HOW DO I ADMINISTER THE PRODUCTS?

All products come with complete instructions.Administer orally, you may mix products into wet food, if added to dry food, wet with water. If your animal will not eat the products, mix with water and administer with a syringe. For best results give Vitality Science tinctures at least one hour apart from powders. If constipation, vomiting, diarrhea or other adverse reactions occur reduce dosage.

WHAT DO I DO IF MY ANIMAL IS NOT RESPONDING TO THE PRODUCTS?

Vitality Science products have a wide range of safety, you may experiment with dosage, increasing or decreasing until you achieve the desired result. Food may be a factor, always feed foods that are free of corn, wheat, or soy. Other possible allergens are chicken, and possibly other poultry. If you are still not seeing results utilized our email support cs@vitalityscience.com.

IS IT POSSIBLE TO OVERDOSE ON VITALITY SCIENCE PRODUCTS?

Although our products have a wide latitude of safety, every animal is different. It is important to start slow and then increase the dose, paying close attention to your cat or dog. Too high a dose may manifest in the form of constipation, diarrhea, or other gastric distress. Remedy gastric distress by lessening the dose until your animal stabilizes.

WHAT IS YOUR RETURN POLICY?

All Vitality Science products have a 90 day money back guarantee whether they are open or not. However, the Advanced Immune Restoration has some different rules. The protocol may be returned within 90 days, unopened for 100% money back, or opened for 50% money back. Read more about our guarantee here. We do not pay for return postage, the customer is responsible for this expense. You may return products to: P.O. Box 3129. Ranchos de Taos, NM. 87557

WHERE CAN I FIND REVIEWS OF YOUR PRODUCTS?

We have thousands of reviews on the web. You may find reviews on product pages on our website or on facebook, amazon, or ebay.

HOW DO I WRITE A REVIEW?

Go to the page of the product you would like to review. Click on the “review” tab. Click on “Write A Review”

WHY IS EMAIL THE MOST PREFERRED WAY OF CORRESPONDENCE?

With email we are able to respond quickly and maintain a correspondence chain for us to reference throughout our time assisting you and your animal. You can email us at cs@vitalityscience.com

WHERE CAN I FIND A HOLISTIC VET?

The American Holictic Veterinary Medical Association, www.ahvma.org, has a search function to help locate a holisitc vet near you.

We ship to almost the entire world. Excluding Costa Rica, South Africa, and Iceland. If you do not see your country or state on the drop down list, please email cs@vitalityscience.com to verify that we do not ship to your area.

ARE VITALITY SCIENCE PRODUCTS AVAILABLE AT RETAIL STORES?

Yes, you can find our products in a select number of stores throughout the country.

Home Remedies for Dog Constipation

Does your dog seem uncomfortable or less active than usual? Are they experiencing difficulty in dispelling waste? They might be dealing with constipation, a common yet troubling issue. Save these eight home remedies for dog constipation for the next time your dog needs them and get them back on track to a healthy, happy lifestyle.

1. Hydration

Just like in humans, water is essential for digestion. If your dog is constipated, make sure they have a constant supply of fresh filtered water in a clean bowl. Dehydration can exacerbate constipation, so encouraging your dog to drink more can be a simple yet effective remedy.

2. Pumpkin

Pumpkin is a fantastic source of fiber and has a high water content, both of which can help soften your dog’s stool. You can add canned pumpkin (not pumpkin pie mix) to their regular food. Remember to introduce this gradually to avoid upsetting your dog’s stomach. Start with a small amount added to their food and judge their reaction. With no change, increase the amount of pumpkin given until a normal stool is passed.

3. Exercise

A dog with low daily physical activity can be prone to digestive issues. Regular physical activity can help stimulate the bowels. Try to increase the time spent on walks or add some extra playtime to your daily routine. Get you dog on a leash and get moving! A long walk is good for you and your dog and bonding between you two is an added bonus.

4. Ginger

Ginger has many benefits for the digestive tract. It can help with acid reflux, upset stomach and can also help ease constipation in dogs. You can brew a weak ginger tea and add it to your dog’s food. If your dog is on medication, you should consult with your vet, as ginger could contraindicate with some medications.

5. High-Fiber Foods

Adding more high-fiber foods to your dog’s diet can aid in digestion, get things moving, and prevent constipation. Along with pumpkin, green beans, sweet potatoes, and cooked oatmeal are all fiber-rich foods that can be mixed into your dog’s regular meals. Again, when introducing new foods, start slowly and one at a time to judge individual reactions to new foods.

6. Probiotics for Pets

Probiotics are key for healthy digestion. Vitality Science’s Pet Flora soil-based probiotics help regulate the digestive tract for constipation, diarrhea, and/or vomiting. The addition of prebiotic fiber, humic and fulvic acid make this supplement a powerhouse for the prevention of illness, GI health, immune support, and an increase in beneficial bacteria.

7. Aloe Vera

Aloe vera juice is a natural laxative that can help relieve your dog’s constipation by further hydrating your pet. It can be mixed directly into their food or water. Vitality Science’s Easy Go New is an all-natural supplement that has not only aloe vera inner leaf powder, but kiwi fruit extract, prebiotic fiber, magnesium citrate, and Biocore Complete as well. These ingredients work fast to give your dog the relief they need, without being a laxative.

8. Massage

Gentle abdominal massage can help stimulate bowel movements in your dog. However, if your pet shows signs of discomfort or pain, stop immediately and consult your vet.

While these home remedies for dog constipation can provide relief, it’s crucial to remember that if your dog’s constipation persists or if they are in pain, a visit to the vet may be necessary. A blockage is a serious condition that needs to be addressed by a professional. Chronic constipation can be a sign of a more serious health condition, and it’s always better to be safe and seek professional advice. Prevention is the easiest way to keep a dog healthy. This includes a species appropriate diet, plenty of exercise, clean water and lots of love!

Home Remedies for Dog Constipation