Kitty-DT
Digestive Rescue for Felines

Product Information

Ingredients

Active Ingredients per ml of Kitty-DT:
“Proprietary Blend of (Organic Barley Grass Seeds, Organic Goldenseal Root, Wildcrafted Oregon Grape Root, Organic Couchgrass Root, Organic Catnip) 58 mg”

Organic Echinacea	10 mg
Organic Rosehip Flowers	10 mg
Organic Peppermint Leaf	7 mg
Organic Spearmint Leaf	6 mg
Organic Chamomile Flowers	6 mg
Organic Garlic*	6 mg
Organic Hibiscus Flowers	4 mg

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Inactive Ingredients: Filtered Water, Grain Alcohol USP 17-21% by volume.

*Note: One of the most frequently asked questions we get is about the use of garlic in the products. The internet is full of horror stories about the "toxicity" of garlic to pets. Small amounts of garlic are not toxic to dogs like the amount found in Kitty-DT. Garlic contains many sulfur compounds which were found to help the body in detoxing, supporting the immune system, and improving circulation.

Directions for Use

Suggested Use for Kitty DT

Kitten Weight	Drops	ml/cc	Servings Per 1 oz.	# of Pets Treated
Under 3 lbs.	2	0.06	540	13.5
3-10 lbs.	5	0.15	216	5.4
11-25 lbs.	10	0.30	108	2.7
26 - 80 lbs.	13	0.40	77	2
81-150 lbs.	15	0.45	72	1.8
151-250 lbs.	20	0.60	54	1.1

Chart is based on a 2 day, 24 times daily treatment plan.

Suggested Use for larger felines such as lions, tigers, etc.

Add an additional 5 drops of the Kitty-DT for each additional 100 pounds of the animal's body weight to each dose AND 1 tbsp. of pedialyte for every additional ten (10) pounds of body weight. Please note: 100 drops = 1 tsp.; 50 drops = 1/2 tsp.; 25 drops = 1/4 tsp. A one (1) ounce bottle of Kitty-DT (aka Kitty Distempaid) contains approximately 1080 drops and a 4 ounce bottle contains approximately 4,320 drops.

For use with pets 6 weeks or older. Not recommended for use with pets under 6 weeks old. If younger than six weeks, you may dose the mom and the babies will get the benefits of the product via nursing.

Suggested Kitty-DT Use: Shake well before each use.
Digestion Support: give orally before meals.
Occasional stomach discomforts: give orally every 15 minutes for the first hour, then every hour until the stomach is calm. For additional support once the stomach is calm continue to give orally 4 times daily for an additional 3 days.

Cautions/Warnings

Caution: Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven. If animal's condition worsens or does not improve, stop product administration and consult your veterinarian. An examination from a veterinarian is recommended prior to using this product.

Warning: Not recommended for use with pets under 6 weeks old. If younger than six weeks, you may dose the mom and the babies will get the benefits of the product via nursing. For animal use only. Keep out of reach of children and animals. In case of accidental overdose, contact a health professional immediately.

Kitty-DT Should Not Be Used With These Amber Naturalz Products:

• Paxaid
• Petizol
• ProTummy
• TempaNerv

Treating More Than One Pet?

Amber Glass Bottles ~ If you have more than one pet that you are treating, you might want to consider purchasing one or more amber glass 1/2 oz., 1 oz., or 4 oz. dropper bottles, so you can split up the tincture into a smaller bottle. That way there is less chance of product contamination.

In addition, when treating more than one pet, it may be necessary to assure sterile administration without carry over from pet to pet. This is very important when using Paxaid to treat more than one pet. The best way to assure this is to use the dropper only to transfer product to an individual sterile oral syringe, using a different syringe for each pet. (This method will also reduce the chances of product contamination.) Those syringes should be sterilized after each use. Each pet should have its own syringe that is not shared with another pet.

The use of a syringe containing measured drops from the dropper will also remove the risk of the animal biting the glass dropper.

These are terrific for storing dried herbs, tinctures, colloidal silver, etc. All are Boston rounds and have black plastic phenolic lids, unless noted. The misters are fabulous and deliver a very light and delicate mist. Excellent for misting the face or for animals who are shy of sprayers. The cute little 1/2 oz. droppers are perfect for splitting 1 oz. tincture bottles into two separate bottles.

Syringes ~ these are luer slip syringes without needles that are excellent for administering measured amounts of Paxaid, CS, tinctures, etc. Reinforced tip, large finger grips, smooth draw and easy-to-read graduations. Rubber plunger with double contact for a positive seal and effortless injection. FDA approved and autoclavable.

If purchasing for use with Paxaid, syringe size needed is based on the weight of the puppy. We suggest two syringes, one for oral doses and one for enema doses (if not being given Sub Q fluids or on IV's, enemas are or may be necessary to prevent dehydration). Make sure to mark the enema syringe clearly, as you never want to accidentally use an enema syringe for an oral dose, even after it's been washed.

Puppies/kittens weighing under 3 pounds need 5 to 6 ml syringes. Animals weighing 3-10 pounds need 12 ml syringes. Puppies weighing 11-20 pounds need 20 ml syringes. Puppies weighing 21-40 pounds need 50 ml syringes. Puppies 41-50 pounds need 60 ml syringes.

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