Jing Tang Heart Qi Tonic Concentrated 90g Powder

Can these herbs be taken with traditional Western medicine for DCM, such as pimobendin and salix?

Thank you for your question! The only known contraindication for this herbal formula is it shouldn't be used in patients with Yin Deficiency. Your TCVM vet can help you decide if Heart Qi Tonic is right for your pet. Eastern herbs can often be used safely in conjunction with Western medications and other herbs in supplements, but please check with your vet to be sure. Thank you for supporting Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine!

For the Heart Qi Tonic Concentrated 90g Powder - what what are the inactive ingredients?

Thank you for your question! We are working on getting the inactive ingredients added to our product listings. The inactive ingredient is Gluten-free maltodextrin.

How many scoops of powder in this jar?

Hi, thank you for your question!

The Jing Tang Heart Qi Tonic Concentrated 90g Powder contains 180 scoops, using a small end scoop.

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about how many servings would this bottle provide?

Hi, thank you for your question!

Depending on the dosage that your authorizing veterinarian will give. We recommend you contact your vet as the dosing and duration for the formula can vary from patient to patient.

Is there a diuretic component to this formula?

Thank you for your question!

Jing Tang Heart Qi Tonic Tonifies Heart Qi and Invigorates Blood and are proprietary blends. The herbal product helps heart failure. We recommend you consult with your vet to choose the best herbal formula for your pet.

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