the dogs and I are pleased
I have two small spaniels, female, who are puppy-mill-breeder rescues. One came from a terrible mill and has all sorts of trauma, both physiological and emotional. Her back end is very weak; her rear legs tremble all of the time. As you might imagine, she has big incontinence problems - due partly to physical weakness, but also, and in large part, to terrific anxiety and nervousness. After five and a half years of cleaning up puddles and breaking my neck to get her outside every hour, I came across these pills - a little over a month ago. Her problem peeing has disappeared. Like magic. I cannot believe it. I give her three or four pills in her meals, twice a day, and two more when I go to bed, as she will have to get through my sleep hours.<br /><br />My sister told me about tea pills; her holistic doctor recommended them to balance her yin and yang. I do not know whether dogs have yins and yangs, but my little spaniel seems calmer and happier now, as well as being able to stay dry. As a result, my yin and yang have improved greatly.<br /><br />Also, my other spaniel, who used to be completely reliable, started having little episodes on the kitchen rug several months ago - possibly because she is getting old. Now I give her two pills twice a day, and there have been no more episodes.<br /><br />Again, these are small dogs: one weighs about sixteen pounds, the other around twenty. No idea whether larger dogs would need more. The recommended dose for humans is eight pills, three times daily.
Rating: 5 stars