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Not for use in Pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding. Not to be used in hypothyroidism and hypoglycemia. Anti-coagulant effect in high doses; shouldn't be used prior to surgery; may cause digestive upset (raw); excessive, sustained doses may cause Heinz body anemia; not to be used in pre-existing anemia. If animal's condition worsens or does not improve, stop product administration and consult your veterinarian.

Timing around the Lunar cycle is optimal, 2 days before, the day of and 2 days after the full moon. Use 1 Teaspoon per dose per dog in food.

The administration of CHW should be started two days before the full moon (the moon waxing), the day of the full moon, and two days after the full moon (the moon waning), for a total of five days. This practice is still followed in many parts of rural Europe and has demonstrated consistently good results using moon cycles every second month. However the parasite load in the US is much higher than in Europe so we recommend using it monthly following the Lunar Cycle, this is where we see optimal results.