Fight and resist Kennel Cough Infections with KC-Defense.
Kennel cough is highly contagious, can last up to 10 days, and yet can be infectious up to 14 weeks. If you take your pet in public, they’re at risk!
KC-Defense is a natural effective remedy used to treat dogs with upper respiratory bacterial infections, or Bordetella, often referred to as Kennel Cough.
KC-Defense
• Supports and strengthens the immune system to reduce the risk of infection from Kennels and Surgeries.
• Promotes clear chest and easy breathing.
• Soothes the throat and chests in dogs, cats, puppies and kittens.
• Offers no side effects
• Offers no health risks (unlike vaccinations and prescription drugs).
"After using KC-Defense on my Afghan, I will never send her to the kennels without it again! ...This product is great!"—Brent
KC Defense keeps your pets free from infection and reduces the risk of infections. If you’re going on holiday and plan on boarding your dog or cat for the term, prevent Kennel Cough with KC-Defense.
INSTRUCTIONS: Simply sprinkle granules on back of dog's tongue. Administer every 4 hours for up to ten doses. Following, give 3 times a day for up to 3 weeks.
Cats and very small dogs: Large pinch of granules
Small to medium dogs: 2 pinches
Medium to Large dogs: 1/4 cap of granules
NOTE: before a stay in kennels or cattery, KC-Defense may also be given three times a day for up to one week at 3 to 6 months intervals to strengthen the immune system. Kennel Cough is not recommended for rabbits or small rodents.
INGREDIENTS: Plantago lanceolata, Bryonia, Echinacea purpurea, Ferrum phosphate, Kalium sulphate, Magnesium phosphate, Lactose (inactive ingredient).
UNITS PER ORDER: One bottle of granules.
What to manage and prevent?
Kennel Cough is most widely used as a term to generalize upper respiratory problems in dogs. The medical terminology can be related to tracheobronchitis, Bordetellosis, or Bordetella. No matter the actual term, true Kennel Cough is highly contagious in dogs and cats, is found worldwide and is treatable.
Symptoms:
• Dry, harsh, hacking cough that may evolve into retching.
• Some pet owners refer to Kennel Cough as a “honking sound”.
• Watery nasal discharge
• More severe cases: lack of appetite, lethargy, fever, signs of pneumonia.
Generally, the symptoms are mild can last up to 10 days. The contagious phase can last up to 14 weeks. Dogs and Cats “at-risk” with health issues and puppies and kitten run the greatest risk of threat. There is the rare but real potential if not treated properly.
Strengthen your pet’s defense to Kennel Cough with KC-Defense.
