Hexagonal Soup Squares

This product features a compact, square design that not only facilitates feeding but also serves as an effective tool for pet training, making every bite an opportunity for learning. We have carefully incorporated various Chinese herbal formula to address the health conditions of different cats and dogs, helping to regulate their internal environment to be relatively stable. Whether for daily health maintenance or improving specific symptoms, each small piece not only provides nutrition but also fosters a close interaction with your beloved pet, enhancing training effectiveness and strengthening your bond.

Product Name: Liu He Tang Cubes

Features: Excellent for Regulating Digestion

Suitable for pets: Cats and dogs over 6 months old

Origin: Taiwan

Ingredients:

Chicken, Liu He Tang (Amomum villosum, Pinellia ternata, Ginseng, Licorice, Poria cocos, Pogostemon cablin, Lablab album, Magnolia officinalis, Chaenomeles speciosa, Atractylodes lancea, Ginger, Jujube), Glycerin, Corn flour, Soy protein, Canola oil, Preservatives

 Liu He Tang (Six-Harmony Decoction)

• Regulates spleen and stomach, improves digestion: Liu He Tang helps regulate the spleen and stomach, effectively relieving symptoms such as indigestion and bloating in cats and dogs.
• Boosts energy, reduces fatigue: For cats and dogs with weakened vitality, it helps to enhance overall vigor, suitable for pets with prolonged physical exertion.
• Strengthens immune system, boosts resistance: This formula helps cats and dogs enhance immunity and improve disease resistance.

Chicken

Rich in high-quality protein, easily digestible, and provides good support for cats' and dogs' muscle health, heart, and immune system.

Storage Instructions:

Store in a cool, dry place at room temperature. After opening, it is recommended to consume within 1 month. Seal tightly with our provided zipper bag.

It is recommended to consume within 1 month after opening.

For questions regarding product usage and inquiries, please refer to the Product Q&A or consult with a professional veterinarian.