AntiLact Pet feed mix for support in false pregnancy

50 ml

€21.90

for false pregnancy
at the end of lactation
for physiological restoration of the mammary gland
natural complex
in liquid form, easy to dose
no specific contraindications for AntiLact Pet use
beneficial effect on digestion
does not cause loss of appetite
synergistic action of ingredients
for regulation of milk secretion

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Complementary feed mix for assistance in false pregnancy

AntiLact Pet is a feed mix in liquid form and can be administered directly into the dog's mouth, mixed into the meal, or dosed with a suitable dropper. It is recommended in cases of false pregnancy (when milk appears and abnormal maternal behavior - constant carrying of toys, nesting, excessive care, cleaning imaginary puppies, etc.).

Does not cause loss of appetite.

When do we recommend the use of Antilact PET?

in false pregnancy (appearance of milk and obsessive and abnormal behavior),
at the end of lactation,
post-weaning of puppies for faster physiological recovery of the mammary gland,
in cases of immediate weaning of puppies after birth for health reasons.

Can AntiLact Pet be used multiple times?

Yes, whenever necessary; if recurrence occurs, subjects can be treated again according to the previously mentioned methods of use.

Can it be used in animals with pathologies?

There are no specific contraindications for the use of AntiLact Pet, but we recommend consulting a veterinarian familiar with the dog's condition in the case of complex pathological situations.

Special precautions for use: Ensure that the dog is not pregnant before administration.

Do I need a veterinary prescription to purchase AntiLact PET?

No, AntiLact Pet is a complementary food in liquid form for dogs and cats, not a medicine. It can be prescribed by a veterinarian or simply recommended, and can be purchased directly online without a prescription.

Phyto-complexes

Cynara scolymus (flavonoids, tannins, sterols),
Uncaria tomentosa wild (pentacyclic oxindole alkaloids, triterpenes, quinonic acid glycosides),
Salvia officinalis (flavonoids, ketones, chlorogenic acid, rosmarinic acid) work synergistically to help regulate milk secretion.

Cynara scolymus

Cynara scolymus or artichoke. The herb of this plant, biennial or perennial, consists of leaves, especially from the first year. Artichoke is used in digestive, depurative, and aperitif herbal preparations.

Unicaria Tomentosa

Cat's claw (Uncaria tomentosa wild) is a plant from the family Rubiaceae, also known as "uña de gato"; or cat's claw, due to the hook-shaped thorns allowing it to attach to nearby trees and climb upward seeking light.

Known for its immune-stimulating, antiviral, and anti-inflammatory properties, it is useful against infections.

Salvia officinalis

Sage is a plant from the family Labiatae or Lamiaceae (the same as thyme and mint), native to the Middle East and the Mediterranean, but now widespread worldwide. Sage is known as "medicine in folk medicine" due to its beneficial and healing properties.

It boasts anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, digestive, diuretic, and restorative properties (healing). Its name comes from the word salvus, meaning "healthy," because of the health properties attributed to the plant.

In folk medicine, it is used for easier weaning of young due to its galactofugal action.

Its use makes the flavor of mother's milk unpleasant and reduces its production.

As mentioned, sage is recommended for digestive problems. Due to its choleretic properties, it aids in preventing digestive disorders and is useful in cases of loss of appetite.

Usage and dosing: AntiLact Pet can be dosed directly into the dog's mouth, combined with the daily meal, or using a suitable dosing dropper. The product should be administered for 10-15 days after weaning and in cases of false pregnancy as soon as the animal shows initial signs, then continue for about 15 days. Treatment usually lasts 15 days. It can be repeated. Close carefully after use.

Do not use during pregnancy
Shake well before use
Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place
Shelf life is applicable for properly stored product

Dose animals based on weight:

less than 5 kg: 5 drops;
from 5 to 10 kg: 10 drops;
from 10 to 20 kg: 20 drops;
above 20 kg: 25 drops.

Is the AntiLact Pet product safe for my dog? The active ingredients used in all of our complementary feed mixes are specifically formulated and appropriately dosed to ensure a beneficial effect on the animal, with no side effects or any toxicity. We adhere to strict EUROPEAN guidelines of the feed materials register, which lists all natural products permitted in the animal field. It is advisable to follow the recommended daily servings. Accidental ingestion of the entire product packaging We recommend keeping unopened packaging out of reach of children and animals, as indicated in the warnings on labels and boxes. The greatest risk if a dog ingests the entire package is the possibility of swallowing bits of plastic, which are much more harmful than the active ingredients contained in the product. Given the variability of animals based on weight, breed, and age, we advise consulting a veterinarian who can assess the situation based on a thorough knowledge of the dog.

Ingredients: Water, sodium chloride, bark (macerated dried bark of Uncaria tomentosa), fructose. Additives per kg/Organoleptic additives: Salvia officinalis L.: tincture 60,000 mg; Cynara scolymus L.: tincture 3,000 mg; Technological additives: 1k202 3,000 mg, 1a330 1,000 mg. Phyto-complexes

Cynara scolymus (flavonoids, tannins, sterols),
Uncaria tomentosa wild (pentacyclic oxindole alkaloids, triterpenes, quinonic acid glycosides),
Salvia officinalis (flavonoids, ketones, chlorogenic acid, rosmarinic acid) exert a synergistic action that can aid in regulating milk secretion.

Cynara scolymus Cynara scolymus or artichoke. The herb of this plant, biennial or perennial, consists of leaves, especially from the first year. Artichoke is used in digestive, depurative, and aperitif herbal preparations. Unicaria Tomentosa Cat's claw (Uncaria tomentosa wild) is a plant from the family Rubiaceae, also known as "uña de gato"; or cat's claw, due to the hook-shaped thorns allowing it to attach to nearby trees and climb upward seeking light. Known for its immune-stimulating, antiviral, and anti-inflammatory properties, it is useful against infections. Salvia officinalis Sage is a plant from the family Labiatae or Lamiaceae (the same as thyme and mint), native to the Middle East and the Mediterranean, now widespread worldwide. Sage is known as "medicine in folk medicine" due to its beneficial and healing properties. It boasts anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, digestive, diuretic, and restorative properties (healing). Its name comes from the word salvus, meaning "healthy," because of the health properties attributed to the plant.

In folk medicine, it is used for easier weaning of young due to its galactofugal action.

Its use makes the flavor of mother's milk unpleasant and reduces its production. As mentioned, sage is recommended for digestive problems. Due to its choleretic properties, it aids in preventing digestive disorders and is useful in cases of loss of appetite.

AntiLact Pet feed mix for support in false pregnancy

Complementary feed mix for assistance in false pregnancy