PhytoStandard Veterinary Use Griffonia Soin-et-nature (Refilled)
Dietary supplement for pets, farm animals, or competition animals, made with Griffonia fluid extract (standardized and stabilized)
This product is a dietary supplement formulated for various types of animals, including pets such as dogs, cats, and rabbits, as well as farm and competition animals such as cows, pigs, and horses. It contains Griffonia fluid extract, a plant known for its serotonergic properties, and is alcohol-free.
The fluid extracts that make up this dietary supplement are obtained using a patented method that preserves the integrity of the original plant. These extracts, known as PhytoStandards Soin-et-nature, come from plants that are carefully selected and traceable to ensure their quality and purity. The formulation of this supplement guarantees a stable and consistent active ingredient content through rigorous standardization. This process ensures that each batch of the product contains a precise amount of serotonergic compounds, thereby contributing to its effectiveness.
Discover the unparalleled benefits of the Soin-et-nature Griffonia liquid plant extract, specially designed for your pets’ well-being. This unique formulation not only offers you a natural solution for your four-legged friend’s well-being but also serves as a gentle tranquilizer in cases of anxiety or stress. Give your petthe emotional balance it deserves.
Rich in 5-HTP, Griffonia extracts help regulate your pet’s mood and behavior. Say goodbye to anxiety disorders and erratic behavior thanks to this natural remedy. Made from carefully selected ingredients, this liquid extract is not only safe but also highly effective. Serotonin is a key neurotransmitter that regulates various biological and behavioral functions, including mood, appetite, and sleep. The formula is therefore designed to increase serotonin levels, helping to regulate your pet’s emotional and behavioral imbalances.
This product is formulated in a liquid base for optimal bioavailability, allowing for rapid and effective absorption. Additionally, it is free of toxins and harmful chemicals, thereby minimizing the risk of adverse reactions or unwanted side effects. In compliance with pharmaceutical standards, each batch undergoes rigorous quality controls to ensure its effectiveness and safety.
We also offerthe Soin-et-nature Guarana plant extract from the Phytoprevent laboratory at the best price in our online pharmacy.
As a guide, here are the standard dosages for PhytoStandard Soin-et-nature EPS Griffonia: Oral use: 1 mL per 5 kg per day
What are the precautions for use?
This dietary supplement for pets (dogs, cats, rabbits, and exotic pets), livestock (cattle, pigs, poultry), or competition animals (horses, greyhounds) is not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Griffonia extract—Griffonia simplicifolia (seeds), stabilized in plant-based glycerin.
Standardized Fresh Plant Extracts ( EPS ) are obtained using the“PhytoStandard” extraction process, which preserves the integrity and completeness of the active ingredients present in the plant. We offer to prepare your FSE blends according to the formulas recommended by your veterinary phytotherapist.
Packaging: availablein 30, 60, 90, 150, 300, and 500 ml
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