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Animal Essentials Seasonal Allergy + Quercetin Herbal Support Powder for Dogs and Cats (2.5oz)

$37.25

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Animal Essentials Seasonal Allergy + Quercetin Herbal Support Powder for Dogs and Cats (2.5oz)

Animal Essentials Seasonal Allergy + Quercetin is a powdered supplement for dogs and cats intended to support a balanced response to seasonal and environmental changes. Four certified organic herbs- nettle, burdock, licorice, and eyebright- are paired with quercetin and bromelain for daily skin, eye, and respiratory comfort support. Mix it into your pet's regular routine once daily using the serving guide below, or as directed by your veterinarian.

What It Supports

  • Seasonal balance: Supports a normal immune response during changes in pollen, grasses, or dust.
  • Skin, eye, and respiratory comfort: Herbal ingredients traditionally used during seasonal challenges.
  • Daily use: A powder that can be incorporated into food or a pet's regular routine.

About the Key Ingredients: TCVM and Western Perspectives

The four certified organic herbs together provide 850 mg per 1 g serving; their individual amounts are not disclosed. The same serving provides 100 mg quercetin dihydrate and 50 mg bromelain. Traditional use and ingredient studies do not establish that this finished powder treats allergies or works as a clinical antihistamine in dogs or cats.

  • Nettle leaf (Urtica species) - Nettle: TCVM perspective: Not a standard classical TCVM herb in this preparation, so no formal TCVM action is assigned. Western perspective: Nettle contains polyphenols and flavonoids investigated for antioxidant and immune-response properties; it is not established as a clinical antihistamine for pets.
  • Niu Bang Gen (Arctium lappa) - Burdock root: TCVM perspective: The root listed here is not interchangeable with Niu Bang Zi, the burdock seed used in classical formulas. Western perspective: Burdock root contains inulin and phenolics studied for prebiotic and antioxidant properties; this does not demonstrate detoxification or allergy relief in pets.
  • Gan Cao (Glycyrrhiza glabra) - Licorice root: TCVM perspective: Traditionally used to tonify Qi, moisten the Lung, and harmonize formulas. Western perspective: Glycyrrhizin and flavonoids are investigated for effects on inflammatory pathways. Ask your veterinarian before use if your pet takes medication or has a chronic condition.
  • Eyebright herb (Euphrasia officinalis) - Eyebright: TCVM perspective: Not a standard classical TCVM herb, so no formal action is assigned. Western perspective: Traditionally associated with eye and upper-airway comfort; iridoids and flavonoids have been investigated, but pet-specific clinical evidence is limited.
  • Quercetin dihydrate: TCVM perspective: An isolated plant flavonoid, not a classical TCVM herb. Western perspective: Studied for antioxidant activity and immune signaling in laboratory research. The product supplies 100 mg per 1 g serving; a clinical antihistamine effect for this powder in pets has not been established.
  • Bromelain (pineapple enzyme): TCVM perspective: An enzyme preparation, not a classical TCVM herb. Western perspective: Proteolytic enzymes studied for effects on inflammatory processes. The product supplies 50 mg per 1 g serving; evidence on isolated bromelain does not prove outcomes for this powder.

Ingredients

Active ingredients per 1 g serving (listed as ½ tsp in the supplied product details): Proprietary blend of certified organic nettle leaf, burdock root, licorice root and eyebright herb, 850 mg total; quercetin dihydrate, 100 mg; bromelain (pineapple enzyme), 50 mg. The existing product description lists no inactive ingredients.

Suggested Use

Use the product's scoop for the amounts shown on the corrected serving guide. Administer directly or combine with your pet's regular routine once daily, or as directed by your veterinarian. The scoop-to-teaspoon equivalence is not specified by the image, so do not substitute a kitchen teaspoon for the supplied scoop without checking the package.

  • Small dogs (0-25 lbs): ½ scoop once daily, or as directed by your veterinarian.
  • Medium dogs (26-50 lbs): 1 scoop once daily, or as directed by your veterinarian.
  • Large dogs (51-75 lbs): 1½ scoops once daily, or as directed by your veterinarian.
  • Extra-large dogs (76 lbs and over): 2 scoops once daily, or as directed by your veterinarian.
  • Cats: ½ scoop once daily, or as directed by your veterinarian.

Cautions

Consult your veterinarian before use if your pet has a chronic condition or takes medication, particularly medicines affecting clotting or blood pressure. Persistent itching, eye discharge, coughing, or breathing changes require veterinary evaluation. This supplement is not a substitute for allergy diagnosis or treatment. The vendor's 70 g serving-guide image estimates days of supply by size; actual use depends on the measured serving and package contents.

About Animal Essentials

This 2.5 oz listing combines a four-herb certified organic blend with quercetin and bromelain in a powder for dogs and cats.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from the Seasonal Allergy tincture?

Both products include nettle, burdock, licorice, and eyebright. This powder also lists quercetin and bromelain with amounts per 1 g serving. That difference does not establish that it is stronger or replaces veterinary allergy care.

How much should I give my dog or cat?

Use the product scoop once daily: dogs 0-25 lbs receive ½ scoop, 26-50 lbs 1 scoop, 51-75 lbs 1½ scoops, and 76 lbs and over 2 scoops; cats receive ½ scoop, or as directed by your veterinarian. Do not assume a kitchen teaspoon equals the supplied scoop.

How do TCVM and Western perspectives differ for these ingredients?

TCVM traditionally describes Gan Cao as moistening the Lung and harmonizing formulas, but not all ingredients here are classical TCVM herbs. Western research examines nettle flavonoids, burdock inulin, licorice glycyrrhizin, quercetin, and bromelain. Ingredient research does not prove that the finished powder treats allergies in pets.

Can this replace an antihistamine or allergy treatment?

No. Quercetin is sometimes nicknamed a natural antihistamine, but this product has not been shown here to replace prescribed treatment. Ask your veterinarian to assess persistent or worsening skin, eye or respiratory signs.

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RG
Don't use this powder

My dog got diarrhea after mixing this powder to his wet food. It's really bad. I tried 3 times and every time, I mix it to his food, he got bad reaction.

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Bonnie Gilman
Have no idea!

Both of my dogs would not eat the supplement, no matter how I tried to disguise the taste. Wasn’t able to return it. Waste of money!