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Kan Essentials Veterinarian Formulas

Open the Liver Canals, 60 tablets

Open the Liver Canals, 60 tablets

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Open the Liver Canals (Xiao Chai Hu Jia Yu Jin Tang) is a Kan Essentials veterinary TCM formula that harmonizes the Shao Yang level and relieves Triple Burner obstruction to support healthy liver, digestive, respiratory, and urinary function in dogs, cats, and horses. For use under veterinary supervision; avoid in animals with Liver Yang rising or during pregnancy.


Open the Liver Canals (Xiao Chai Hu Jia Yu Jin Tang) is a classical veterinary TCM formula from the Kan Essentials line, adapted for companion animals by Steve Marsden, DVM, LAc. Based on one of the most widely used formulas in Chinese medicine, it harmonizes the Shao Yang level and relieves obstruction of the Triple Burner that interferes with the normal descent of Qi.

  • Harmonizes the Shao Yang level and supports smooth, balanced Qi flow
  • Relieves Triple Burner obstruction to promote healthy digestive, hepatic, respiratory, and urinary function
  • Supports healthy liver enzyme function and immune balance
  • Key herbs include bupleurum root (Chai hu), Chinese red ginseng root and rhizome (Hong ren shen), Chinese skullcap root (Huang qin), and turmeric root tuber (Yu jin)
  • 60-tablet format formulated for dogs, cats, and horses

For veterinary and practitioner use. Contraindications: Avoid in animals with Liver Yang rising. Do not administer to pregnant animals. Consult a veterinarian trained in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) before use.


English Name: Open the Liver Canals, 60 tablets
Chinese Name: Xiao Chai Hu Jia Yu Jin Tang
Unit Size: 60 tablets, (500mg)
Actions: Expel pathogens from the Shao Yang layer.
Chinese Symptomology: Shortness of breath; loss of balance; weakness
Contraindications: Should not be used during pregnancy. If the animal is reacting adversely to the current dosage, stop administration for 1 or 2 days, then resume at a lower dosage. If no effects (desired or adverse) are observed at this low dosage, increase gradually.


Ingredients

Chai Hu (bupleurum root); Huang Qin (chinese skullcap root); Shi Zhu Hong Ren Shen (chinese red ginseng root); Yu Jin (turmeric root tuber); Fa Ban Xia (treated pinellia rhizome); Gan Cao (chinese licorice root); Gan Jiang (dried ginger root); Hong Zao (red jujube fruit)

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