Pet’s PAIN Formula is designed to help:

·                   Reduce fevers

·                   Relieve pain

·                   Backaches

·                   Nerve pain

·                   Painful menstruation

·                   Ease muscle pain related to rheumatism

·                   Relieves headaches

·                   Helps with sleeplessness

·                   Relieves colic pains in intestinal tract and uterus.

 According to Romayne Gallagher, MD, of www.medbroadcast.com, "It turns out that healing is actually delayed when pain caused by tissue damage is not relieved. A number of studies suggest that uncontrolled pain has an adverse effect on our immune system. Continuous pain also appears to lower our body's ability to respond to stressful situations such as surgery, chemotherapy, and psychological stress."

The veterinarians at the University of Wisconsin Veterinary School are proponents of pain control for pets. They point out that the "benefits include improved respiratory functions, decreasing stress responses surrounding surgery, decreased length of hospitalization, faster recovery to normal mobility, improved rates of healing and even decreasing the spread of cancer after surgery. Almost all studies show people and animals return to normal eating and drinking habits sooner when given relief from pain. Therefore prevention, early recognition and aggressive management of pain and anxiety should be essential to veterinary care of small mammals. The current approach is to be sensitive to the subtle signs of pain, because the treatment of pain itself can be healing. Pain is stressful and can prolong recovery."

http://www.caberfeidh.com/Pain1.htm

Things you can do if your pet is in PAIN!

• Pet’s Pain Formula up to every 4 hours.
• Ice for a soft tissue injury or swelling.
• Acupuncture is also very effective.
• Spirulina (plant based vitamin supplement that if effective on nerve pain)
• Glucosamine/chondroiton supplementation
• Fish oil and vitamin E supplementation
• MSM, SAM-e, Cetyl Myristoleate if the animal responds to them

 How to tell if your pet is in pain:

Posture - Hunched back, guarding (protecting) the painful area, “Praying” position (front legs and head on floor, hindquarters in the air), sitting or laying abnormally, attempting to rest in an abnormal position, head hanging down.

Movement - Stiff, bearing no or partial weight on affected limb, any degree of limp, thrashing Restless, Trembling or shaking, weak tail wag or low carriage of tail, limited or no movement when awake, slow to rise.

Vocalization  - Screaming, whining, crying, barking or growling, lack of vocalization (no greeting bark or noise).

Behavior - Agitated, poor or no grooming, decreased or absent appetite, inappropriate urination or defecation, acts out of character (gentle dogs may bite or become aggressive), licking wound or surgical site.

http://www.cvmbs.colostate.edu/ivapm/animals/dogs.htm

Suggested Use:

Give orally 1 to 3 times daily as needed.

Animal Weight   Pet’s PAIN Formula  

Under 3 lbs.            2 drops 
3-10 lbs.                  5 drops
11-20 lbs.              10 drops
21 and up              15 drops
Add 5 drops for every additional 100 lbs starting at 150 lbs.

Shake Well Before Use

Warning: Keep out of reach of children.  Do not give to CATS or BIRDS as they can experience kidney failure when given aspirin products. Not recommended for pregnant animals. An overdose can cause miscarriage.  Discontinue use of you see allergic symptoms such as  hives, trouble swallowing and swelling around the eyes. This product contains white willow, which has aspirin properties.  White willow has been known to thin the blood.

One 1 oz bottle of Pet’s PAIN Formula will treat approximately 3 medium size dogs. Pet’s PAIN Formula has a 4-year shelf life.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.