic oxindole alkaloids, triterpenes, glycosides of quinovic acid) and
• Salvia officinalis / Common sage (flavonoids, ketones, chlorogenic acid, rosmarinic acid)
• exert a synergistic effect that can contribute to the regulation of milk secretion.

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Note:
Supplementary feed in liquid form for dogs and cats

Ingredients:
Water, sodium chloride, Uncaria tomentosa (cat's claw, dried bark, swollen), fructose.

Additives:

Sensory additives per kg:
Salvia officinalis L. (sage extract) 60,000 mg, Cynara scolymus L. (artichoke extract) 3,000 mg.

Technological additives per kg: 1k202 potassium sorbate 3,000 mg, 1a330 citric acid 1,000 mg.

Feeding instructions:

Shake bottle before use!

Daily dosage depending on the dog’s weight (see administration time below):

• less than 5 kg body weight: 5 drops
• from 5 to 10 kg body weight: 10 drops
• from 10 to 20 kg body weight: 20 drops
• over 20 kg body weight: 25 drops

AntiLact PET® can be combined with the daily feed ration or administered directly into the animal's mouth (dosed on a teaspoon and/or with the appropriate pipette).

The product should be administered 10-15 days after weaning, and in cases of pseudopregnancy, for 15 days as soon as the animal displays the appropriate behavior. Treatment therefore lasts an average of 15 days. This application can also be repeated.

Pack size AntiLact PET®:

50 ml bottle

Supplementary feed for adult dogs and cats

Warning:

Do not use during pregnancy.

Storage:

Store in a cool and dry place.

The expiration date refers to the unopened and properly stored product.