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"Break The Grip Of
Kennel Cough
5 Times Faster Than
Harmful Drugs -
100% Herbal, Natural, Organic!"
Imagine curing your dog of kennel cough without using dangerous drugs or toxic chemicals that can cause negative side effects and damage to deep organs.
 Kennel cough? Think about it. A thousand years ago when dogs came down with coughs, what did they do? They instinctively sought out healing herbs in the wild.
They consumed and regurgitated certain herbs for cleansing. They consumed and digested other herbs for their natural healing powers. And the next day the cough was gone because they knew naturally where to find the best medicine. In fact, the very concept of “medicine for healing” has its origins in prehistoric man observing the behavior of animals in the wild. To this day, according to the World Health Organization, some 80 percent of the modern world (humans and animals alike) rely on herbal medicine (not big pharma) as their primary means of health care.
What Is Kennel Cough?
Kennel cough is the common name for an upper respiratory disease in dogs. The cause is generally a combination of bacteria and viruses infecting and irritating the sensitive lining of the dog’s airway, including trachea and bronchi. The condition is known medically as tracheobronchitis, canine infectious tracheobronchitis, Bordetellosis, or Bordetella.Kennel cough is very contagious and will infect a high percentage of dogs at some point in their lifetime. Fortunately, life threatening cases are rare and most dogs will eventually recover on their own without drugs or vaccinations. With proper herbal medication the natural healing power of a dog’s immune system is brought back into balance, infectious agents are defeated, and damage to the tracheal lining is restored.
Symptoms of Kennel Cough
Air passing over the irritated nerve endings in the dog’s airway cause a rough, dry, hacking cough often ending in a retching or gagging as if the dog is trying to clear its throat. This routine will be repeated every few minutes throughout the day and often into the night. Coughing may be accompanied by a watery nasal discharge.Most infected dogs will maintain normal body temperature, appetite and alertness. Dogs with more severe cases will become lethargic, run a fever, lose their appetite and, in very severe cases, develop pneumonia which could possibly lead to death. Clinical signs of kennel cough appear between 2 and 12 days after exposure and generally last from 7 to 21 days. Even after the infection has been eliminated, however, the dog will continue to shed infectious microorganisms for up to 14 weeks and can infect other dogs during that time.
How Is Kennel Cough Diagnosed?
The rough, dry, hacking cough described above is so characteristic of kennel cough that most veterinarians will need no further diagnosis. If the dog has recently been exposed to other dogs, such as in a kennel environment, the diagnosis is complete. Some veterinarians, however, may insist on a battery of tests including viral isolation and identification, bacterial cultures, and blood work. While most cases of kennel cough are easily diagnosed by veterinarians and responsible dog lovers alike, there are other more serious respiratory diseases for which coughing is also symptomatic. Blastomycosis, Valley Fever, Heartworm and other cardiac diseases should be considered and hopefully ruled out through a careful physical examination and evaluation by your veterinarian.
Kennel Cough Treatment
The natural, most effective treatment for kennel cough is the cure provided by the very plants that dogs instinctively seek out in the wild.
Now there is a totally natural, 100% organic, herbal formula for kennel cough. It incorporates extracts from the very plants that animals seek out in the wild, as recorded by herbal physicians thousands of years ago.
At the same time, our formula is veterinary grade and uses the same pharmaceutical compounds as prescribed for dog cough in both the British Herbal Pharmacopoeia and the American Herbal Pharmacopoeia.
It’s called Primalix KC, and it captures the four most powerful, potent, and specific herbs that:
1. Rush soothing relief to symptoms almost immediately,
2. Target and destroy invading pathogens at the root of the problem, and
3. Stimulate your dog’s own healing power from within, as nature intended
(A liquid compound is up to 5 times more bio-available than pills or granules)
Primalix KC
Liquid Herbal Extract For Kennel Cough
Our method of extracting the herbs’ medicinal constituents (maceration) takes place ever-so slowly under the watchful eye of our certified Master Herbalist. Our extracts are rich in soluble, bioavailable active ingredients and provide the highest benefits possible. To borrow a line from a famous winemaker, “We will sell no herbal extract before its time.” Our extraction solvent (menstruum) consists of our own proprietary blend of organic vegetable glycerin, apple cider vinegar, and crystal clear water which is ionized and purified through filters measuring one one-hundredth of a micron. We never use alcohol as an extraction solvent or preservative. Natural organic vegetable glycerin, apple cider vinegar, and purified water when matched with herbal cellular makeup are excellent at extracting plant constituents and preserving medicinal values. Alcohol, on the other hand, can cause damage to a dog's deep organs and nervous system. Our herbs are organically cultivated to maintain purity, then placed into the extraction process at the peak of their potency cycle. We make and sell only our own products, so we know exactly what’s in them.
