Pain Tea

$15.00

For dogs experiencing pain, specific herbs with anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties can provide gentle, natural relief in the form of tea. These ingredients support joint health, reduce muscle soreness, and promote overall comfort.

For dogs experiencing pain, specific herbs with anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties can provide gentle, natural relief in the form of tea. These ingredients support joint health, reduce muscle soreness, and promote overall comfort.

Directions for Use:

  1. Place one teabag in 250 ml of boiling water.

  2. Steep for 15 minutes to release soothing, beneficial compounds.

  3. Cool completely before serving.

  4. Add to your dog’s food once daily, or as guided by your nutritionist

    • Cat’s Claw: Known for its anti-inflammatory benefits, Cat’s Claw supports joint health and can help ease discomfort related to arthritis and other inflammatory conditions.

    • Comfrey: Contains allantoin, which supports cellular health and aids in tissue comfort. It’s commonly used to support joint and bone health, though it should be used sparingly.

    • Devil’s Claw: Recognized for its pain-relieving qualities, Devil’s Claw is often used to address arthritis-related discomfort and joint pain, helping improve comfort and mobility.

    • Willow Bark: Sometimes called “nature’s aspirin,” willow bark contains salicin, which offers anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving benefits. This herb should be used with caution, as it may not suit all dogs.

    • Marshmallow Root: Known for its soothing qualities, marshmallow root provides comfort to irritated tissues, including joints. It works well with other anti-inflammatory herbs in a pain-relief blend.

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