LacToll promotes healthy lactation for your nursing dog or cat

LacToll is a 100% safe, effective formulated blend of herbs and homeopathic ingredients that helps produce milk, promotes healthy milk flow, and supports the health of the nursing mother. 

Here is more of what LacToll will do for your mothering pet and for her new pups, kittens, bunnies, etc:
• Maintain the healthy flow of milk
• Promote optimal milk flow
• Support the health of the nursing mother
• Reduce the environmental pollutants that pass through the milk
• Cleanse the blood and prevent infection
• Strengthens the health of the nursing mother dog or cat
LacToll offers no side effects and is easy to administer. 

"Within days of giving Sheila your LacToll her milk production had increased vastly and the pups seemed so much less frustrated and hungry! They are now all healthy and growing well. Many thanks!"—Jacqui

Nurture your mothering pet with LacToll so that they can nurture their young.

INSTRUCTIONS:  Drops can be administered directly or mixed with food or a treat.
Rabbits and Small Rodents:  1-2 drops
Cats and Small Dogs:  2-3 drops
Medium Dogs:  5-8 drops
Large dogs: 8-12 drops

NOTE: Consult a vet if your pet is pregnant

INGREDIENTS: Sabal Serrulata (Saw Palmetto), Galium aperine (Cleavers), Echinacea purpurea, Baryta carb.

UNITS PER ORDER:  One 50ml bottle.

What More To Know About Cat and Dog Lactation:
Puppies and kittens need a large amount of nutrients entering their bodies in the first weeks of life.  Their growth rate is far speedier than a human’s and within one year can grow from 1lb to 50lbs.  

Mother’s milk offers the nutrients and antibodies necessary to get their growing pups, kittens or others off to the right start.

Nursing mothers' need their sources of nutrition as well.  A lactating mother needs to eat and drink up to three times their normal servings per day.  Getting immune and overall health support is vital for the stamina of the nursing mother.  LacToll serves as a natural tonic to support and strengthen their ability to produce milk while remaining healthy.

What More Can You Do:
Give your mothering pet the space she needs to nurture her young.  Offering a quiet location for your pet to nurse and refraining from over-handling the pups and kittens can help promote healthy lactation.