Natural Intestinal Hygiene - Four Seasons
Natural plant-based supplement for the intestinal hygiene of dogs, cats, rabbits and poultry
Quatre Saisons is a gentle plant-based preparation made with 100% natural ingredients, formulated according to a traditional recipe.
Its formula contains organic apple cider vinegar, hibiscus, thyme, ginger root, cloves, natural salts and organic bitter apple, as well as homeopathic ingredients.
🌱 To support intestinal balance
Combining plant and homeopathic ingredients, Quatre Saisons helps maintain natural intestinal balance and easily integrates into your pet's routine.
Inspired by the way animals could once naturally seek out different plants in their environment, this product offers a traditional and practical approach to animal well-being.
The manufacturer recommends administering Quatre Saisons at least once a month.
🐶 Dogs · 🐱 Cats · 🐰 Rabbits · 🐔 Poultry
🌿 Features
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Formula made with 100% natural ingredients
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Combination of plants and homeopathic ingredients
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Helps maintain natural intestinal balance
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Contains organic apple cider vinegar
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50 ml bottle with dropper for easy administration
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Easy administration, once a month or more frequently according to the manufacturer's instructions
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No added additives or preservatives
🐾 Directions for use
Administer using the provided dropper, directly into the mouth or mixed with food, water or a treat.
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Dogs and cats: 1 ml once a month
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Puppies, pregnant cats, rabbits and poultry: 0.5 ml once a month
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Kittens: 0.25 ml once a month
The manufacturer also states that the product can be administered daily or at more frequent intervals if necessary.
🌱 Ingredients
Plant ingredients: hibiscus, thyme, ginger root, cloves, natural salts and organic bitter apple.
Homeopathic ingredients: Filix-mas 12x, Cina 12x, Ferrum-met 12x, Sulphur 30, Abrotanium 12x and Teucrium-mar 12x.
Base: organic apple cider vinegar.
Advice: Follow the manufacturer's instructions. If you have any concerns about your pet's intestinal health, consult your veterinarian.
