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Coat-Fur Loss
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  • Fur loss
  • Shedding
Empirical Hound Beautiful Fur Tonic
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Traditional Chinese Medicine Pattern Traditional Chinese Medicine Action
  • Toxic Heat
  • Blood Vacuity
  • Yin Vacuity
  
  • Replenish essence (Yin)
  • Nourish Blood (moisten skin/hair)
  • Clear toxic Heat
  
Additional Information
 Monthly Requirement (plan three months for treatment for fur regrowth)

10 lb dog 1 gms a day/05 gms a week/25 gms month
 20 lb dog 2 gms a day/10 gms a week/40 gms month
 30 lb dog 3 gms a day/15 gms a week/45 gms month
 40 lb dog 4 gms a day/20 gms a week/80 gms month

 50 lb dog 5 gms a day/25 gms a week/100 gms month
 60 lb dog 6 gms a day/30 gms a week/120 gms month
 70 lb dog 7 gms a day/35 gms a week/140 gms month
 80 lb dog 8 gms a day/40 gms a week/160 gms month
 90 lb dog 9 gms a day/45 gms a week/180 gms month
 all dogs > 90 lbs..follow 90 lb treatment






bai shao  (radix paeoniae alba)
chuan xiong (rhizoma ligustici chuanxiong)
da zao (fructus jujubae)
dang gui (radicis angelicae sinensis)
gan cao (radix glycyrrhizae)
ge gen (radix puerariae)
gui zhi (ramulus connamomi)
han lian cao (herbal ecliptae)
he shou wu (radix polygoni multiflori)
hei zhi ma (semen sesami nigrum)
huang qi (radix astragali)
nu zhen zi (fructus mori)
sang shen zi (fructus mori
shu di huang (radix rehmanniae preparata)
There are two main causes for fur loss, the first is called "toxic heat" and the second factor is caused from an internal deficiency, Traditional Chinese Medicine refers to this as Yin and Blood Vacuity fur loss.

Toxic Heat fur loss will present with signs and symptoms of inflammation,  such as red skin,  perhaps there will be the appearance hot spot sores,  there may be intense itching with lots or redness of the skin, and the coat may also be greasy feeling and sparse.

Conversely, when there is fur loss due to Yin and Blood  vacuity  there may be the appearance of dry fur and there has been gradual fur loss via shedding, you will feel dry skin, and there may be sores that appear dry and flakey,  as well as itching that seems to worsen during the winter months.




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