Jing Tang Liver Happy Concentrated 0.5g Capsules #100

Where is the capsule manufactured? From what country are the ingredients - China??

Thank you for your question!

Here is a link to more information about Jing Tang's manufacturing process: https://www.tcvmherbal.com/Quality/GMP-Process/Production-in-USA

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does this help with bushings disease

Thank you for your question! Another formula such as Ophiopogon Formula may be more supportive for dogs with Cushing's than Liver Happy. Your vet will have to help you decide the appropriate formula and dose for your dog's condition. We require veterinary authorization for all herb purchases so we can verify you're purchasing the correct formula for your pet's condition. Also, we have a free downloadable that may help you here: https://tcvmpet.com/products/dog-cushings-disease-ebook?variant=31345893605446
You can request a veterinary authorization for herbs here: https://tcvmpet.com/pages/get-an-authorization

What specifically is this capsule for? Itchy skin aggression, anxiety.

Thank you for your question! Liver happy can support a number of different conditions in dogs, cats, and horses. It can support dogs with aggression and liver issues. The formula works by resolving stagnation, soothing liver Qi, and clearing heat. Here's an article that explains more about how Liver happy works in cases of dog aggression: https://pettao.com/herbal-remedy-grumpy-dogs-liver-happy/ 

Here are some articles that explain how Liver Happy works for other species: https://pettao.com/?s=liver+happy

My dog was started on Liver Happy a week ago. Will this affect his appetite? He is not as hungry as he usually is and no longer eating his normal kibble.

Hi there, Marianne! Thank you for writing about your experience with Liver Happy and TCVM herbal healing! Most pets go through a 1-2 week adjustment when they start Jing Tang herbal formulas, and it's possible the herbs can cause some gastrointestinal upset as your dog's body adjusts. If your dog's lack of appetite persists, we recommend contacting your vet for advice on your pet's specific condition.