The Herbal Constellation
Echinacea purpurea root is one of the primary remedies for helping the body rid itself of microbial infections both bacterial and viral. The roots of this purple cone flower are especially effective against infections of the upper respiratory tract including canine infectious tracheobronchitis. Please see the footnotes below on a few of the randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind clinical trials by medical researchers, microbiologists and holistic veterinarians. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Echinacea is legendary for its power over
common cold
influenza
cough
bronchitis
fever
urinary tract infections
wounds
burns
psoriasis
eczema
Crohn’s disease
Gingivitis
recurrent ear infections
yeast infections
immune-related disorders
Coltsfoot flower (Tussilago farfara) combines a soothing expectorant effect with an antispasmodic action. A basis for many of the herbal cough remedies sold in Europe, Coltsfoot has been used worldwide for thousands of years to ease racking, dry coughs and chronic or acute bronchitis. Known to herbalists as “nature’s best herb for the lungs,” Coltsfoot is recommended specifically in the British Pharmacopoeia for chronic bronchitis. Also stimulates phagocytosis, the process of destroying dead and foreign cells. Marshmallow (Althaea officinalis) with its abundance of mucilage is an excellent demulcent to sooth inflamed or irritated mucous membranes. References to marshmallow root as a healing herb are found in Homer’s Iliad, written over 2,800 years ago. Modern clinical studies have documented antimicrobial activity against Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Proteus vulgaris, and Staphylococcus aureus. Added healing is given by Marshmallow’s abundant mucopolysaccharides which mildly stimulate a dog’s immune system. Mullein flower (Verbascum thapsus) is frequently combined with other herbs in mixtures for treating dog cough. It reduces inflammation while stimulating fluid production, thus facilitating expectoration. Mullein is indicated specifically for bronchitis characterized by a hard cough with soreness. Inflammation of the trachea and associated conditions are relieved by its anti-inflammatory and demulcent (soothing) properties.
Dosing Instructions
Small dogs (up to 20 lbs.): 1/2 dropper three times daily
Medium dogs (21 to 60 lbs.): 1 dropper three times daily
Large dogs (61 to 100 lbs.): 2 droppers three times daily
Giant dogs (101 lbs. and up): 3 droppers three times daily
Primalix KC is most effective when given on an empty stomach. Insert dropper into dog’s mouth and squeeze bulb to discharge. Make sure your dog has plenty of fresh drinking water available. Give dosage evenly throughout the day. Tincture strength 1:10.
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We're so sure you are going to be completely satisfied with Primalix KC that you have our iron-clad, bottom-of-the-bottle Written Guarantee:
“Every bottle of Primalix KC is guaranteed to meet your complete satisfaction or your money back! Simply return the unused portion to Natural Wonder Products within 30 days for a full refund of your purchase price (less S&H). No hassle, no questions asked. If you’re not happy, we’re not happy!”
Primalix KC Herbal Kennel Cough Formula
$39.95 - 4 oz Glycerite (Amber Glass Tincture)
Contains 125 droppers full - enough to treat 4 medium size dogs.
Stays fresh for 2 years. Other websites charge you $75.90 for the same amount.
Limited Time Offer
Now, for a limited time, when you buy 2 bottles of Primalix KC Herbal Extract Formula you get another bottle free. That’s three for the price of two. Only $79.90.
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P.S. The best time to start giving your dog Primalix KC is three to five days BEFORE exposure to a kennel population. Primalix KC’s herbal formula is precisely balanced to nourish and strengthen your dog’s immune system. Natural defenses become activated so that infection is defeated before it takes hold. Remember, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
Kennel Cough
Gary Le Mon is a Board Certified Master Herbalist specializing in natural remedies for dogs and cats. He is certified by the American Naturopathic Medical Certification Board and member of the American Herbalists Guild. Founder and chief formulator of Natural Wonder Products, Gary has devoted his life to caring for animals and the formulation, testing and distribution of Earth-friendly, natural veterinary products.
1. Samochowiec E, Urbanska L, Manka W, et al. Wiadomosci Parazytologiczne 1979; 25:77 – 81. 2. Facino RM, Carini M, Aldini G, et al. Echinacoside and caffeoyl conjugates protect collagen from free radical-induced degradation: potential use of Echinacea extracts in the prevention of skin photodamage. Planta Medica 1995: 61(6):510 – 3. Bauer R, Wagner H. Echinacea species as potential immunostimulatory drugs. In: Farnsworth NR, et al., eds. Economic and Medicinal Plant Research, vol. 5. London: Academic Press, 1991. 4. Melchart D, Linde K, Worku E, et al. Immunomodulation with Echinacea – a systematic review of controlled clinical trials. Phytomedicine 1994; 1:245 – 54. 5. Mills S, Bone K. Principles and Practice of Phytotherapy: Modern Herbal Medicine. 6. Jurcic, et al. Zeitschrift fur Phytotherapie 10 (2), 1989 7. Braunig, et al. Zeitschrift fur Phytotherapie 13: 7-13, 1992 8. Wacker & Hilbig. Planta Medica 33(1): 89-102, 1978
Disclaimer: The information and products presented in this website are not intended to replace the services of a health practitioner licensed in the diagnosis or treatment of illness or disease. Any application of the material or products herein is at the reader's discretion and sole responsibility. If your pet has a persistent medical condition or the symptoms are severe, please consult a veterinarian. These products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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