PhytoStandard Veterinary Use Sweet CloverSoin-et-nature Refilled
Dietary supplement for pets, livestock, or competition animals made with fluid extract of sweet clover (standardized and stabilized)
Traditionally used to relieve swollen legs caused by venous insufficiency.
Yellow sweet clover Cut plant Iphym Herbalism Melilotus officinalis L.
The PhytoStandard Soin-et-nature Sweet Clover dietary supplement is designed to meet the specific circulatory needs of a variety of animals, including pets, livestock, and competition animals. Developed using a patented process, this standardized and stabilized product sets the standard for quality and effectiveness.
Rich in coumarin, a substance naturally found in sweet clover, this dietary supplement offers remarkable vasoprotective properties. It is effective in treating circulatory disorders, thereby helping to improve the animal’s quality of life and optimize its physical performance when needed.
Mélilot Soin-et-nature features an alcohol-free formula and a manufacturing process that ensures the plant’s integrity. This level of standardization and stability ensures that each dose delivers a consistent concentration of active ingredients, making this product a safe and effective option for managing circulatory disorders in animals.
The PhytoStandard Soin-et-nature Sweet Clover dietary supplement is designed to meet the specific circulatory needs of a variety of animals, whether they are pets, livestock, or competition animals. Developed using a patented process, this standardized and stabilized product sets the standard for quality and effectiveness.
The power of Soin-et-nature Sweet Clover lies in coumarin, a phytochemical with vasoprotective properties. By improving vein tone and integrity, this compound plays a key role in managing circulatory disorders. Therefore, whether your pet suffers from mild or more severe venous problems, this standardized extract can make all the difference. Rich in coumarin, a substance naturally found in sweet clover, this dietary supplement offers remarkable vasoprotective properties. It is effective in treating circulatory disorders, thereby helping to improve the animal’s quality of life and optimize its physical performance when needed.
We also offerthe Soin-et-nature Lemon Balm 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 Sweet Clover: Oral administration: 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 (cows, pigs, poultry), or competition animals (horses, greyhounds) is not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Sweet clover extract—Melilotus officinalis ( flowering tops), stabilized in plant-based glycerin.
The etymological origin of sweet clover comes from the Greek “meli,” meaning “honey,” and “lôtos” (“lotus”), referring to “honey flowers” that are highly sought after by bees. The flowering tops of sweet clover, rich in coumarins and coumarin derivatives, are traditionally used to relieve swollen legs caused by venous insufficiency.
Standardized Fresh Plant Extracts ( EPS ) are obtained through the“PhytoStandard” extraction process, which preserves the integrity and full range of active ingredients present in the plant.
We offer to prepare your EPS blends according to the formulas recommended by your veterinary phytotherapist.
Packaging: availablein 30, 60, 90, 150, 300, and 500 ml
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