Kennel Cough Home Remedy

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A week or so ago, I placed an order for your kennel cough treatment.

Well, I just wanted to let you know it has helped them a lot – there is almost no coughing at all.

It wasn’t kennel cough (I took them to a vet to be sure) but he gave them pills to take for allergies. These helped, but when I ran of out his product, yours came in, and I’ve been using it ever since.

It has helped more than the vet’s!

Thanks so so so much – it’s greatly appreciated – and I will keep it on hand.” (Betty, Luray, Virginia)

This is the place to find safe, non-chemical solutions for Kennel Cough and other respiratory problems such as dog (canine) or cat (feline) flu, or more involved things like canine pneumonia.

We believe that a kennel cough natural treatment with no harsh chemicals and no side-effects will help to rejuvenate your pet and get him back on his feet in no time. On this site, as well as our other health sites, we look for organic solutions using a holistic approach.

The range of products on this site has worked very well for us. We’ve used all of the products on our dogs and we’ve even taken the products ourselves with excellent results. On average, you can expect to see results in a few days. Some may see quicker results (2 days or so), some may need a little longer. There is no hard and fast rule on this as every animal and/or human is different. As long as you follow the instructions we give, you should see a nice improvement.

The kennel cough home remedies that we recommend for dogs and cats are very safe, gentle and effective, although they are not a kennel cough cure (as no cure for kennel cough exists).

To get started, please click on the type of sick animal that you have:

Natural Kennel Cough Treatment For Dogs
Dogs coughing? Get natural kennel cough treatments for dogs.
Natural Kennel Cough Treatment For Cats
Coughing cat? Get natural kennel cough treatments for cats.
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2 Responses to “Kennel Cough Home Remedy”

  1. Megan says:

    How long does it took to see an improvement for a running nose?

  2. Rae and Mark says:

    Megan,

    It usually takes under a week – maybe as little as two or three days in some cases.

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