
Capill-Total
Supports the liver
The liver does the clearing up. Capill-Total is composed to support that work, after a demanding spell, with a dull coat, or when appetite drops off.
What it does
- Supports the liver
- Contributes to the natural cleansing process
- Suitable when the liver is under strain
- Supports general wellbeing
- 100% pure Chinese herbal formula
Complementary feed. If your animal suddenly takes a turn for the worse, have it seen by a professional first.
The liver does the clearing up. Capill-Total is composed to support that work, after a demanding spell, with a dull coat, or when appetite drops off.
The Chinese herbal tradition works towards balance in the body. When the energy pathways fall out of balance, the body follows. This formula is given to dogs, cats, sheep and goats, dosed by body weight.
Who it is for
This product is suitable for dogs, cats, sheep, and goats. It is also suitable for horses and ponies. For horses and ponies, please visit our other website: www.paardfit.nl (in Dutch and German).
Does this look familiar?
- Dull coat
- Reduced appetite
- Less energy than usual
| Species | Weight | First 10 days | From day 11 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dog | 2–45 kg | 2× daily 1 spoon | 2× daily ½ spoon |
| Cat | 3.5–10 kg | 2× daily ½ spoon | 2× daily ¼ spoon |
| Sheep | 60–120 kg | 2× daily 1½ spoons | 2× daily 1 spoon |
| Goat | 40–60 kg | 2× daily 1¼ spoons | 2× daily ¾ spoon |
One measuring spoon is about 2 grams. A spoon is included with every order of herbs.
Results visible after 2 to 4 weeks.
Dried and ground Chinese herbs, named in Pinyin. No fillers, no additives.
- Yin Chen Hao
- Zhi Zi
- Shen Qu
- Chai Hu
- Yu Jin
- Fu Ling
Mix the herbs through the feed. If your animal refuses them, add a little apple sauce or apple syrup. For dogs and cats, a piece of meat or wet food usually works best.
Packed in a biodegradable kraft paper stand-up pouch. The matching measuring spoon comes in a paper envelope with your order.
Store dry, dark and closed. Not in the stable or beside wet feed.

