T-Relief Tablets

What is T-Relief Tablets?

T-Relief Tablets is a homeopathic product for relief from injuries such as sprains, dislocations, and contusions, as well as relief from swelling. Physicians often recommend T-Relief as a safe and reliable alternative to NSAIDs.

For:

Cats, Dogs, and Horses

Benefits:

• Recommended by physicians for over 50 years as a safe alternative to NSAIDs
• Good for bruising as well
• Backed by over two dozen scientific and clinical studies
• Tablets can be mixed with a little water without losing effectiveness
• Can be used for relief from injuries, sprains, muscle aches, and bruises
• No known side effects

How it Works:

All of the homeopathic ingredients including arnica montana and belladonna work together and have been shown to help with minor traumatic injuries, sprains, abrasions, bruising, insect bites, and stings.

Cautions:

Consult your veterinarian if your pet is pregnant or lactating.

Brand Name:

T-Relief Tablets (MediNatura)

Active Ingredient(s):

Each tablet contains Aconitum napellus 3X, Arnica montana, radix 3X, Arnica montana, radix 6X, Arnica montana, radix 10X, Baptista tinctoria 2X, Belladonna 3X, Bellis perennis 2X, Calendula officinalis 2X, Chamomilla 2X, Echinacea 2X, Hamamelis virginiana 2X, Hypericum perforatum 3X, Millefolium 2X, Ruta graveolens 4X, Symphytum officianale 8X.

What is this product used for:

T-Relief Tablets is a homeopathic product used in dogs, cats, and horses for the temporary relief from issues associated with injuries, sprains, muscle aches, bruising, etc.

Availability:

T-Relief Tablets is a non-prescription (OTC) product.

How this product should be used:

The usual dose of T-Relief Tablets for newborn puppies is ½ tablet 3 times a day, for weaned puppies 1 tablet 3 times a day and for adult dogs 1-3 tablets 3 times a day. The usual dose for adult cats is 1 tablet 3 times a day. The usual dose for foals is 5 tablets 3 times a day and for adult horses 6 tablets 3 times a day. Tablets can be mixed with a little water without losing their effectiveness. It is preferable to administer tablets between meals. For ease of administration, tablets may also be mixed with a little honey and spread on the part of the animal where it tends to lick itself (for instance, on a cat's front extremities). Another possibility is to insert tablets into a small amount of food, with horses into a piece of dry bread, carrot, or apple, and with cats or dogs into a piece of cheese or meat.

What are the side effects:

There are no known side effects.

What special precautions are there:

Consult your veterinarian if symptoms persist. Use with caution in pregnant or lactating animals.

In the event of overdose:

Contact your veterinarian or veterinary emergency room.

How should I store this product:

Store this product at room temperature. Protect from light and moisture. Keep out of the reach of children.