How Recovery SA works:
As a result of cell damage, compounds that cause inflammation, spasm and pain are released in your pet???s body. When an animal is suffering, much of his/her physical and mental energy is spent coping with the pain. By reducing or eliminating the cellular damage that causes chronic pain, your pet will have more energy available to expend on other functions.
You may notice that, after taking Recovery, your pet acts as if she is young again. She will likely move with increased ease, her coat may be more glossy, her skin in better condition, and her eyes brighter and full of life.
With over 10 years of research, Recovery is the first Biostructural medicine to address conditions at the rootof the problem. By inhibiting inflammation and tissue damage, it helps relieve your pet's suffering as naturally as possible.
Indications
An oral anti-inflammatory / anti-catabolic used primarily to improve surgical recovery and disease tissue breakdown, inflammation and pain associated with chronic degenerative conditions, such as arthritis and autoimmune diseases.
Administration
Mix with water, juice, sprinkle on food or via a syringe.
Indications
An oral anti-inflammatory / anti-catabolic used primarily to improve surgical recovery and disease tissue breakdown, inflammation and pain associated with chronic degenerative conditions, such as arthritis and autoimmune diseases.
Administration
Mix with water, juice, sprinkle on food or via a syringe.
Recovery SA (small animal)
Initial Dosage: 1/2 maintenance dosage.
Therapeutic Dosage: 1/2 teaspoon per 20 pounds body weight.
Maintenance Dosage: 1/4 teaspoon per 20 pounds body weight.
Safety
Recovery is considered safe to administer along with pain-relieving medications (EtoGesic, Deramaxx, Rimadyl, Metacam, Zubrin) and corticosteroids.
Precautions
Reduce other high-dose magnesium supplements as Recovery contains magnesium. Avoid administering Recovery at the same time as dairy products as certain milk proteins inhibit the absorption of the primary active constituent Nutricol.
Side Effects
Increasing the dosage too rapidly may result in gastrointestinal irritation, loose stool, nausea, fatigue, flu-like symptoms, hypersensitivity at previous injury sites and minor skin reactions. These reactions are often dose dependent. Symptoms are relieved by a reduction in dosage.
Animals with edema may temporarily experience increased frequency of urination. To avoid increased urination at night, do not administer in the evening.
At the lower initial dosages, constipation may result in less than one percent of animals. Increasing the dosage and administering more fluids will eliminate constipation.
Always monitor blood glucose when administering any new food or drug if your animal is diabetic.
To avoid potential initial side effects, follow initial dose instructions.
Helpful Suggestions
Administration of Recovery at the same time as food eliminates digestive upset in susceptible animals.
Due to magnesium content, animals with renal insufficiency should be monitored by a veterinarian if exceeding recommended dosages.
