Treat cancer in dogs and cats with C-Caps.

C-Caps are 100% natural, effective remedy for strengthening our pet’s immune system and organ functioning and restoring health and vitality.  By strengthening the immune system, C-Caps can counter the damaging effects of cancer in dogs and cats.

By strengthening overall cell health, C-Caps effectively:

• Promotes healthy functioning in all organs, tissues and cells
• Encourages a healthy lymphatic and liver systems
• Maintains a healthy immune system
• Restores a healthy appetite
• Detoxifies and cleanses the system
• Promotes healthy energy levels

Although, C-Caps cannot claim to cure cancer in dogs or in cats, it contains herbal ingredients that have been used for centuries in treating cancer and have showed promising results.

"After only a few days, I noticed a new vitality and energy...it was like I had a puppy again. This combination of products has improved her overall health immensely."—Camille

We recommend that C-Caps be used as a supportive therapy for cat cancer and cancer in dogs.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE: Administer mixed in with food or solo.

Rabbits and Small Rodents:1/4 capsule one time a day
Cats and Small Dogs:  1/2 capsule two times a day
Medium dogs:  One capsule two times a day
Large Dogs:  Up to Two capsules tow times a day.

INGREDIENTS:  Astragalus membranaceous, Viscum album, Echinacea purpurea, Withania somnifera, Sylibum marianus, Uncaria tormentosa, Rice Powder (inactive ingredient).

UNITS PER ORDER: One bottle contains 60 caps.

What  to Understand:

Unlike wild animals, domestic animals are subjected to more food colorings, preservative, poor diet, inconsistent exercise and prescription drugs which can all lead to illness and disease.  In the wild, animals instinctively seek out herbs and plants in its natural surroundings to treat and cleanse their systems.  Yet domesticated animals have to rely on humans to care for their health. 

Your pet’s inability to fight off  results in a compromised immune system which can lead to cancer in dogs and cancer in cats.