Yucca Intensive is an outstanding, safe, all-natural supplement that is given for a number of reasons, including for the joints, skin, and digestion. Yucca is a purified extract derived from the Yucca plant, which is thought to promote symptom relief similar to steroid medications with none of the side effects. Yucca is given internally for joint health and digestion but must be diluted before being administered.
For: Cats, Dogs, and other small animals
Benefits:
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Yucca Intensive is a safe, all natural supplement that can be given with many other medications. These include arthritis pain medications (Rimadyl, Deramaxx, Metacam, Tramadol etc.) and joint supplements
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Clinically proven to rapidly promote relief similar to steroid medications
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Helps with a variety of issues
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Helps reduces the itch of allergies, potentially eliminating the need for steroid drug treatments
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No reported side effects
How it works:
Azmira Yucca Intensive contains steroidal saponins, which are nature's most powerful anti-inflammatory agents. It has been clinically proven to rapidly promote relief from symptoms similar to steroid medications, with none of the side effects.
Cautions:
Yucca is a bitter tasting herb and giving it straight may cause foaming of the mouth, therefore it must be diluted (1 tbsp of warm water or apple juice) or mixed well into food.
More Information:
Brand Name Yucca Intensive (Azmira)
Active Ingredient(s): Steroidal saponins
What is this product used for:
An outstanding, proven safe, all natural supplement. Yucca contains steroidal saponins, which are thought to promote relief from symptoms similar to steroid medications, without side effects. Yucca Intensive's standardized extract contains over 85% bio-available saponins versus only 3 to 7% left in waste powder. Azmira Yucca Intensive can be used for a variety of issues.
Availability: Yucca Intensive is a non-prescription (OTC) product available as a liquid that should be diluted prior to use.
How this product should be used:
The suggested dose of Yucca Intensive is 1 drop for each 10 lbs of body weight 2 times a day (can be doubled for acute situations). Azmira Yucca Intensive is bitter and must be diluted (with water or another liquid such as apple juice) or mixed well with canned food, peanut butter, cottage cheese, or yogurt. Yucca Intensive can also be dropped into a piece of chicken or put inside a piece of cheese.
What are the side effects: There are no reported side effects.
What special precautions are there: This product is for animal use only. If Yucca Intensive is given by mouth undiluted, it is so bitter that the flow of saliva will increase and the saliva will foam at the corners of the mouth.
In the event of overdose: Contact your veterinarian or veterinary emergency room.
How should I store this product: Store the container at room temperature. Keep out of the reach of children.
Directions:
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Yucca Intensive must be shaken well.
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Yucca Intensive must be diluted (1 tbsp of warm water or apple juice).
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Yucca Intensive can also be mixed well into meals or by mixing into a substance like yogurt, cottage cheese or peanut butter.
Tip: Yucca is best given when hidden in a piece of chicken or cheese.
Dosage:
Pet
Weight
Dosage
Dog/Cat:
All weights
Give 1 drop (NOT one dropper full) for each 10 lbs of pet's body weight 2 times a day.
For instance, if your dog weighs 60 lbs, the dose is 6 drops 2 times a day.
If your pet needs more immediate results, you may double the dose. And if you want to build up therapeutic properties quickly, you may also double the dose.
Horses:
All weights
Give 1/4 to 1 teaspoonful 2 times a day. It is best to mix well into meals or liquids.
This did not work for my dog. I used it for her coat and allergies. She did not like the way it tasted. I ended up changing her food to a better brand that is good for skin allergies. Will never buy this again.
My dog has multiple allergies that are environmental and plant based. She licks her paws constantly like it's her duty to do so and itches alot. I thought the Yucca Intensive would help her allergies but unfortunately it did nothing! She is on doxepin and hydroxyzine which also don't cure the ailment. I also give her fish oil. She is a wheaten terrier mix and five years old. I'd give anything to find a cure!
spot;our 14 yr springer; has been on yucca for 3 yrs now since his vet diagnosed him with severe arthrits in his feet, elbows, and in both knees wich have each had ligiment surgery . he still loves to run and jump like a 3yr old and loves going to the dog park to play with out yucca he is limping badly can put no weight on his left hind leg offten falls over and is just miserable. but with yucca the tail is always going; he's such a happy dog.
Our Yorkie would scratch a lot, sweat and smell bad. She would rub along the wall. Immediately after giving her Yucca Intensive she stopped doing these things. Truly a wonderful product. Thanks to the sales person who told me about this product.
I ordered the yucca intense and omega 3 from pet meds. The items arrived within 2 days after ordering them. I started my 8 year old black lab who has some joint problems. I have him on novox 175 mg. daily he weighs approx90# I give him the omega3 and novox at the same time in the am and add the yucca intense to his food in the evening. I have noticed that he is more active playing more than before. the combo seems to be working for him well. and hope it continues to do so .
Is Yuca safe to use of your pet is on Rimadyl, Tumeric 800mg total daily, Bromelin 250mg daily, Boswella about 1000mg daily, plus vitamin E, fish oil, and chewy joint supplements?
I met a lady yesterday at PetsMart who had her Golden Retriver with her that had many large lumps. I told her that my little Jack Russell was just diagnosed with fatty tumors. She told me she had tried everything and finally someone told her to buy Yucca and her dog was doing great and a few of the tumors had actally shrunk. Have you heard this happening before?
I can find information that supports the use of diet, nutritional supplements such as DMG, or CoQ-10, and homeopathic treatments such as Thuja. I cannot find any information regarding the use of Yucca to treat fatty tumors.
Can this extract be put into capsules to make it easier to administer? AND, if so, does it need to be diluted first? I really would like someone to answer this for me. thank you.
3 months ago
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carole
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From what I read, it is only diluted because the taste is bitter, I would go for the capsules if its easier for you.
Since this product needs to be diluted to 1 drop in 1 tablespoonful of warm water or apple juice for each 10 lbs of pet' body weight, the volume would be way too large to fit into a capsule. However, the diluted quantity can be added to and mixed with the pet's meal, yogurt, cottage cheese, or peanut butter.
If your pet is undergoing chemotherapy, I would not recommend giving or using any product without first verifying that it's OK with your veterinary oncologist.
I don't see why you can't put it in capsules, it seems that it only says to dilute it because the taste is so bitter. Hiding it in peanut butter should be plenty to hide the taste.
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