We understand that our customers have a unique relationship with their dogs, and of course every dog is special, but from time to time some of them need that extra bit of care, support and attention. In our Special Needs section we have canine herbal supplements that have been carefully and specifically formulated to help support these 'special needs' dogs, maintain their quality of life, restore the natural balance and encourage them back to full health. So if you have an elderly dog who struggles to shed his coat, one whose immunity needs that extra bit of support, an elderly bitch who can no longer remain dry overnight, or one who suffers during the pollen season, one of the following mixes may be just what you are looking for to help that special canine friend in your life. Hilton Herbs – The Natural Answer for your 'Special Needs' dog. " A dog wags its tail with its heart" - Martin Buxbaum
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CDRM Solution
CDRM - neurological and pelvic support
Formulated originally for a Veterinary Surgeon to help support his clients German Shepherd dogs, this pure tincture mix contains herbs known for their ability to support the dogs pelvic area, nervous, musculo – skeletal and circulatory systems. This mix can be easily added to the dogs daily food. The general feeding requirement is to give 1 - 2ml per 10 kg of bodyweight twice a day. For example a dog weighing 20 kg would be given 2 - 4ml twice a day in food. We often suggest to our customers that they initially give their dogs the lower quantity, as this may be all that is required. Owners can increase the quantity if it is felt the dog needs more support.
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Containing 1: 3 tinctures of Horsetail, St John’s Wort, Bilberry fruit, Astragalus, Yarrow and Horsetail.
Can I give CDRM to my dog if he/she is also receiving conventional medication from my Vet? Generally the answer is YES, but we always advise owners to contact us before purchasing this, or in fact any of our products, to check that it will not interfere or interact with any conventional medication their dog my be having.
Horse tail - Equisetum arvense - is so named because the latin name comes from Equus - horse and Seta - tail. Horsetail contains huge amounts of silica, the Dutch call the plant Pewterwort, this is because in Holland it used to be used to polish pewter and tin because of its abrasive silica content.
