KC-Defense
Use PetAlive KC-Defense:In the treatment of acute Kennel Cough and other respiratory infections in pets;As an oral natural vaccine to immunize your pet against Kennel Cough and other viral respiratory infections;As a preventative just before a visit to the vet, to kennels or a cattery to protect against infection.KC-Defense combines herbal and homeopathic ingredients with selected biochemic tissue salts for the treatment and prevention of Kennel cough and other respiratory tract infections in pets. It may be used preventatively (especially before visits to the vet, kennels, cattery etc) or acutely to treat an active infection.
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