Elixir of Life

Elixir of Life


Reference FEDPEELI

Applications
Elixir of Life helps animals that are convalescing and in need of an uplifting boost to their energy. It can bring renewed vigour and confidence to a weakened or ailing animal. It does not act as a treatment for whatever medical condition is affecting the animal, but can help to promote vital energy and the confidence necessary for self-healing. It is well known by doctors and vets that a patient with a positive attitude and good spirits will tend to recover faster and more fully than a patient who is downcast and low. When animals are coming through a long period of illness it is very important to help maintain their emotional quality of life. Elixir of Life consists of carefully chosen flower and gem essences that will help keep them bright and sunny, encouraging stamina and resilience. Elixir of Life may also help animals that have to spend most of their time indoors, eg birds and other caged animals, that may be deprived of natural light in the wintertime.
How to Use
Dr Petals' elixirs are easy to use and can help any kind of animal, great or small. Add 8 drops, twice daily, to your pet's drinking water or food, or add drops to snacks such as apple slices for a horse or biscuits for a dog. For animal carers wishing to avoid the use of alcohol, add 2-3 drops from your bottle into a small container (e.g. a 10ml dropper bottle), top up with clean mineral water, and dose as normal, keeping refrigerated when not in use.
Safety Data
Dr Petals' elixirs are 100% safe and natural and of the highest possible quality. They are not drugs, tranquillisers or herbal medicines. They cannot cause side effects or drowsiness, and can be taken alongside any kind of food or medication. These products are not a treatment for physical illness, and are not a substitute for veterinary medical attention should this be required. If your animal is behaving oddly or out of character, always have it examined by a qualified veterinary surgeon.
About the Product
Use Elixir of Life when:

- your pet is recovering from an illness or operation
- a period of inactivity has made your pet feel dull and listless
- animals are in need of some sunshine in their lives