Pet's Pain Formula

Pet's PAIN Formula is a natural pet remedy that helps relieve aches, pains, inflammation and reduce fever.

What is Pet's PAIN Formula?

Pet's PAIN Formula is a natural organic herbal remedy designed to help relieve pain, reduce inflammation and fever. Pet's PAIN Formula may help with restlessness. It eases muscle pain, joint pain, and general nerve pain. Pet's PAIN Formula is useful for dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, horses, raccoons, and other animals, EXCEPT cats and birds.

Pet's PAIN Formula's natural herbal ingredients are soothing to the digestive tract (can be useful for cramping pains in the intestinal tract).  Pet's PAIN Formula contains human grade herbs such as feverfew, which has been clinically proven and effective for migraine headaches as well as reduces inflammation and fever. Pet's PAIN Formula is NOT recommended for cats or birds.

Pet's PAIN Formula is designed to help:

Reduce fevers
Relieve pain
Ease backaches
Ease nerve pain
Ease painful menstruation
Ease muscle pain related to rheumatism
Relieve headaches
Relieve sleeplessness
Relieve colic pains in the intestinal tract and uterus

According to Romayne Gallagher, MD, of medbroadcast.com, "It turns out that healing is actually delayed when pain caused by tissue damage is not relieved. A number of studies suggest that uncontrolled pain has an adverse effect on our immune system. Continuous pain also appears to lower our body's ability to respond to stressful situations such as surgery, chemotherapy, and psychological stress."

The veterinarians at the University of Wisconsin Veterinary School are proponents of pain control for pets. They point out that the "benefits include improved respiratory functions, decreasing stress responses surrounding surgery, decreased length of hospitalization, faster recovery to normal mobility, improved rates of healing and even decreasing the spread of cancer after surgery.

Almost all studies show people and animals return to normal eating and drinking habits sooner when given relief from pain. Therefore prevention, early recognition and aggressive management of pain and anxiety should be essential to proper veterinary care of all mammals. The current approach is to be sensitive to the subtle signs of pain, because the treatment of pain itself can be healing.  Pain is stressful and can prolong recovery." http://www.caberfeidh.com/Pain1.htm

How to tell if your pet is in pain:

Posture ~ Hunched back, guarding (protecting) the painful area, "Praying" position (front legs and head on floor, hindquarters in the air), sitting or laying abnormally, attempting to rest in an abnormal position, head hanging down.
Movement ~ Stiff, bearing no or partial weight on affected limb, any degree of limp, thrashing restless, trembling, or shaking, weak tail wait or low carriage of tail, limited or no movement when awake, slow to rise.
Vocalization ~ Screaming, whining, crying, barking or growling, lack of vocalization (no greeting bark or noise).
Behavior ~ Agitated, poor or no grooming, decreased or absent appetite, inappropriate urination or defecation, acts out of character (gentle dogs may bite or become aggressive), licking wound or surgical site. http://www.cvmbs.colostate.edu/ivapm/animals/dogs.htm

Pet's PAIN Formula contains the following organic herbs:

Wild lettuce - eases muscle pains related to rheumatism, useful for insomnia and restlessness, helps colic pains in intestinal tract and uterus.
Arnica - used to reduce swelling and inflammation.
White Willow Bark - contains salicylates, which are aspirin like ingredients.
Feverfew - has been used, like aspirin, primarily as a pain buffer. Reduces inflammation, used for relieving pain linked to arthritis and reducing painful menstruation, and is an effective treatment for migraine headaches.
Meadowsweet - contains aspirin like substances, which reduce fever and relieve pain, protects and soothes mucous membranes of the digestive tract.
Wintergreen - contains salicylates. It has traditionally been used for backache, sciatica, rheumatism, muscle, joint, and nerve pain.
Alcohol - to bring out the properties in the herbs and preserve the tincture.
Distilled Water

NOTE:  Pet's PAIN Formula should not be taken if you or your pet have a sensitivity to aspirin.  Cats cannot tolerate aspirin products as they can cause kidney failure in cats.

One bottle of Pet's PAIN Formula will treat approximately 3 medium size dogs. Pet's PAIN Formula has a shelf life of 4 years (longer if kept in a cool dark place).

**For larger animals, add an additional 5 drops of the Pet's Pain Formula for each additional 100 pounds of the animal's body weight to each dose. When dosing horses, elephants, and larger animals.

Please note:

• 100 drops = 1 tsp.
  
• 50 drops = 1/2 tsp.
  
• 25 drops = 1/4 tsp.
  

A one (1) ounce bottle of Pet's Pain Formula contains approximately 1080 drops and a 4 ounce bottle contains approximately 4,320 drops.

Suggested Use:

Shake well before each use. Select proper dosage of Pet's PAIN Formula from the chart above. Give orally 1 to 3 times daily as needed.  For severe pain issues, administer every 4 hours.