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Ark Naturals

Ark Naturals Gray Muzzle Brain's Best Friend! 90 Chewable

Ark Naturals

Ark Naturals Gray Muzzle Brain's Best Friend! 90 Chewable

Barcode: 632634710033
Size: 90
Form: Chewable

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Gray Muzzle Brain's Best Friend 90 Chewable

For Senior Dogs

Cognitive Support For

Disorientation Recognition,, Memory, Learned Behavior

Suggested Use

Up to 10 lbs- 1 Chew, Up to 30 lbs- 2-3 Soft Chews daily, Up to 60 lbs- 2-4 Soft Chews daily, Up to 80 lbs- 4-5 Soft Chews daily, 80 lbs and over 5-6 Soft Chews daily Use continuously for best results.

About Ark Naturals and our Ingredients

All Gray Muzzle-Ark Naturals products are natural, made in the USA in USDA/APHIS registered facilities and are GMP good manufacturing practices compliant. Our ingredients are sourced from human facilities. Proud members of the NPA, APPA, NASC.


Other IngredientsProduct Facts A Proprietary Blend Per 4 Soft Chews Fish oil omega-3 , acetyl- L-carnitine resveratrol, L-theanine, phosphatidylserine, pyridoxine hydrochloride a source of vitamin B6 , ginkgo biloba, 320 mg . Inactive Ingredients Dried poultry liver flavor, glycerin, dried sweet whey dried ground pea, black malt extract, salt, lecithin, vitamin E supplement, ascorbic acid a preservative , lactic acid, citrus bioflavonoids, acetic acid.


Does Not ContainWheat, corn, soy, yeast, artificial colors, flavors or preservatives.


WarningsKeep out of reach of children. As with all dietary supplements, consult your healthcare professional before use. See product label for more information. For pet use only. Keep out of reach of children and other animals. In case of accidental overdose contact a health professional immediately. Storage After use, reseal bag tightly. Shelf stable. Cool dry location. 75F/24C. Cautions For pet use only. Specifically formulated to support cognitive function for the needs of senior dogs. Brain's Best Friend should not be substituted for Rx medications your vet has prescribed. See your vet if you are concerned that your dog is showing continuous and frequent symptoms of Cognitive Canine Disorder.


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