Eco-Vet Eco-Snuff 50ml

Description

Snuffles, abscess and sinuses are signs of respiratory infections. Eco-snuff is the answer to these problems.

An upper respiratory infection for pets is the equivalent to the common cold for humans. It is highly contagious and can be contracted from frequent visits to a kennel, among other causes.

Upper respiratory infections can spread from cat to cat, and dog to dog, and can also spread through contact with secretions from a pet’s eyes, nose, or throat. As well, contact with crates or carriers, food dishes, blankets, or toys can also cause pets to contract upper respiratory infections. URIs are caused by either bacteria or viruses.

Typically, upper respiratory infections develop in crowded spots where it’s easy for bacteria and viruses to spread. Stressed out pets are also more likely to get an upper respiratory infection, since stress weakens the immune system.

What Is Eco-Snuff?

Eco-snuff is a herbal remedy that has the answer to all respiratory infections

Why Should I Buy This Product?

The answer to problems associated with infected discharges, including snuffles, abscess and sinus. For chronic respiratory infections, purulent discharges and feline snuffles.

What makes Eco-Vet different from other Pet Herbal remedies?

In nature, when animals are unwell they can instinctively search out healing plants and herbs to help them get better again. However, domestic animals don’t have access to these healing herbs and have to rely on their owners to help them. Therefore it makes sense to have Mother Nature help heal our furry friends. Contrary to conventional medicines, natural remedies have no side effects or toxins meaning they don’t harm when they heal. Eco-Vet products treat a large variety of animal conditions be it physical or emotional. Nothing hurts more than seeing your special companion ill; so give us a try and reap the benefits of a healthy, happy pet. After all we love animals. Naturally!

What's in the box
1x 50ml Eco-Vet Eco-Snuff

Warning:
If the condition of your pet doesn’t improve, contact a veterinarian.