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Azmira's Kidni Biotic contains herbs which are fast acting, powerful antibiotics for urinary tract infections, including cystitis (inflammation of the bladder) and nephritis (inflammation of the kidneys). It is a standardized herbal extract that provides dietary support for optimum urinary tract function. It is safer for long term treatment and supportive to crisis care; can be safely used with Veterinary antibiotics when needed. In fact, while drugs only attack the acute infection, herbs in Kidni Biotic also increase the animal's natural resistance and repair eliminatory system organs. The herbal properties in Kidni Biotic will help protect the urinary tract and reduce the likelihood of infection recurrence. Indications
This is a very powerful, fast acting herbal alternative to antibiotics for urinary tract infections. This compound is specifically indicated in the treatment of bladder infections, kidney infections, urinary tract infections (UTIs) and cystitis (inflammation of the bladder), and nephritis (inflammation of the kidneys). Kidni Biotic may also be used for chronic urinary tract irritation or chronic bladder irritation.
Ingredients
Fresh, wildcrafted herbal extracts of Usnea Lichen, Uva Ursi Leaf, Pipsissewa Herb, Echinacea, Augustifolia and Purpurea Roots, Flowers and Seeds, Grain Alcohol
How to Use It
Give 1 drop per 5 lbs. of body weight. This dosage can be doubled initially to build up therapeutic properties or as needed for acute situations. For maximum effectiveness repeat dose 3 to 4 times per day in between meals. Mix in a small amount of warm water or apple juice. Do not use undiluted - this is a concentrated product. For maintenance, repeat use about every four months. Note: Do NOT use with cranberry juice/powder supplements, or other acidic juices/supplements which wil neutralize the actions of Kidni Biotic's herbs. Try apple or carrot instead, as they will also help promote detoxification.
Kidni Biotic, Kidni Flow, Kidni Kare -- Which one would be best for my pet's situation?
First of all, we highly recommend you consult a vet (integrative or holistic vet preferred) before starting any treatment. Urinary and kidney problems can be fatal if not treated properly and quickly -- especially with cats. If you notice anything unusual about your cat's litterbox behavior and/or excessive thirst -- seek immediate veterinarian assistance. - Kidni Biotic: This contains therapeutic agents known to target the type of bacteria that causes irritation and inflammation of the bladder and/or kidneys. If your pet has been diagnosed with cystitis or nephritis, Kidni Biotic will help increase natural resistance and repair eliminatory system organs.
- Kidni Flow: This helps increase urine output and dissolve blockages. It is an excellent stone emulsifier, urinary tract detoxifier and disinfectant which will help eliminate recurrence of Feline Urological Syndrome (FUS) and infections. It works as a restorative and is beneficial during cleansing periods as it stimulates the removal of catabolic waste.
- Kidni Kare: This helps to control incontinence by restoring, regulating and strnegthening the musculature, toning membranes and helping to balance the hormones associated with the urinary system. It is excellent support for senior pets becoming weak in their urinary function.
About Azmira
Holistic Animal Care was founded in 1982 by Dr. Lisa S. Newman out of concern for her own pets' health problems. Dr. Newman drew upon her education in human nutrition, homeopathy and alternative care and set out to research and develop safe, effective programs for all pets. In 1988, Dr. Newman's product line, Azmira Holistic Animal Care was created. The line is formulated by experienced natural products researchers, rather than by someone who "knows ingredients" or "product development and marketing." Her products have helped address many health and behavioral issues when other alternative or medical approaches have failed. Dr. Newmans' work and reputation are internationally renowned. Click to See More Products by Azmira
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